... Charles Brook, Esq. William Brooke, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. James Buckley, Esq. Thomas Firth, Esq. Joseph Charlesworth, Esq. Benjamin Gaskell, Esq. Daniel Gaskell, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. John Harpin, Esq. Rev. Lewis Jones. Joshua Ingham, Esq. Stanstield Rawson ...

... Vint, of Halifax, boot and shoe maker. On Sunday, at Pinchinthorpe, near Guisbrough, in Cleveland, John Lee, Same day, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, 88. t Same day, at Auckland Castle, in the 75ch year cred iltvess, whien his age ...

... on Tuesday evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, to commemorate the anniversary 'of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, of the charge lof high treason. The meeting was very numerous, Mr. Heppel ...

... Heaton, iv the Parish of Bradford in the County of York, commonly known by the Name of West.House Farm, in the Occupation o Thomas Hardy, consisting of a Messuage or Farm House, with the Barn, Stable, Mistal, and other Outbuildings thereto belonging. And also ...

... the Parish of Bradford, 1 fn the Comity of York, commonly known by the I Name of West-Home Farm, in the Occupation of ...

... were no distinguishing colours visible—such sport before was never seen. Death of Sir Thomas Hardy Another veteran has paid the debt nature. The galiant Sir Thomas Hardy, for many years Lord Nelson's friend and Lord Nelson's right hand, died Friday last ...

... ham did not know what he had done which could deserve monument.] Admiral Fleming has been a e ' l^ c e to the late Sir Thomas Hardy, as governor of Greenwich Hos- Pl Tuesday evening Wnnight some ruffian placed a wooden sleeper across t and Birmingham ...

... large farm, with superintender the gardens. i Tbial Br Jury.—The forty-third anniversary celebration of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, i John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, | from the charge nigh treason preferred against them in 1794, by Mr. Pitt's ...

... which is a few miles south of Manchester, owing to the sudden death, within about a week, of four children, belonging to Thomas Hardy, a poor weaver, of that place. Itumours of a very painful nature were circulated, tending to throw blame both the parents ...

... Broadhurst, Thomas Cook, R. Callender, Richard Cobden, John Hyde, Alexander Henry, Thomas Hilton, James H. Heron, James Kershaw, James Heywood, James Murray, Henry M'Connell, John M'Viccar, Thomas Markland, W. Neild, Henry Newberry, David Price, Thomas Potter ...

... THE LATE MICHAEL THOMAS SADLER, ESQ. » AT a numerous MEETING, convened by Circular, held at the Court-House, Leeds, Thursday, August 13, 1035, to consider the best mode the .Memory of that lamented Geutlemr.n ; HENRY HALL, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved ...

... that here, Sir G. M. Binglkv, reporter for the Leedt Times, and Mr. Thomas report!;r for the Leeds Mercury, deposed to seeing a gentleman who they understood to be Mr. John Hardy, jun. throw stones in a direction towards the place where Samuel Babr ...