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... in his life. Man Drowned.—On Sunday last, the body a man was found in the Pockiington Canal, which proved to be that of Thomas Hardy, a man was the habit of travelling about to fairs, &c. with fruit, rolls, cheese articles. An inquest was held the body ...
... be the wives or widows of soldiers, and travelling with forged passes and routes, has led to the repeal of these acts. Sir Thomas Df.nman ant> Reform Bill.— The Attorney-General declares, that he sliall not answer any questions upon tlie legal construction ...
... There was another indictment against the prisoner, but evidence being offered, a verdict of Acquittal was taken. THOMAS WINTER (24), and THOMAS MOSS (21),- with stealing a ewe sheep, the property Mr. Joseph Howard. stated the ca«e. The prosecutor this case ...
... Paul's. ?? n ?? . die Bar. G H. Bowers. 1?^' f ''■»> bf Parkinson K«,. of MBlgg5l!ff AfLg^- Ann. dao^hte, rf tb. late C Hardy. g!T^ ugJteJB ttrtet, Mary-l*-bMe, London. TlackBrid m2HiM_Z_lfJ £*' « 'i1* V™1* chorca-. Halifax, h* th. te- Bichd Read* ...
... I-ondon, Joseph, youngest son the late A. Parkinson, Esq-, of Crimhles House near Leeds, to Mary Ann, dauphter late diaries Hardy, Esq., of Great Titchfield Street, Mary-lebone, London. Same day, at Harrogate, by the Rev. Mr. Birch, John Bayldon, Esq.. ...
... CONSPIRACY. The Kino v. Li.oyd and others. ...
... said Administrators), ol the brstpart: Thomas Simpson. John Nelson, and Rosa- mond CHirt'ENDALK. therein respectively d.rscribed of tbe second pari ; and the several other Persons, Creditors of the : said Thomas Chippendale, who have executed the aaid ...
... Exhibition of DAHLIAS, and HARDY and TENDER FLOWERS, in Bouquets, will take place at the GUILDHALL, in this City. The Dahlias will be shown in 17 Classes; five Prizes in each Class. Five Prizes for Exotic Bouquets, and five for Hardy Bouquet* ; nominal Prizes ...
... 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 ...