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... Ilorsl'all, Esq., and the Rev. IS. Godwin. The Stewards were—Mr. John Rand. Jun., Mr. Wm. Rand, Thomas Horsfall, Mr. W. Milthorp, Mr. W. Murgatroyd, Mr.Thomas G. Clayton, (of Bterley,)Mr. Bnggs Pnpplewell, Mr. Milesllliogworth, Mr. Charles T. Turner, Mr ...
... Elisha Siakler for cutting and maiming, near Ripon ; ami Thomas Luio for attempt murtler, near The names of those reprieved are— Joseph Mute, convicted of rape at Whitby Samuel Sorburn arson at Thomas Rayuer, arson at Harewood ; Robert Bindley, for attempt ...
... William 37 ; Thomas Brown, (sawyer,)22;Thomas Byeroft, II; James Thomas Robinson, 28; William (dyerA 28; Wm. Barker, 27; Robert 27; Robert 2t; Hoirate 28; John Butterfleld, 18, (23); John whi taker. If, (23); Edward Chadwkk, Car,) if; Thomas Richardson ...
... the evil woe Id pot remedied, hat the present ■ltem, nrtnoao wao to the health and moral* the children, weald continued. Mr. THOMAS ATTWOOD could aooare the that one had greater objection than had to the earn wo. They were founded, he believed, fnl«r principle* ...
... seconded by Mi. John N'evins in an interesting speech. The audience was subsequently addressed the Rev. Thomas Scales, Mr. Edward Baines. Jun., Mr. Thomas Jun., and Bev. R. W. Hamilton. Mr. G. K. Hirst, Mr. Samuel Swan, and Mr, James Marshall also took part ...
... plaintiff; and Mr. BLSCKSBXXC, with Mr. Deuuss, for the action Ifongfct Mr. Thomas Atkinson, , 11-Ufa*, against the defendants John Lastw md, Thomas East wood. James Dyson. John and Thomas Sraosfi-14, , to rucoi. In damage* for an auavh and false 1 imprisonment ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J and J Hardy. Manchester, and Devonshire, Chnrch lane, hide salesmen—W Bland,Collittgwuiih, grocers—J Carrtck, R Johnston, and W Blenkinsop, Carlisle, cotton spinner*, far a* regard* the said R Johnston—AF Miller and Falconer ...
... John Wright, Esq. Oliver Farrer, Esq. Young, Esq. M.P. ( ...
... the Act 7 Geo. iV. c. sec. 76. 3. Opposition at the Hearing can only made the Creditor Person, or Counsel appearing for him. THOMAS TAKE. Attorney. No. V, Cateaton-Street, London. TO THIS AM) GF.XTHY IMPORTANT BALE 'PERIOR-THOROUGH RRF.D COWS. JUST IMPORTED ...
... for the Bill, and four esmntra barristers, gen thaws who have till vsrv lately been such (amongst whom war lain recorder Mr. Hardy), against it. The speakers in dthmn (excluding the waverera) were nine against the Bil end far it. its nine opponents were ...
... stealing note and sovs. from the shop of Mr. butcher, at the Bank. Joseph lor stealing 6d. bom the till Mr. James shopkeeper. Wm. Hardy for stealing pair of trousers, silk handkerchief, and three snuffboxes, from the house of Mr. Wm. Dixon, whose chimneys had ...
... Factory Bill, in the Commons, Thursday, Mr. John Marshall, Mr. Macaulay, the Hon. W. Buncombe. Mr. Strickland, Mr. C. Wood, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Hriggs, and other Yorkshire Members, were in attendance; the former two, one time, close communication with Lord Althorp ...