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... property of Mr. Thomas Overton-To be imprisoned 8iX months. JOSEPH NEAVE (29), was convicted of stealing, on the 13th March last, at Great Grlmsby, 21be. of bacon, the pro- perty of Levi Stephenson.-To be transported for seven years. JOHN HARDY (22), was charged ...
... tluilty. The priiimw aeqiulted upon the two other indictments. MARY M-WILLI was with Mealing Burton, from the person William Hardy, one fire pound note, twenty shillings and three-pence, his properly. She was quitted. KLIZABHTH HOWBLL, was charged with stealing ...
... Doncaster, to Mrs. Sykes, widow of the Rev. George Sykes, Wesleyan Minister. r On Thursday week, at Searbro', by the Rev. Thomas Irvin, of Thornton, B; T. Harland; Esq. solicitor, of f Brillington, to Aunjn eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin t Lamplough ...
... place. On Saturday weeki, after a painful illness, Octarius, the infant son of Mr. Thomas Piper, publican, of this place. Lately, at Caistor, Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. W. Hardy, of Lndon, and sister to Air. John Croft, baker and flour dealer, Wellington-mart ...
... De Boudery, Mr. Henry Wilson, druggist, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Reid. On the 16th tilt, at Gainsborough, Mr. Tlios. Smith, of this town, to Miss Ann Hardy, of the former place; and on the 17th inst., Mr. James Bycroft, slooD- master ...
... young mlan who threw to the brick which bit the woman, many a hundred times. His surname is Hardy. I do not know his tI Christian name. His father is John Hardy, who has been member for Bradford, and a partner in the Low Moor Iron Works. I am as positive ...
... of Barton, many years a baker at that place. Same day, at Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pye. D W1, Wedilesday week, very suddenly,aged 13, James, eldest r son of 31r. Thomas Watson, of the Union Miil, Beverley Westwood. He had for some time laboured under ...
... Sculcoates Church, by the Rev. Mr. Ward. MIr. John Barker, to Ann Elizabeth Gill. Lately, at Sculcoates Church, Thomas, soal of the late Mr. Thomas Aahton, of this place, to Marin, eldest daughter of Ur. B. Codd, of March Chapel, Lincolnshire On the 15th ult ...
... must be t governed by other means P-'Maanchester Courier. DINNER TO MR. HARDY,-On the subject of the late dinner at Bradford, the Leeds Intelligencer a of Saturday says:'-John Hardy,Esq., from his talents, his knowledge of business, and the majority by ...
... BBIRTHS. At Beverley, on the 3rd inst. the lady of Thomas Simpson, Esq. of a laughter. On Sunday evesuing last, at the rectory, Sproatley, the lady of the Revs. W. 11. Ilugall, of a daughter. Onl the 13th ina~ in London, the lady of Mr. Williamson Lamplough ...
... surgeon, of Wakefield, Martha, daughter of the late Mr. John Bellerby, York. On the 21st iimi. at Bridlington, Mr. Charlaa Hardy, journeyman baker, to Mias Mary Taylor, shop maid to J. T. Milner and Co. confecUonan, both of thi* place. On the unit, at ...
... Brandshy FRANCIS WRANOHAM MARTIN STAI’VLTON FOSTER LECHMERE COOKE WILLIAM GRAY JOHN GRAHAM JOHN OVERTON DAVID RUSSELL JOHN HARDY SAMUEL TUKB J. S. BUCKINGHAM ANTHONY WHITTAKER RICHARD JOHN THOMPSON Stourbridge. September, 1830. GENTLEMEN,— With great pleasure ...