... Leonard Foster, Joseph Thackray, John Farrar, James Turner, William Farmery, Thomas Thompson, Joseph Foster, Joshua Tetley, Benjamin Hanson, Thomas Tattersall, Richard Hardy, Benjamin Troughton Benjamin Hargrove, Michael Troughton, John Hirst, James Troughton ...

... add ?? weie he nonunated as one, be should not accept ofthe •tl-tuantmenu Mr. Maude had, however, uowleA the room, and Mr. Hardy, the recorder ot Leeds. ?? the chair. The new Chairman pressed tb question respecting the appom*me*.t of, banker, wbia^miased ...

... INQUESTS. The following inquests have been taken since onr last, before A. A. Hardy, Esq. coroner: On Saturday, at the Blacksmith's Arms Inn, North on cieiv of the ot William Hall, who died the pi»ccdin); day in consequence of the injury he received by ...

... one to an honest j and industrious workman. INQUESTS. The following inquests linve been taken since our last, before A. A. Hardy,' Esq. Coroner:— On Tuesday, at (lie College Arms Inn. Ro. tberliam. on view of the body of Chas. Rodgers, ati infant about ...

... Tomlinaon. A DWELLING-HOUSE sad Homestead, aad about «• ACRES of LAND, situate at Bubmibyom doroaid. in the n«upa*.wn of Mr. Thomas Pickering A DWELLINQ_I(fVSE and Homestead, and about 74 ACR RS of 1 t-AN D. situate at Scalb y afore- said, in the occupation ...

... Cockayne, flax of this place. . 3 Same day, Mr. Richard Atexandef, Hardy, both of thl» place. .. •Oh Thursday, at the Friends’ Leeds, Mr. Joseph Clark, of Vt Woodbcad, of A ifc* 16th inst. Mr. Thomas > and dcufgiai, to Mercy, yenngest \,_- Norrisou, brewer, all ...