... 'Thursday, Mr. Thos. Kngland, of Leeds, com merchanr, to Mary, eldest daughter of .Ir. Skelion, oi Water Lodge. Same day, Mr. Thomas Stevenson, worsted manufacturer, cf Bradford, to Miss Ann Dohby.of Pateley Bridge. On Wednesday last, at the Parish Church ...

... charged with having, on the King’s highway, in the township of Hipperhoimcuui-Bnghouse, rubbed Edwin Kusbwurth, his and Mr. Hardy (with whom was Mr. Dundas) stated the case. The prosecutor machine-maker, Raistrick common, near Halifax. On Sunday the 12th ...

... 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 ...

... the House,' SHIPP IK /.V TEL LIGEKCE. 0 V VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING AT LIVERPOOL. Wbst Indies-— Ker ami Imrie, 108, Kitty, Hardy, Karbadoes; ami Co, 44f*. Parker, Resien, Dememra; W Bowett, 290. Mwy. Bowett, Jamaica. Stacks. - ...

... indication of feeling, no passion. On Monday evening, Mrs. Waylett, from Drury Lane Theatre, made her appearance here as Lelitia Hardy, and Ellen in the Bath Road. It will be no censure to say that she is not an adequate successor in the former character to ...

... brothers and were formerly co-partners at Havercroft. Mr. Hardy stated that about two years ago they came to a settlement their accounts, when it appeared that a sum of was then due from Thomas Robinson the defendas.it to John Robinson the plaintiff. ...