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... FREEHOLD ESTATES IN LITTLE LONDON.—FOR SALE AUCTION, Mr. THOMAS (under the Direction the Mortgagees,) at Mr. the Commercial 100, iu I Albion-Street, Leeds, Thursday the Twenty- Second Day of August Instant, Sis © Clock in the Evening, pursuant to Conditions ...
... Members for Bradford.—Mr. Hardy voted against the second reading of the bill for givim; a million to the tithe owners of Ireland—Mr. Hardy and Mr. Lister voted for the reduction ofthe Bank,issue monopoly to 2o miles from London. Mr. Hardy voted for the restriction ...
... (Hedychyum coronarium.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Nierumbergia Phcenecia.) Best Exotic Bouquet—Mr. Metcalfe. Best Hardy Bouquet—Mr. Thomas Grayson, Ripon. Rarest Herbaceous Plant in Pot—Mr. Metcalfe (Gladiolus psitacinus.) Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Lobelia ...
... BUILDINGS, in BRADFORD, early the Month October next. The Day and Hour will named in future Advertisement. flatroit esses. MRS. HARDY, Hail. MHS. W. PER RAND, Harden Grange. MRS. HIRD, Low Moor Hnuw. MRS. Hall. MRS. TEMPEST. Tons Hall. MRS. THOMPSON, Manniiigbam ...
... at: the same, Jolin a-letlield Gossip, Esq. of Hatfielt, in the county of York, to Panny, third daug hter of the late Rev. Thomas WVingfield, rector of Teigh, in the county of Rutland. Same dlaly, 31Mr. Daniel Culpon, of Halifax, stone-mason, to .Miss ...
... hi. wif«-: R. MConvil, hi, wifi-: E.MDonmll; wife and two children Richard Ferry: Smith his Sarah Smith; Thomas lit hard Fav.vett Ids wife; Thomas ; Ro' ert Gee ; Jasper Phillips*; 0. Wallace; M. George Alaters, his wife WilliamKavc, his wife and two children ...
... has filled the office with honour to himself advantage to the t ® wn J? r thes ace of 'hirty-four years. the same Court. Mr. Thomas -Motley and Mr. Francis were elected assistants of the corporation, xico Mr. Wright Mr. Brantley. THE WOOI.LEN TRADE. In the ...
... Yorkshire; has appointed his son, Mr. R. W. PEinsRi, Deputy Register, in the place of M1r. John Walker. AiCtEiuILY.-Mr. W. Hardy, solicitor, of Sunderland, has this year won the Silver Arrow, at Richmond, in this county, and is proclaimed Captain of ...