... Willey, draper, in the High-street, liny also •tood charged with having stolen a quantity muslin, tvc. from the shop Mr. Thomas Robinson, mercer. Mary, th.- mother, was sentenced eiobtren months imprisonment in th* llimse iff t'orrectinn at akefietd ...

... direction except the two who were pointed out to you from the hustings as the sons of Mr. Hardy T—l don't wish you to understand that I had seen the two Mr. Hardy's throwing stones in that direction, but 1 had seen other parties throwing stones in that ...

... previous uesday, before Wm. Hky, Esq. Mayor John Hardy, Esq. Recorder ; C'has. Mliner, Esq. Deputy Recorder; John Brooke, Esq; Thomas Esq.; Henry Hall, Esq.; George Banks, Esq.; Christopher Beckett, Esq.; Thomas Beckett, Esq.; Ralph Markland, I'so. The following ...

... Charles Hardy, Esq. Odsal, near Bradford, to Catherine, daughter of James Orr, Esq. of Holywood House. Tuesday last, at the parish church Bradford, Air. John Barratt, painter, of Halifax, to Aliss Alary Ann Wilkinson Brown, daughter of Air. Thomas Brown ...

... PONTEFRACT HONOR COURT. John Hardy, Esq., the steward of this court, sat at the Court-bouse, in this town, Wednesday last, for the purpose trying causes for debts under £5. The following were disposed of in the course of the day:— John Morritt v. Wm. ...

... the Rev. Charles Musgrave, vicar, Mr. Thomas Bradley, woolstapler, eldest son of Mr. Bradley, architect, and grandson of tlie late Thomas Bradley, Esq. civil engineer, to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Priestley, woolstapler, all of Halifax ...

... of the late Mr. Thomas Jackson, of Fasingwold. Same day, at Rotherham, Mr. Fredlerickc Fleck, of M3asbro', eto 3ary, second daughter of Mr. G. Tcwnend, wholesale grocer and tea-dealer, of the former place. - On. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Dodgson, bookbinder ...

... The court was held in the summer house, which stands in the centre of the beautiful flower garden and the Earl of Ripon, Thomas Pemberton, Esq., member of Parliament, and a number of ladies, who are at present staying Studley, were present during the ...

... Luddlngton, Stoke Newlngton road, coal merchant-Win. Smith and Michael Lewis. Tunstall, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer*—Thomas Watkinson, Marsh gate, Lambeth, pubitean-Genrge White, North Wharf road. Paddit.g-ton. victualler—Robert Mercer. Charles Ely ...

... James Ambler, Heatpn, manufacturer; Mr. Thomas Ackroyd, Hortcii, worsted spinner; Mr. Joseph Barraclongh, Bradford, hatter; Mr. John Billon, Horton, corn miller ; Mr. Henry Brown, Bradford, draper ; Mr. Thomas Clough, Biugley, grocer; Mr. Matthew Denisou ...

... iHarrirb. Yesterday. Mr. John Hardy, butcher, M Mary Pnwson, both of Hrntnlay. Thursday last, at our parish church, Mr. William (>ate«, to Ann. third daughter uf the fate Mr. J E- wuolttapler, all this tnsrn. Same day. the parish church. Halifax, the ...

... petition. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, formerly of Cleckbealon, linen draper, and late High Town, farmer and shopkeeper, was opposed by Mr. Hardy, behalf of his detaining cryditor, Mr. Joshua Law, card-maker, of Cleckheaton, on the ground of having fraudulently dispnsed ...