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... success at present, which is likely to ensure him the same whenever the general election may lake place. On Friday week, John Hardy, of Ferrybridge, and one of the farmers of the Doncaster Toll Bar, was convicted at Wakefield, before the sitting Magistrates ...
... Eight Plates, price 12s. each Part. GORDON'S SERMONS Bvo. 10s. fid. boards. GRANT'S CHURCH HISTORY. Vol. 4. Bvo. 14s. bds. HARDY'S PICTURESQUE and DESCRIPTIVE TOUR in the MOUNTAINS of the PYRENEES; comprising twenty-four views of the most interesting scenes ...
... Dixon, John Taylor. Jolm Jones, John Butt. T. arid'J. Willey, ■- J. Stevenson, G. S. Greening, W. Swift, Mark Maugham, Thomas Hardy, & Co. I, I’. &1. Heppenstall, John Sawyer. William Bindley, ' ii’IRE SOCIETY, NORWICH UNION ...
... INQUESTS. The following inquests have been taken since our last before A. Hardy, Esq. coroner, at the Town Halit- On view of the body of Hannah years old, who was found drowned in the River Dunn, about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning;— It appeared in evidence ...
... total of 38.-Thirty-two have been-dischavged, ttat-ing completed their respective terms of imprisonment. On. Friday last, John Hardy, of Ferrybridge, one of the farmers of the Doncaster toll-bar, was con- cicted at Wakefield before the sitting magistrates ...
... wuolataler, to Ann, only daughter of MIr. Joseph s Craven, leather-dresser, of the former place. s t r- On Tuesday last, Mr. James Hardy, to Mis. Martha Hud- th to dleston, linen-draper,- both of Bingley. rei ag Samneday,'the flev. J. D. Hurst, B.A. of penistone ...
... Sheriff* Hutton, the sura of I -21. 14s. s^d. was collected, in aid of the Church Missionary Society. On Friday week. John Hardy, of Ferrybri-lge, one of the Farmers ot the Doncaster Toll Bar, was convicted at Wakefield, before the sitting Magistrates ...
... soon tatnish a ;ain. I 1 ' 1 ' 1 So d retail in York, in Pots'at l,cb 'jio'V lowing Persons—Air. John Hardy. 1 E iell. Cutler, Mr William n ' ' r. Thomas Sanderson, Ironmonger, y Wood, Cutler. , TO WATCPTMAp'fpR v BE DISPOSED OF B\. .ttf'V L CON Tit A or ...
... ll In the year 1763, when the Whale Fishery was confined to the vicinity of this Isle and the adjacent coasts ; before our' hardy adventurers had even explored the straits of Belleisle, the waters around the Armes, or the coast of Guinea ; and long ere ...
... received with shouts of applause. TUATU &OVAL, Miss Foote made her first appearance here last night in the character of Letitia Hardy. Long before the doors were opened, an immense crowd had collected round the Theatre, and the whole area of the pit was filled ...
... Clarendon print fng-omce (not Mr. CoUtagwood). On Thursday afternoon two these fi“t‘«?«‘ were furiously attacked a mob in Thomas’* parish; they cabkMadmisaiaofates house, and locked the doors; hut they were feeead the two gentlemen then became exposed ...
... last week, inspected the manufactories at Glasgow. Lord and Lady Cschrane are at present at Castle Craig, on a visit to Sir Thomas Gibson and Lady Carmichael, fur a few days. The recent separation in high, life, between a. newly-married couple, the husbaad ...