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... of the afternoon, to Viscount Melbourne, Viscount ralmerston, Sir James Graham, Lord Hdl, the Earl of Albemarle, and Sir T. Hardy. His Majesty, attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, left town at twenty minutes past five o'clock, escorted a party of Light Dragoons ...
... Thwrsday laiiraiaa. at Phnlieo, m hie CM ?? am Thomas ?? WS. the' ?? i.orresnomung Society, aad ew. with Mi »«— ♦ ?? Thdwall, Ml. ilatafik. J B At ltttel,l'- treason, of whtah, .Rev a ?? ?? **• u^aitted. Thorns Hardy was t man >f ?? et.d *f a most hwasae and ...
... were sworn upon the GRAND JURY. Mr Thomas Gregory, Foreman. Mr George Mr Christopher Watson Wm. Scholtield Mr Henry John Cattley Mr John Wade Mathew- Gawthorpe Mr Matthew Oates George Woocfafl Mr John Hardy Mr Thomas Potter Mr William Mr Joseph Severs ...
... and SHEPHERD. Drifhli. October loth. 1832. THOMAS KNOWLTON WILSON'S BANKRUPTCY. r pHE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruptcy, 1 boa ring date the Ist Day of May laat. awarded and is- tued forth against THOMAS KNOVVLTON WILSON, of Pocklington. la the Coaaty ...
... land. Ksq., C'iiy Counsel; and Aldermen Ilotham, Pea. cuck. Du-islty. Smith, Hearon, Dales, Cooper, Champney, and B .truer. Thomas E ridge and Henry Cooper, gentlemen, Sheriff.. Much to the credit at the city there were only six case, ut felony, and one ...
... requested tbe concurrence of our Cabinet tn the entry ot army into Bel- gium. The answer hsa not yet been giveu. THE LATE THOMAS HARDY. Yesterday being the day sppoiotcd for the funeral of this arduous, consisleut, bat persecuted friend and advo.* cate of ...
... HOYLE. far stealing two ducks, the property of Thomas Stsnding, ol U argrave. —Ta be imprisoned one month. MARTHA KERSHAW pleaded guilty of stealing ■ quantity of worsted weft, the property of Mr. Thomas Wsterhoine ol Keighley, and wm sentenced to be ...
... reei. Houses contain a variety of Bri- tish aod Foieigo Plants. The Plantation* extend over ab >ye 70 Acres, and consist of Hardy Forest Trees, interspersed with Larch sr.d other Wood, a great portion of which i. upwards ef St) years growth. The Farms, ...
... numbers of farmers, and England's pride, the hearty honest yeomen.—eager to give their support to Duncombe, the farmer's friend. Thomas Fishburn, Esq., came forward, and brief but neat speech, introduced the Hon. Was, Duucombc to the meeting, as gentleman w ...
... the North- Biding, of the County of York, in tbe occupation d John Brodrick. Thomas Simpson, and Thomas Brndrfck, as sur- viving Kxecutors in 'trust, under the Will of Thomas Brodrick, Esquire, deceased, and thence extending to, or pass- ing through, or ...
... in the North Hiding of the County of York, in tbc occupation ot John Brodrick, Thomas Simpson, and Thomas Brndrick, as sur- viving Executor* in Truit, under the Will of Thomas Brodrick, Esquire, deceased, and thence ra tending to, or pass- ing through, ...
... English language endures. York County Hospital—Robert Swarm, Esq., has been elected a Trustee of this Hospital, in the room of Thomas Swarm, Esq., deceased. Grey Hare.—A hare, of finj silver gray colour, and beautifully speekeled, was shot on the grounds of ...