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... POLES. 3 ASH Ditto. 25 BIRCH and FIR. In Horsforth HaU Park. 118 No. TREES. OAK POLES. 4 ASH Ditto. BIRCH and ELM, Ac. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will send a Person to show the said Wood; and for Particulars apply Mr. Brakenridfrc, Cannon-Hall.—Horsforth ...
... at Cawood, where it may be Shipped oft' to any Part of the Kingdom. Thomas Greenwood, who lives adjoining; the Wood, will show the Timber; and for further Particulars, apply Mr. Thomas Walker, Solicitor, York. HORSFORTH.— WOOD TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, the ...
... River Aire, adjoining Calverley Bridge; and the New Turnpike Road from KirkstaU to llklcy bounds the Farm on the North. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will a Person to shew the Premises, and for Particulars, apply to Mr. Brakenridge, Cannon Hall; or at the ...
... POLES. 3 ASH Ditto. 25 BIRCH and FIR. In Ilorsforth HaU Park. 118 No. TftEfiS. 14 OAK POLES. ASH Ditto. BIRCH and ELM, &c. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will send a Person to show the said Wood; and for Particulars apply to Mr. Brakenridge, Cannon-Hall—Horsfortb ...
... the River Aire, aiHoining Bridge; and the New Turnpike Road from Kirksuill to Ilkley bound* the Farm or the North, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will send a Person to shew the Premises, and for Particulars, to Mr. BraJcenrittge, Cannon ssr the Stanhope ...
... ; Moore Thomas, do ; Mather Josiah, Litton; Morphett Edmund, Horton-in-Ribble; Metcalfe Thomas, Airton; Metcalfe Francis, Ingleton; Marsden Rev. Anthony, Gargrave ; Mason Thomas, do; Mason Joseph, ; Metcalfe Leonard, Keighley Mitchell Thomas, Skipton; ...
... AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Patron, The Right Hor* the EARL of HAREWOOD President. JOHN HARDY, Esq. Recorder. The EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of this Society, »i'l be held in the Music-Ham., Albion-Street, Wrnvr. soay. October 10th, 1H27. Tbe Rev. ANDREW RRANDRAM ...
... , grocer-John 1 urner, trcet, dea.er in ilia. BAN-KRI'PTCY ENLARGED. Wm. Thomas ouptan . KtMStoa. faasaiea, from .Dec March 1, the Masses BsdelHfc and Duncan, BANKRCPT.4. Thomas Curtain road, strati hat manufacturer, JeHIB in>t it ...
... To Mr. Ward, of A comb. Best Onions/the While Portugal)—To Mr. HUlyard, gardener Sir Thomas Franklaud. Best Ccl-.batcs— John Inglis. of Clifton. Best Cucumbers—To Thomas Walker, gardener to the Rev. D. R.Currer. . Mr. Smith sent the following •—Hechchum ...
... Fourth, 11. Bayiies: Fifth, Thomas Appleby, Hunslet; Sixth, John Turner; Seventh, John Burton, gardener to G. Trotter, Esq. Mlddleton Lodge; Eighth, do. Best Hardy Bouquet—H. Second, Wm. Clark, Rodley. Best Exotic In Pot—Thomas Deuxberry. . _ Celery—Thoa ...
... 8. These Sessions commenced this day, before THOMAS BECKETT, Esq. Mayor- John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. Leptou Esq. C. ajilner.Esq. Deputy Recorder Charles Brown, Esq. John Brooke, Esq George Banks, Esq. Thomas Tennant, Esq. Christopher Beckett, Esq. Henry ...
... of the former place. Same day, at Wakefleld, Mr. Joseph Frankland, clerk to John Hardy, Esq. to Miss Rhodes, Heath, near Wakefield. Yesterday week, at Manchester, Mr. Thomas Hunter, of that place, to Henrietta, second daughter Mr. of Ripley, in this county ...