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... on society Urge—Transported for seven years. LUKE BRADLEY aod THOMAS BURTON were cbnrireit with stealing two black enrt-mures, the property of the Dukenfirld coal and iron company. Mr. Hardy end Mr. Milner were for the prosecution. The horses were locked ...
... Esq W. W. Hill, Esq Christepher Beckett, Esq J. H. Hill, Beckett, Esq Richard Hntrhmioo, E'q John Bischoff, C. J >qnes. Esq Thomas Rischoff, Esq T. H. Marshall, Esq Richard Bramley, E-q George Shaw, Esq William Brown, Disney Thorp, M.D. Esq. William Cadman ...
... Sheffield, plumber, glozier, and ironmonger; William White, of Sheffield, button-mould manufacturer ; Thomas £yie,of Sheffield, saw iumdle maker; Thomas Burgiu, of the Peacioft, Sheffield, fie cutter; Charjea Giilatt, formerly of Bailey-lane, and afterwards ...
... altogether a very curious speech, and we burned to reply to it; but we had no right to do, and therefore remained silent. Mr. Hardy’s arguments in favour of the Ballot, were strong, and very eloquently put but for the life of us we cannot make out, whether ...
... Settle, wbile Maude contended that that election was not biodiim. Fenton Scott, £*q. proposed th.it ih« be Puoiefract Sessions. Thomas Ka#SON, Esq. seconded the -nmiradmsni. Court unanimously rfirected that the further consideration the question should adjourned ...
... observed Daniel Gaskell. Esq. of Lupsel; John Hardy, Esq. of Heath ; Charles Waterloo. E«l. of Walton Capt. Wood, of Sandal; the Rev. Dr. Naylor, the Rev. Thomas Kilby, the Rev. Thomas Johnstone, Dr. Crowther, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. G. N. Tootal, Mr. Richard ...
... iMELLOK v, LIN FOOT, Mr. Alexander appeared for the plaintiff, Mr. John Mellor, of Halifax, stone mason ; anti Messrs. Hardy and Greenwood, for the defendant, Mr. Mattiiewr Lin foot, tea dealer, at the same place- action was brought to recover balance ...
... STRICKLAND, £mj. »« J. C. RAMSDEN, Esq. bold * Motel, Day. MARMADUKE 'WYVICL, lhe'Ch«ir: _ tbe motioD F. H. ••ceeoed t!ie Hon. Thomas Du.ndas, was Resolved . this Meeting *»“ portanceof ibe duty which Grcclou* • recent appeal People has called upon them ...
... stealing 14 pigeons, and four pigeon nests, the property of John Scholefield and Joseph Ellis, of Mirfield.—Thomas Ellison, (62) for obtaining of Mr, Thomas Feather, of Bingley, worsted warp, a quantity of gear and slay, with intent to defraud him of the Imprisoned ...
... RIOT AT 110LBF.CK. William Foster, Samuel Metcalf, Crispin AUiscn, John Hu die i/, William Coup land, Thomas Wood, George Archer, George Harrison, Michael Hell, Sarah Snell, Ann Stead, and Ann Maude, were indicted tor a riot Holbeck, on the 30ili Nov ...
... Burnie, Esq The Hon Hugh Lindsay. James Campbell, jun. Esq Charles Littledale, Esq. John Cockerell, Esq Henry Littledsle.Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq George Warde N'ormau. Esq. Hionus Dotrien, jun Esq John Pearse, Esq M.P. Charles Bell Ford, Esq Brice Pearse ...
... the holbeck political union and John Hardy, esq. Thi* Uuon, which U the wle property Mr. Edward Bainee, has daring the wee* carded the town with what it oatlc the uyiaioa ef John Hardy, oo Political Union*- _ ”/• Hardy *eem* the matter. *o, oaly parr of ...