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... Haadsworth, on Wednesday, Ae Day November. SteJtrM. At Office aforesaid, Friday, the Day of November. At the House of Mr. Thomas Tofield. in Ecclesfield, on Wednesday, Day of November. Brnhetert' andotter Shops, in Sheffield Market, At the Ofkce aforesaid ...
... FRAUD.—REX V. NICHOLSON. WILLIAM NICHOLSON stood charged with defrauding. Francis Crossloy, Hceley, Thomas Jirown, Carr House, and Wm. Bennett, ofllcestwood Park, of number of sbeep and rattle. Tbe first case against the prisoner was that Mr. who deposed ...
... Sheffield, buifakr' Nov. II, at two, at tfae office of Mr. Hardy. c«,i t ' street, Sheffield ..George Aae, late of Stamford. Lin- colnshire, draper, Nov. 7, at twelve, at the Hotel, in Stamford .Thomas Hoidicb, of Spalding. Lincoln- shire, grocer aod tea-dealer ...
... oa the appeal list, and IS traverses. The briefs for the former, with but tew exception-, were confined to Messrs. Maude, Hardy, Miiaer, aad Blackburae Upon one occasion (not an unusual occurrence) wben the attendance of one of the above gentlemen was ...
... Henrv Woolhouse, Damal, Y'orkshire, cutler, October 28, 23, and November at the Angel Inn, Sheffield; Solicitor, Hardy, Sheffield, Thomas Sanderson, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, October 27, and November at the Blackmoor's Head Inn, Nottingham. Edmund ...
... looger.— Tbe child waa much frigbtencd. aad has bad fits ever aince. I cdled in Mrs. Hardy to ace the child I bad ?? tbe child half an hear before, quit* well. Helen Hardy— l nw the' child ea tbe following day. She leemed much convulsed ia her head, end ...
... 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 ...
... One ele- Pc sirlueisiif celrrying on the Maltling Buisiniess. tol Fore Rommt itaia iil lttrier p~articulars apply to AIr. Thomas Eng- be land, Ciirii Sierchelit. Leeds. 1 Ltsidi, Oct..130th, 13121.- 9OI'TER{-NEWTION.-A H-OUSE, With good ardii-llmi, C ...
... one hundred persons dined at the Golden Lioi nitkrield, on Wednesday last, t« celebrate tbe anni .ary of the acquit.al of Thomas Hardy, wlio was tried tor high treason, under tiie desperate indict- ments of 179*1. The evening was passed in great con- viviality ...
... Katherine Fowler, youngest daughter of rt Mr. Thomas Fowler, farmer, of Butterwick. .0 On the 3rd inst. af Carlton Church, near Snaith, (having been previously married at the Roman Catholic Chapel) e Mr. Thomas Burton, of Heseltine House, to Mary, eldest ...
... nee broker, llth and inst Kith Dec at the Commissioners court, Loudon. Sol Mr Ogle, Great Winchesterstreet, Broad street. Thomas Parry. Caecrugog. Flintshire, drover, d and Kith Dec at the Black Lion Inn, Mold, Flintshire. Sols Messrs Philpoi and Stone ...
... Nobility ?? Gs- Los i .gI E~ l' Lshr eriodai trusts, that they who un hav th Miformicto abor uder ?? of formida- Nvrbe SOFT ansi HARDI CORNS, BUNiIONS, DEFECTIVE NAILS, CHILBILAINS, WARTS, CALLOSITIES, &C.ma ss'L .ILtly place ?? ussder his Care, his the fell ...