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... are in the field— Colonel Wilson, the Hon. Thomas Dundas, the Hon. E. R. Petre, and Captain Baynt’in , of the Guards. Pontefract.— Every attempt is making here to promote contest. The friends of John Hardy, Esq. (Recorder of Leeds,) have been exerting ...
... ensemble was some degree venerable. Mr. Hardy, Mr. Blackburne, and Mr. Ingham, were counsel for the prosecution; Mr. STARKIF and Mr. Milner appeared for the deleuce. Mr. Ingham having fly opt-ned the indictment, Mr. Hardy stated the nature of the case the jury ...
... commissioners. The Memorialists think, that when you liave heard the facts and arguments of myself and my learned friend, Mr. Hardy, you will be induced to support the measure. The prayer of the memorial is~- Lord Wharncuppe : Why I, sitting here as chairman ...
... is the .Men.oiis 11 ience of Thomas Jefferson, late President trie United States, than whom few mi n hate displayed greater c more powerfuD/y promcted the interests, country, during very difficult stormy times. Lieut. Hardy's Travels tiie interior of Mexico ...
... Mulliflora.) Hardy Plant, (Phlox second do, (Phlox Elegahs)—all to J. Menzies, gardener to llawson, Esq. Best Annual in Pot—(Anuthesa) —J.. Hudson, gardener Dr. Crowther, Wakefield second (Linaria)—Mr. Bniratr. Best Exotic Bou^ q,iet—Thomas Appleby. Apples ...
... Cartndksh stpinrr dealer ami chapman—Hardy Flower, Welling, Kent, chemist—Robert Whitaker, New Cavendish-Street, Portland-place, line*-draper—Richard Tucker and Thomas Tucker, Tower-Royal, City, wholesale stationers—Thomas Mitigate, Friday street, Manchester ...
... transportation. Impsisonedtwo months. —John Smith, convicted of stealing quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Hutton,of Baildon.—Thomas Parkinson, for stealing a number of pigeons, the property of John Roberts, of Gomersal.—Win. Gott convicted of ...
... the Township of Netherthone aforesaid, belonging to Thomas Morehouse, Esquire, and extending from thence to certain Buildings in Netherthong aforesaid, the seveial Occupations of Daniel Kitchen and Thomas Boothroyd; and also for making and maintaining One ...
... INSOLVENCY. Edmund Bardslev, jun. Rhode* Mil. Lancashire, cotton spinner—Win. Lewes East Anstey. Devonshire, cattle salesman- John Thomas Brown, Bush lane, London, wlue merchant—Wm. Sadler, Dartford, lime merchant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Crompton, Rushcroft ...
... The having examined the deed's, ordered schedule loa nee.!, and the prisoner discharged. THOMAS MATTHEWS, Wakefield, and umbrella maker, was opposed by Mr. Hardy, behalf \!.. Raymr, the ground a collusive arrest, and having iawrtcd fictitious d ...
... Bretton, and stealing his pocketbook, containing exchange, one tor .£27 i and the other for 95., and quantity silver, i Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Dundas) appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Cottingham for the defence. The prosecutor, who is miller ...
... waistcoat, a pair trowsers, and silk handkerchief, the property Thomas Inman. bf. ImfbisoNED Six Months. Riyhard Taylor (18), for stealing four linen sheets, the property of William James.—Thomas Stuart (17), for stealm* a silver watch, the property of William ...