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... Magistrates being of opinion that there was not*sufficient its having been done by Mrs. Dilks, dismissed the rase. FUNERAL OF THOMAS HARDY Tlmrsdav week beine l!.e appointed for the funeral of tills arduous, consialent, but persecuted friend ' H of reform, and ...
... entertain several lovers Fdt ...
... acquitted. A Correspondent says. Lord John Russell is certainly to be married Miss Hardy. The young lady is the -econd daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, by a daughter of the late Hon. Admiral Sir George C ran field and Lady Emily, sister ...
... Chambers, Miss Harriet Hardy, both of Hoiowash. theGth instant, at Ruflord, the Rev. Jr*. Thos. Horton, Vicar of Ormshitk, and one of his Majesty’s Justices of the Peace for thia Riding, to Harriet, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas D. liesketh, Bart., of ...
... aged 36, was convicted of stealing a chesnut mare, the properly of Simon Thomas Scropr, Esq., of Den by Hall, near Bedale.âJudgment of Death Recorded. John Hall, aged 20, and Thomas Hold.sworth, aged 20, pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary in house ...
... week, Mr. William Dawson, saddler. At Eckington, Thursday week, Mr. Hardman, surgeon, to Harriet, eldest daughter Mr. Robert Hardy, all of that place. On Tuesday week, at Ordsall, near East Retford, Mr. Brough, commercial traveller, Miss Anne Nelson, daughter ...
... John Guilder, W, Blackney, W. Ilounsfield, Geo. Bunn, - W. Ball, Thomas B. Newbould, Jo in Brooks, W. Robinson, Thomas John Simpson, mes Cooper, Joshua Smith, W. Craven, Thomas Toon, Thomas Dobb, George Fox, Michael White, George Having been sworn. Lord ...
... Hounsfield, â Geo. Bunn, â Thomas Mawe. _ W.Hall. â B.N'ewbotild, â Jo in Brooks, â W. Robinson, â Thomas Balgage, â John Sampson, â J* mes Cooper, â Joshua Smith, â W. Craven, â Thomas Toon, â Thomas Dobb, â Michael White, â ...
... Jargon ell. Apples (Desert)—\. Mr. Short, Dovvlon Pippin; '2. Mr. Crowder, llusseting Nonpareil. Apples (Baking. —l. Sir Thomas White, Codling ; 2. Do. Hawthorne. Orange Tree.—\. Mr. Hallett. Lemon Tree. 1. Mr. Butcher. Store Plant.— ]. Rev. Mr. Ragshatve ...
... : The prisoner said should not have taken the horse had the prosecutor paid him his wages Death recorded. Richard Xixoxand Thomas Law, clia god with breaking into the bouse of Wm. Shepherd, of Barnsley, and stealing therefrom sms. and a variety of other ...
... j£3S. 3s • 3d. ij lli’TTox v. Roberts.—.£3l. 14s. Marriott r. U'jlso.v and Another. —This was an ! action brought by Mr. Thomas Marriott, a land-valuer, I; Dewsbury, against the defendants, John and William ! Wilson, clothiers, of Dawgreen. Dewsbury ...
... MARRIAGES. On Friday week, at the Parish Church. Mr. Thomas Seaman, thi* place, to Mary, eldest daughter the late K. Hancock, Esq., of la# Rolling Mills. On Sunday, at Dewsbury, Mr. James Inman, printer, of this town, to Charlotte, second daughter of ...