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... indeed got an opinion from Mr. Hardy, which tells them nothing; for they unfortunately asked the Learned Gentleman whether the Proclamation affected them, instead asking whether llieir rules were accoiding to law. Mr. Hardy replies that Ihe Proclamation ...
... Bouquet— Samuel Currie, gardener to J. Ingham, Esq. of Blake Hall. Green House Bouquet- Thomas Appleby, gardener the Rev. J. A. Rhodes, of Horsloith Hall. _ Best Hardy Bouquet— William Ashton, gardener to B. Gaskell, Esq. of ( homes House. Best .Stove Plant ...
... Pontey; ditto stove exotics, Thomas Firth, Esq. Toothill ; ditto green-house plants, Messrs. Pontey ; ditto hardy plants, Messrs.Pontey; ditto asters, John Tate, Ell'and ; best pan of dahlia's, Messrs. Pontey; second ditto, Thomas Wileoek, gardener to T. Firth ...
... oJ Sranefield Rn “Mo W. Hird John G cu Dawson Joseph tenry Leah Thom: Thomas Aked Thom Thoms Daniel Salt { Joshua Lupton w Hu R. Newby James M. Thompson J A I & Thompson Thome Hardy J ha w Hird Miles | Clayton J G Hu TG James Lambert i at Couren R ar Haigh ...
... Cohn Laws—both Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted for the motion. When Mr. Robert -Grant moved on the twentysecond of May the second reading of the bill for removing the Civil Disabilities of the Jews— neither Mr. Lister nor Mr. Hardy voted at all. When Mr ...
... tattors—il. W. H. Hughes, Portsmouth, fruit-merchant ; H. Downing, ironmaster. INSOLVENT. Thomas Berks, Manchester, provision-dealer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Taylor, Steeple Ashton, dealer end chapman. CERTIFICATES J. Greenway, Ptymouth, merchan:—J ...
... Lands liam Coates, Esq Taylor, Cooper, Meud iFles Douglass, omas Kelley Kvans, Esq. Jenuings, Hartley, Berry, » and Hudder Hardy, beq Dawson, Shaw, Geil, Smit liam John Haneoek, Esq Wakefield ; Parkinson, Bri jonel William Blacker, Adams, Selb s Dalby ...
... &c. Mr. Hardy trusted that Mr. Euinondson might be forthwith sworn in. W. F. L. Scott, Esq.—AH the Magistrates in the Riding have a right to vote. Mr. Milner—(who was with Mr. Hardy.)— Certainly, but it has uot been the practice. Mr. Hardy.—Then, afortiori ...
... were Mr, Benjamin Eli, Mr, Samuel Poynton, and Mr. Thomas Haselgrare. For Tulips Mr. Thomas Marshall, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. E. Fletcher.— For Fruits :—Mr, James Jamieson, Mr. JamesHollings, and Mr. Thomas Haselgrare. For Flowers ; Dr. Crowther, of Wakefield ...
... both of Skircuat. On Thuiwiay, (he(i:h ult., at Guiseley, Mr. George Harper, of Low Esholi, to Mrs. Hsnnsh Hardy, relkt of the late Mr. Abraham Hardy, uf the same place. A few days ago, at Haruhcml, after a tedious courtship of 31* years, Mr. John Annylage ...
... 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 ...