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... the last Year's Growth, standing upon Low Hall Farm, in the Township of Horsforth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will show the above. For Particulars, apply Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, if by Letter, Post-paid. Cannon Hall. 14th March, 1831. LEEDS.— ...
... last Year's Growth, standing upon Low Hall Farm, in the Township of Horsforth. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Horsforth, will show the above. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, if Letter, Post-paid. Caunon Hall. 14th March, 1831. RESIDENCE ...
... the same destination, and are be placed under the command of Sir Thomas Hardy. understand, that both our contemporaries are in error in making these announcements.— Courier^ Mr. Thomas King, the surgeon, and Mr. George Walker, had an interview with the ...
... probably of a precautionary nature only; but it is said that a British fleet will certainly pul to sea shortly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy will take the command. On Monday last, a handsome schooner, called Reform, was launched from the building yard of Wm. Gales ...
... The naval preparadot ° ' ward are, probably, of precautionary , J tor that a British fleet wi but Portly, and that Sir Thomas Hardy t 0 mand. tak the com. Juvenile Offenders.—At the Ratiey sessions there are not less than 01,1 charged wuh felonies, and ...
... OTUEBS. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Coubtebat appeared for tba pLin. tiff, and Mr. Abchbold and Mr. Bbakdbeth for tbe de- fendants. Mr. H ABUT stated that Richard Fell Hindie was the pUm. tiff, and Thomas Abbey, Wm. Warwick. Robert WoodaU, and Thomas Lambert, were ...
... FROM FRIDAY’S GAZETTE, April 22. insolvent. Thomas Biirton, of Uramham, Yorkshire, shoe-maker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Farrar, of Halifax, and James Farrar, of Bradford common-carriers. BANKRUPTS. Wm. Goclden, the elder, of Leeds, tobacco-manufacturer; ...
... CaJman. Robert Waterhouse. Thomas Ihbotson. Jarvis. Thomas Hague. John 1 South. Thomas Hobson, Hush Spooner. Beni. Oates. //refry .-Christopher Boier. Jan.es Bcnuett. Matthetr Osborne, Benjamin Holey. Antinv C'oasfaWc.—Thomas Marshal.. ject—the local interests ...
... Mayor. John Hardy, Esq. Recorder. George Banks, Esq. Charles Milner, Esq. Deputy Christopher Beckett, Esq. Recorder. William Hey, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. Benjamin Sadler, Esq. Thomas Tennanl, Esq. Thomas Beckett, Esq. Charles Brown, Esq. Thomas Blayds, Esq ...
... 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 ...
... At GOTHENBURG-Josephine, Volhart, from this port. left Vine, Blackett; Lavinia, Taylor; from Newcastle. vas At MEaEi-Venus, Hardy, from Newcastle. Hope, .- Donkin, from this port. the At DAN'TziG-A riadne, Ohiman, from this port. Jane, *ts, Ayre, from ...
... acquit the prisoner. THOMAS CUMMINGS PEACE pleaded guilty stealing in Bank of England and provincial notes, the property of John Redman. Innkeeper, of Tong.— Death recorded. JOSEPH BOTTOM convicted forcibly breaking Into the house of Thomas Longbottom, of Thornhill ...