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... Hotel, in H'akefield, tome time in the Months of July or August next, in 47 Lots: THE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES of Thomas Hardy, late of Wakefield aforesaid, Esquire, Deceased, situate in the several Townships of West Clayton, Skelmanthorpe, Lower ...
... On Moniday hlst, aged 79, Mrs. Clarkeson, relictof tile late .MDr. J. (larkson, of Earlasheaton. Same day, aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. On Sunlday last, after a long illness, - in the 23d year of her age, Eleanor, the second daughter of Mr ...
... John BrowneU, supernumeraries. Sheffield, East, {Norfolk-street, SjC.) John .ligg, Thomas H. Walker, John Rattenbury.— Chesterfield, Thomas Skeltou, John Smithson ; Thomas Rogerson, supernumerary. Rake well, Joseph Frank, who shall change once every six ...
... 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 ...
... of his age, Mr. Thomas Parsley, for many years sexton of the parish chinch of Bat ley, sincere christian, and much respected all who knew him. Sarurdav week, at St. Join's, Wakefield, in her 77th Dorothea, relict of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq. Wakiiield ...
... Magistrates being of opinion that there was not*sufficient its having been done by Mrs. Dilks, dismissed the rase. FUNERAL OF THOMAS HARDY Tlmrsdav week beine l!.e appointed for the funeral of tills arduous, consialent, but persecuted friend ' H of reform, and ...
... Lady Day next, and Twotbirds f Purchase-Money may remain Security of the Promises, moderate Rate of Interest. Apply to Mr. Thomas Hardy, Thomguxnbald, the Owner ■ Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Hedoa. Jit.dwi, u ...
... constituency of NORTH MYTON WARD, held at Mr. Davi«*«. the Honsa Inh. Carr-Laoe. Monday Evening, the 24th October. 1836. Mr. THOMAS HARDY the Chair, It was moved by Mr. Watrom, and seconded Mr. Dkiomto*, •That Mr JOHN LIDDELL and Mr. JOHN ASTROP nominated ftt ...
... faithful likeness of the devoted Hardy lean,,» ever s lamented commander, occupies a conspicuous position hall of the Hospital was created baronet for the gallantry displayed on the memorable 0C, ' , '• ° Thomas Hardy was in hi. 71st year, having been ...
... within the Township of the Parish Bradford, in the County of York, commonly known the Narue of Farm, in the Occupation Thomas Hardy. .Messuage or Farm House, with the Barn, Stable, Mi«ttl. and o-her Outbuildings thereto belonging. And also all those FOURTEEN ...
... r ; William Henry Pearce, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, atb>rney's clerk ; James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and John Linton Hardy , all of Crake Hall, near Bedale, labourers. The Court adjourned at nearly nine o'clock. FRIDAY, March I. Thos. Gaukroogcr, of ...
... Beresford strikes his flag. The offer tlie Mediterranean command has been made to Sir George Cockburn. If he take it, Sir Thomas Hardy will succeed hun the West India station, and Sir Pulteney Malcolm will become a Lord of the Admiralty. Either Captain Tomkinson ...