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... the Rochdale maiket, ou the same day. In perfect health. * Ou Sunday week, Knaresbro', aged 27, lingering illness, Mr. Thomas Hardy, plumber and glazier. Saturday week. In bL 83d year, Richard Gallon, Esq. o Knaresbro'. _ Same day, very suddenly, aged ...
... present Numbered and set out, but receiving all such Trees, Poles, and Wavers, as are Numbered and marked with Red Paint. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Horsforth, will send a Person to point out the Wood. Cannon-Hall, December 27'h, 1827- WOOD. —TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, at ...
... d Hinchliffe Edward. Bradley 21 0 2 2 Hirst J. S. Huddersfield 0 0 2 2 Hardy Thomas, Esq. Birksgate 20 lllnchlifre Joshua. Holmfirth 10 0 liarpin John. Bum/cc 10 2 O Hayley Thomas, HuddersfieU 1 1 0 Hammond Joseph,-•••rfo. 1 Hudson R. B. do. Higham George ...
... Richard, do; liesslegreave Joseph, Lords Meat} William, Shaw Meat-} Hardy Thomas, Thurstonland ; Horsfall Richard, Shiithwailc ; Harrop Joseph, Jun. Quick Mear; Hardy John, Heath; Hardy John, Jun. do; Hayne Joseph, Dewsburt/} Hird Richard, Wak Ucld Hague ...
... Esq 4th best, Thomas Wilson, York. The best flamed Bizards—Wm. Somers, Grimston, near York; 2d ditto, Win. Ilardman; ditto, Thomas Wilson; 4th ditto, Anthony Parker, ditto. best feathered Byblcemen- John Raby 2d, Wm.Somers; 3d, Thomas Wilson ; 4th, Win ...
... and half an oz.l Largest Pine.—Thomas Kirk, gardener Earl Mexborough, Metbiey Park, (weight Best B'hite Grapes —Jas. Brown, gardener to J. Hebblethwaite. Esq. Leeds. Second do —Thomas Deuxberry. Best Black Grapes. —Thomas Deuxberry. Second der. —William ...
... Joseph Benson, gardener to Col. Croft, of S llllngton. The b st Pears Uargancls).— Thomas Deuxberry. The best Plums.—(Green Gages) Thomas Mason. Magnum Bonum —Thomas Mason. Oranges — Mr. David Priestman. York. Elgs —Though no prize bad been appointed ...
... liidsdale, Miss Smlthson, and Miss Flintoft'. No. 2.—Mrs. Peterson, 2 Misses Peterson, and Mrs. E.Smith. No. :t—Mrs. Hardy, Heath, and :( Misses Hardy. No. 4.—Mrs. D. Gaskell, Miss Ingram, and Miss M. A. Johnstone. No. fl.—Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Tempest, and 2 Misses ...
... WEDNESDAY, March 26. JOHN WILKINSON (30). charged with stealing two cart horses, Che property of Wm. England, of Middle OWLtV. THOMAS ARMSTRONG (41). charged with having stolen rean grey mare pony, the property uf Simon Wilkinson, of KilUngball—Nor Guilty ...
... Grapes—]. Brown, gardener to J Hehbleth walte, Esq. Second do—Kaiph Hopps. gardener to Wfn. Gott, Esq. Leeds. Best Black Grapes.— Thomas Deuxberry. Second'do.— Joseph Moore, gardener T. B. Pease, Esq. Chapel Allerron. Beit Peaches— Joseph Moore. Beit Xectarines—Thots ...
... Advantage. The Business has been carried on during the greatest Part of a Century. Apply Messrs. Shaw and Son, or Messrs. Thomas Brown and Co. of Leeds. STAMMERING, and every DEFECT of O SPEECH REMOVED by Mr. SAMS, No. fi, Brunswick-Street, Leeds, whether ...
... Benjamin Kitchen do Thomas Noble do clothier John Lord butdier Thomas Mann Greetland millwright Jonas Jackson do do John lliley yeoman William Peel maltster Abm. VVhitworth Greetiand manufacturer Daniel Gath do Thomas do schoolmaster Thomas Hsigti do innkeeper ...