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... Bretton, and stealing his pocketbook, containing exchange, one tor .£27 i and the other for 95., and quantity silver, i Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Dundas) appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Cottingham for the defence. The prosecutor, who is miller ...
... were acoutted. JAMES (23) was indicted for stealing on the night of the 4th of February, an ewe sheep, the property of Mr. Thomas Kaye, of Huddersfield. woman of the name of Ann Boothroyd, who had been committed as partieeps criminis, was admitted evidence ...
... Aire, and the North by the New Road leading from Leeds to llkley, near Otley. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, w ill shew the Premises. For Particulars, apply Air. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall. Cannon Hall, April, 1830. (CIRCULAR.) pHE following Statement ...
... commissioners. The Memorialists think, that when you liave heard the facts and arguments of myself and my learned friend, Mr. Hardy, you will be induced to support the measure. The prayer of the memorial is~- Lord Wharncuppe : Why I, sitting here as chairman ...
... George Beecroft Mr. Thomas Kirkuy Mr. James Martin Mr. William Masgrave Mr. William Newton Mr. Robert Oldman Thomas Beckett, Esq Thomas Blayds, Esq neu were sworn the iTES, Foreman. Mr. Wm. Pawson Mr. Henry tlidsdale Mr. Thomas Skelton Mr. George Smith ...
... 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 ...
... For Rye— Brunswick. Gains ; Linnet, Sbarvel; May 1. Union, Tiltman. EI.HV \RRIVALS. April 28. From London—Adventure, Manning Thomas, Ellison; Samuel, klock ; Ann Rnd Mary, ; May 1. Stud lev. I 4. Jarman, Active, Shaw. April 28. From Wlsheaeh-Maria, Nichull* ...
... 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 ...
... INSOLVENCY. Edmund Bardslev, jun. Rhode* Mil. Lancashire, cotton spinner—Win. Lewes East Anstey. Devonshire, cattle salesman- John Thomas Brown, Bush lane, London, wlue merchant—Wm. Sadler, Dartford, lime merchant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Crompton, Rushcroft ...
... Rodgers. 16. From and Mary, Fall. FOREIGN INWARDS. May 11. From Hamburg—Hope. Hick; Tertlus, Brown; Brunswick, Kelsey ; 14. Thomas Mouldsn, Spencer. 12. From Rostock—Victoria, Krobray. FOREIGN OUTWARDS. May 12. For Harborg—Frow Siever, Gloers. 13. For Alton* ...
... Mr. Pitt's birth-day, on Friday, with wonted spirit, in the new room of the White Swau Inn, Halifax, Thomas Ramsden, Esq. of Heath, in the chair Thomas Greenwood, Esq. of Bankfield, vicepresident. The attendance was very numerous; and the proceedings were ...
... 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 ...