... (18i an. JOHN HARDY (U). chafed with stealing, at _SL2_i 851bs. of pickled pork, the property of Messrs. Tlu.mas Jackson V> i ham Hopwood, and George Rmlstou—Walker was lound not grulty ; Kennedy U) W imprisoned for oue mouth, ami Hardy un- Ul the conclusion ...

... imehouse, slup- i chandlers C. Heaps. S. Jackson, and E. Heaps. Leeds, *nb- ! bleraJ. VV. Burford and). J. Daw. Little St. Thomas Apos- tie. stationers. .J. and H. Brigham, Great Driffield, butchers h. Hardwick. J. Paget, and B. R. Vickers. Leeds, dyers ...

... disease, without any chance of recovery — Sheffield Mercury. A Good-sized Sheet of Paper. — At a dinner given by Mr. P. Dixon Hardy, to the workmen em- ployed oa his establishment, together with several indi- viduals in the trade, who had exerted themselves ...

... Jan.WS. INSOLVENTS. ?? Thomas C„lc Barker North Place. Cumberland Market, Uegent s Park, coal- merchant. Jan. J2. William Hams, Croydon, bricklayer HAN-KRI I'ICY ANNItI.LEI). James Aspinall, Liverpool, banker. H V \K&t . r*. Thomas Doughty. (.oo,lge-street ...

... Newton Kyme, by the Re*. Edward Duncombe, M. A . the Rev. Thomas Hart Dyke, second son of Sir Perceval Hart Dyke, Ran., of 1 ?? « astle, in the county of Kent, to Elizabeth, «cond daughter ot Thomas Lodington Fairfax, Ksq. of Newton Kyme. ?? county. ?? ...

... of Gs. 9 d and a pocket knife. Thomas La-u (25) and Robert Binyley (24) for violently and maliciously assaulting and wounding Thomas Aikinson, ley, wuh intent to niunicr, rob, or do him some grievous bodily harm. Thomas Wiihercick (20) charged with b ...

... recover the amount of the plaintiffs* charge for business done by theai in the action Jacklyn v. Hardy, which was instituted to recover damages from Mr. Hardy, the steward of ihe Honour of Pontefract, for a decree issued by that court authorizing a seizure ...

... Crosby Mr Christopher Watson Mr Isaac Taylor Mr Jobs Copley Mr Charles James Palmer Mr Stephen P. Wrlks Mr William Gibson Mr Thomas Varey Mr William Scholefield Mr George Woodall Mr Henry Bellerby Mr Saaauel Hen wood Mr Peter Rymer Mr Samuel Maddocks Hi* ...

... speaking of Marshall, D—n him, lie had not done with it yet. She said it w»s very well Thomas had not taken his pipe out with him tl.: morning. By ihe J idc r— Thomas Hunter had been in custody tsen for die fir.' fire. Sural, MaliuiiH and William Rol/inson ...

... property of 31* j shall ; Rbsnesser Wright, aged 2», for MM iJ! «__* . stacks belonging to Mr. Oxlev, of Rotberliam, ?? and Thomas turn, aged 2d, tor ciuelly beating ■■fT Atkinson, of Knottingley, with a large slick, on me mr way, near Pontefract, on the ...

... York ; J. S. Bucking- ham, Esq., Sheffield ; 1). Haskell. Esq., Wakefield ; M. 1). Hill, Ksq , and W. Hutt, Esq., Hull ; J. Hardy, Esq., and C. Lister, Esq., Bradford ; aud J. Richards, Esq., Knaresbrougb. Jlesleyan Missionary Society. —The annual gem-r ...

... Booms. Bristol Solicitors, Messrs Kvai.s a>nl Sim | Gray's Inn Square, and Mr Johu Eerie Haberucld, B DIVIUEHJDa, I Thomas Nettlefold ami Thomas Reid, of Fraud. -•«- , I Tottenham Court-road, furnishing- iroiunongers ?? hall-past twelve, at ihe Court of Bankruptcy ...