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... of RECOVERY, since lst October, 1818. BENEFACTION*. * d. Thomas Nicholson, Esq. Boundhay . Banks, Esq. (the Mayor) . . . 10 10 0 Mr. Land 10 Flax Dresser.' Society, per Mr. Teale . . . Late Thomas Esq. per Mr. Jonathan Lupton 0 Mr. S. Hunslet . . . .15 ...
... Sob Messrs Crompson and Oram. Leman street, Goodman's field*. Com tealed inrt. Pet Crs. Thomas VViUnan TbornMu tbe eUktr, George Matthew Hoar*, Da. vld Walters, Thomas Thornton the younger, and Everest, East SnithfieM, Middlesex, br*«r«rs and tote partners ...
... Stanhope, Esq. 581 Numbered TREES, SOS POLES* Masked with Scriere Irons. N. B. Farther Particulars may bad-by applying James Hardy, ~~ SALE AJDCTION^ At Mr. Wm. Wood, the King's Head Inn, fa Setby, on Friday the sth Day February neat, at Four to* the following ...
... Parliament, 1813. Right Hon. Earl Fortrscu c, Lord Lieut, of Devon. Right Hon. Earl Mokley. Right Hon. Lord Clifford. Sir Thomas Dyke Acki and, Bart. Edmund Pollkxfen Bastard, Esq. M. Samuel Kkkswich, Esq. Peaniore. T. H. Hays, Esq. High Sheriff of Devon ...
... Treasurer or Treasurers, of the said Road in the Place of Mr. Charles Brooke, deceased.—Dated the Second Day of June, 1819. THOMAS RYLAH, Clerk to the Trustees of the aaid Road. TURNPIKE ROAD From Bradford. to Wakefield. NOTICE is hereby given, That the ...
... Monday morning, before George Bankes Esq. Mayor, and John Hardy, Esq. the Recorder;— And the following Magistrates:— John Hill, Esq. j Wm. Prett, Esq. Henry Hall, Esq. I Thomas Tennant, Esq. Thomas Ikiu, Esq. \ Chris. Beckett, Esq. The following prisoners ...
... EFFECTS, ofthe PARTNERSHIP, now and heretofore carried on at LOW MOOR aforesaid, and elsewhere, under the Firm of Dawson, and Hardy, consisting of a considerable MANOR and ESI ATE. with extensive Mines of COAL and IRONSTONE, and spacious and commodious BUILDINGS ...
... sentenced to be imprisoned one month, and parsed to Carlisle, his settlement Thomas Shaw, for stealing straw, &c. out of stable at Quick, was ordered to be imprisoned a ftrtnight. Thomas Stables (a very respectable looking young man), and James Waite, were chaiged ...
... MIDSUMMER SESSIONS. „The General Quarter of tfte romanced the before Oeoroe Banks, S Cbajx; John Hardy, Esq. John Blasts, Esq. r Henry H**, ] JoJm Esq. WiUuim Prest, »*?• John mison,Esq. John HM, Esq. Tltomos Jtcim, Esq. ' Tltomas Tennamt, Esq. \ Chris ...
... Newcastle-Bi others, Mchols. 20. for London—dXnaresbro'. Shiltito; Altissdara, Stantficld. For Lynn—Thetis, Howard. 81. For London—Thomas and Mary, Robinson , Vnsty, Letcksom; Providence, Polls. For Lynn William and Ann, Clark. Far London—Commerce, ft right , ...
... written by Mr. C. in his official capacity as chairman. Mr. Raises attempted -to reply, but could not obtain an hearing. John Hardy, Esq. addressed the meeting-in favour of Mr. Cawood. He thought his statement very satisfactory, and that Mr. Baines had failed ...
... bar, and received Sentence Death : John Stale?, for forgery—Thomas Firkin, John Cav/thorne, Matthew Charlton, ...