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... Aire, and the North by the New Road leading from Leeds to llkley, near Otley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, w ill shew the Premises. For Particulars, apply Air. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall. Cannon Hall, April, 1830. (CIRCULAR.) pHE following Statement ...
... Parker, for sixteen specimen. Barest Store Plant, (Combritnm Purpurea. —John Menaies. Second, (Fuschia Mycrophylla.) —Thomas Appleby. Best Hardy Bouquet.— Wm. Bariatl, for a splendid Bouquet the form of a Pyramid, which nearly reached to the roof of the Music ...
... Great Seal, tilt .hsioa-ioui. ssoostimtii.tr and appointing the Right Hon. Sir Robert fi -org* Graham, Bart.; Sic Thomas Master man Hardy, Bar., K.C.R., Rear-Admi, al of the White Squadron his Mijcsty'i Fleet; Hon. George Lawrence Dnnda*,' C. 8., Roar-Admiral ...
... Leeds auxiliary bible society. The Right Hon. the Earl of Harewood, Patron. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder of Leeds, President, The TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY of this Society will be held in the Music-Hall, Albion- Street, Wednesday, October 13th, 1830. The ...
... INSOLVENTS. Robert Thomas, of Liver pool, broker Hodgenr.of Liverpool, glass dealer Thomas Clark, of Dover, ter mariner BANKRUPiCY ENLARGED. Wm Hardy, Kirby Aluurside, tailor, from April ff to May 25 ...
... JANUARY 11. Christ. Beckett, Esq. Mayor, Henry HaB, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. Lepton Dobson, Esq. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Benjamin Sadler, E«q. Recorder. Thomas Beckett, Esq. John Esq. Thomas Blayds, Esq. Charles Brown, Esq. Ralph Markland, Esq. Tue ...
... of the Grend Jury Mr, E4ar. Hudaon, Foreman. Mr. George Noble Mr. Thomas Charleawonh Mr. George \ewlove Mr. Robert Chapman Mr. Abraham Mr. James EotwUtle Mr. David Underwood Mr. Thomas England Mr. John Wylde Mr. Wm. Holroyd Mr. Edward Wilkinson Mr. Thos ...
... Cherries. —This prize was also awarded Samuel Currie. Best Strawberries.—To Thomas Dcoxberry, gardener to H. Preston, Esq. Moreby, for a plate of Wilinot's Superb. Best Peaches. —To Thomas Appleby; who produced two dishes very fine fruit. Best Appl.es. —The ...
... Second-best (Seedling Hibiscus) —lo James Hodgson.—Jfcsf Hardy Plant (Verbennm to William Wood. The prize for Ihe best six hardy plants, was also awarded Wood. VABA' VEGETABLES.— Beet Cabbages (the —to Thomas Routledgv, Elvin.ton. Second Best Do. (red)—lo Cnrrie ...
... ills, cattle salesman. INSOt.VI MV. Thomas. Liverpool, ship broker—(lionets Clark, Dover, matter mariner—R. Ik Marsh, Hampstead road, drawing master Win. Hoilgcns, Liverpool, glass dealer. RANKHUPTCi ENLARGED. Win. Hardy, Kirkby Moorside, tailor, from April ...
... Bouquet— Samuel Currie, gardener to J. Ingham, Esq. of Blake Hall. Green House Bouquet- Thomas Appleby, gardener the Rev. J. A. Rhodes, of Horsloith Hall. _ Best Hardy Bouquet— William Ashton, gardener to B. Gaskell, Esq. of ( homes House. Best .Stove Plant ...
... were Mr, Benjamin Eli, Mr, Samuel Poynton, and Mr. Thomas Haselgrare. For Tulips Mr. Thomas Marshall, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. E. Fletcher.— For Fruits :—Mr, James Jamieson, Mr. JamesHollings, and Mr. Thomas Haselgrare. For Flowers ; Dr. Crowther, of Wakefield ...