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... 0 0 Adam Lowe - 10 0 Robert Wainhouse - 5 0 0 1 1 0 Thomas Milne, Cliffe Hill - 10 0 0 1 1 0 Charles Milne, West House - 5 0 0 Thomas Milne, jun, Darcey Hill 5 0 0 Henry Lees Edwards - 10 0 0 Thomas Grove Edwards - 10 0 0 II Martin - 10 0 J Dearden - ...
... George Grayson's Washington. 2nd. Mr. Meldrum's Unknown. Sixth Class—Ortmge and Yellow. Ist, Mr. Thomas Harrison's Model of Perfection. 2nd. Mr. Thomas llarris in's Ditto. 3rd. Mr. Meldrum's Unknown. Seventh Class—White, lst, 2nd, and 3nl— Mr. G. Whitton's ...
... parish church Bradford, Mr. Thomas Swaine, spirit dealer, Bradford, to Aliss Maria Hudson, of Horton. On Wednesday last, Mr. William Swaine, grocer, to Miss Martha Holdswortb, both of Horton. On Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Ludgate, bookhawker, of Bradford ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full Operation. HEAD BASK. MANCHESTER. DIRECTORS. THOMAS AGNEW. Eaq. iJAMKS HARDIE. Esq. THOMAS BINYON, Eaq. HENRY MO!XT. Esq. BEN BRAIDLBY. WILLIAM VERNON. Fan. JOHN KERN LEV, Eaq. I JAMES Eaq. GEORGE ...
... following present:—James William. Geo. Goodman, Esq., Ilamer Stansfeld, John Gott, Esq., of Leeds; Thomas Clap-4 of Potternewton; John eel Clapham, ] Thomas I). Bland, Esq., Edmund Denni-1 Fso., Joseph Walker, Esq., Rev. William iiHers'on\ clerk, Joseph ...
... Cunmtee War LEEDS.. | John Hardy, | William Hancock, Esq. Borough bridge VE Dews Thomas Shillington, CRETARIES, | Robert Goddard, Esq. ANKERS, Hudderstield N BANKING COMPANY. Helméirth DING COUNSEL, Herbury y, Esq., and Thomas M’Donvell, Esq heighlew Kearesbro’ ...
... yards r from 'Hardy. Knows hr has been a hard-working man since be came to Flixton. Went to Hardy's house.when his wile laid in; there was nottling to eat in the house. Has given something to eat, and tea and Sugar, several times to, Hardy within this three ...
... follow Rest Pine.—Thomas Appleby, gardener, Mr. Rhodes. Black Gripe.—-Wm. Reynolds, gardener Mr Armitage, of Farnley Hail. Best Mushrooms.—Mark Clark, gardener to Messrs. Backhouse. Potatoes—Samuel Cuirey. gardener Mr Ingham; 2nd ditto, Thomas Deuxberry, gardener ...
... ask Mr. question. Mr. HARDY.—I still answer yoa will get tba people to bear as*. Mr. WHITTAM.-la the event af your being returned to Parliament, as friend working classes, will you give the working classes household suffrage Mr. HARDY wee an advocate far ...
... merchant. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. HARDY WOOLLEY, of .Mention, in the eoanty of Lincoln, grocer and dealer, d c, J JAMES ALLEN and JOHN SHERWIN, of Dartford in the county of Kent, farmers and orickmakers, d c. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS ANDREW, of Moore street, Soho ...
... Richd. Venables Wm. Shillito Thomas Gyles John Holmes George Foulstone Wm. Oliver E. Jenkinson Joseph Trueman H. F. Jordan Thomas Machin Peter Pott Wm. Marsdin fishlace. sfrotbro'. Joseph Birks Richard Thomas Birks Thomas Wood Reuben Stapp Robett Sunderland ...
... Beit Dahlia- Join of Woodhouse-Hill, Honslet. Best Hardy Bouquet. Win. Wood, gardener Messrs. Backhon«e, Yoil; do. John Menzics ;3d do. Thomas Appleby. Best exotic Bouquet —Samuel Cnrrie. Barest Hardy Plant— John Mciirics, (Potentilla Bus selliana) ; 2d ...