... be inhabitants of the same senelthre. Mr. P. Ism been Minister at Atterchire stare 1827. On Tuesday, Farah, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer. Chelose Height, near Bradford. (in seek, Sarah, wife of the Rev. W. Wee, of omen, and eldest daegliter of the ...

... WaLetieW, •okwr of Mr. Thomas SVaterworth, many year* cryer the Court of Weld Riding (dimmer Stu mm.. Aged 22, Mr. Solid, Crump, music leacher, of fork. Aged 79, Mr, Llarbwm, relict Mr. J. Clarkuni, of Earlibration. Aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. la ...

... to rest. Mr. thee reviewed Mr . Hardy • condor, at great length, and im a very severe roamer. Whilst Mr. M'hay was Mr. Hardy, accompanied by two of his sees, entered the noses. Mr. 31.1:ay proceeded, and said. Mr. Hardy ales my* The present anantry is ...

... Jonathan Shaw, clothier, Henry Waller, holing Lindley Thorson , Hirst. Unwound J Heywond, elgthier, Thurstoonlowl Thomas harem, do Golcar Thomas Show, du Lockwood John Hottoomley. tin Morsalen Joseph Pinder, du Stock. Moor John Pass, statioser, Henry Roebuck ...

... John Pearson. the son of Pear. I son, butcher, Pump Hill, Soulhowram, pawed a Tape Worm seven yards long. - May Mk. 1834. Thomas Noble, aged 30, reedraker, of Head, near li.litaa, while taking Vegetable Compound, passed Tape worm. which more Wag affected ...

... Rev. G. , Vr Rev. 0. Fardell, Sprothie W. B. Wr' rough easter Fenton, Doncaster Rev. A lieo. Greaves, Cantley . Cami 411 Dr. Hardy, Doticaster RKSOLVSP—Th.t the following C witted into the hatitutiou : GIRLS. Sarah Appleyaril, Selby. AElizah • Elias Stead ...

... awl a. T. Hepworth, Evhbartaa, Haden. T. U. T. Wel street, beet t wrath awl J. T. Richaed.oo, ham., Casual!, surgeon. mod Hardy, tea deaden M. L Lewertna Leta,. T. Hen, Mahn man.. J. Chian aid D. luta *ad J. Magary, fauna J. U. ninth. .Mau T. Adatum ...

... rumoured that they offered the parties who captured them 1100 fur their liberation. A few days ago, a hen, the property of Mr. Thomas Osteliffe, of Sandell, attacked a large rat. The combat was severe fur a few seconds, but feathered ammilant tame off vittorious ...

... des moths of Mr. by Me. Mdiur liipky. limey ▪ he 4 and on the motion of Mr. R. Astray{ .waded by Mr. ithoson Timms I, Mr. Thomas Moth should he 'bids Mr. Gram Aotheten seed, mod Mr. aoudad tho Mr. Adis Raid he to Mad. mural. and Juba thews Palsy. Mar) ...

... Morel, Manner ; Renkddr, Me. Hartley, bookseller, Yorkshire-street ; Lamerhire, Ile. W. Hum., Mottos-street, Bury ; lie. Thomas Hardie!, toy dealer. slid Mr% Armitage, ritt•street ; Mr. W. C. Stallforil, nice, Freochgate aunt Messrs. Brooke ad Co., Gazette ...

... toe commencement the prociediogi s es+ ry part t.ie is estimated to hohl and lie teems% !whim! the platform wee:completely Hardy, Esq.. 11. P., was called In Cie chair. The was addresed by the alter wto Mr. Bo,.ting read t .e of the follon i• is The statue ...

... linendraper in Bradford. whose character Dr cossistma7 was serer disputed before the last election, thought it to give Mr. Hardy a plessper, although at the previous election he had given Mr. Lister a plass/et : he of cootie calculated on the patronage ...