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... Neighbourhood: W. Mawson ; Turner & Co. ; Towpend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Brothers, (8); Parkinson and Waddington, engineers; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4) ; Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...
... apply to JHtS! Watson, SoTfcitor, ff--*kerihg. ?? l ANOTHER UNDOUBTED PROOF Of the excellency qf THOMAS's truly valuable MEDICINES FOR HORSES. TO MR. J. H. THOMAS, BOSTON. Sln > Sutterton, September Ist, 1834. A IT V business as Horse Dealer, and maker A.V ...
... od :W. Mawson ; Turner & Co. ; Townend* fc Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son ; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons ; Anderson & Brothers, (3) ; Parkinson and Waddington, engineers ; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4) ; Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons ...
... Evering/iam Atkinson, John ?? ?? Leppington Batty, Thomas Yonlton Boynton, Sir Henry, Bart. ?? Burton Agnes Boulton, John . ?? Henszil Buck, Thomas ?? ?? Skipton Clapham. Leonard ?? ?? Burton Pidsca Carter. Thomas ?? ?? Howden Carter, John ?? ?? ?? Kcigldey ...
... WILLIAM COOPER, ?? Mayor, Chairman. THOMAS GREGORY, Esquire, Deputy Chairman. JOHN AGAR, Esq. York. WILLIAM HARGROVE, Esq. York. JAMES AUD- T S, E.«q. Selhy. ROIIERT HUDSON, E.-q. York. JOHN BARSTOW, E.q. ?? THOMAS MASON, Esq. York. MATTHEW CARR, Esq ...
... Mr. Hardy gave but 17 votes; and on OH Of the most important divisions' of the previous Session, we find he gave but 16 votes. Thus it appears that as our Re- presentative he has attended to his duty 33 times out of 1 16. And where was Mr. Hardy on the ...
... Death in all cases, I find John Hardy supporting, in a speech, an Amendment of Lord Howick, to the effect that highway robbers guilty of personal violence, shall still be liable to be hanged. Was this the same John Hardy that stood on the Court House Steps ...
... amongst the Reformers at Bradford, in order to procure Mr. Hardy's The real question for you to decide is whether you will return me on Reform Principles, or my learned com- petitor, Mr. Hardy, an avowed Pittite, and the candidate who is supported by tbe ...
... heard that Mr. Hardy has chal- JL lenged Mr. Hadfield to discuss the propositions :ontained in Mr. Hadfield's last Address. Why does not Mr. Hardy give a printed reply to a printed document ? rhis is not the first time we have heard of Mr. Hardy's :hallenges ...
... Kdition of'WATKINS ON COPYHOLDS, is Preparing. ANOTHER UNDOUBTED PROOF Of the excellency of THOMAS', truly valuable MEDICINES FOR HORSES. TO MR. J. 11. THO.MAS, BOSTON. Sir, Sutter ton, September Ist, 1831. MY business ;ts Horse Dealer, antl maker up of ...
... opportunity it afforded for entering into the Trade. Thomas Shepherdson, on the Premises, will shew the tame, and furtner Particular., may be known on applica- tion (if by Letter, Post Paid,) to Thomas Prikstmax, Esq., East Mount, Sutton; Edward R.H£am ...
... 2, Thomas liass Jackson, and Paul Armstrong; 33. John Uenntson ; 34, Thomas Bra;thwai:e; 35, Grorge Bagsliaw; 36. 37, John Moorby, and William Oldfield; 43, Ann Jeffries; 44. Emanuel Haley; lj, Henry Gilbank; 46, Robert Brotherton; and 47. Thomas Hewitt ...