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... ? a.' \ . following gentlemen »er e chosen Com-mi-*. ••■!-■■ ?? ' ' ensuing year. Mr. J. A. Kuttrey, Mr. Jo-hut I m- Mr. Thomas Hebden. Mr. ?? Greaves ?? U, .. Bracewell, Mr. .John tlhiesman. Mr. Kdwnrd ?? -Mr. James Richardson, Mr. Charles Turkingtorr ...
... Charles Wellington Nay lor. rlo*l> On Thursday week, Mr. Robt. Wright, of Thornton, to Mary, fourth daughter of Mr. Jonas Hardy, of Ailerton,' near Bradford, farmer. On Wednesday week, M r. Joseph Turver. to Miss .Matilda Sykts, of Providence.street. ...
... the Ut- R.v. J. Cbaraock, of H.wnrth. »«**u.r Oo Timnday week, Mr. Robt. Wright, 'timi l» ?? Jjj»* *-«Hhli«-€l Mr. Joiiaa Hardy, ?? ef AJlerto-i, a., On Wednesday wrek, at Halifax, by th. ?? John renoot. Incu_--.ni of Croaa MMM, Wm. H»m*ll, Bay., ol ...
... black beer, a bottle of catsup, two spice loaves, ten pounds of butter, and about a quart of nuts. Two men of the name of Thomas Outhwaite and Wm. Parker were met in the street about half-past two o'clock the same morning, with a bottle of gin and a quantity ...
... learned gentlemanfrom proceeding when Mr. Hardy said, I can tell yon this, that if you do not hear me, no one else will be heard ; this ebullition was received, as it deserved to be with scorn.} When Mr. Hardy was ahle to proceed, he referred to the ...
... gentlemen called on ■ woolromber in Bradford, soliciting his vote for Mr. Hardy, when the fallowing interesting conversation took place :—' Well, we are come to ask you to vote for Mr. Hardy ?' ' I will promise to vote for no man till I carry my irar/c in.' ...
... enthusiastically received not .Mr. Hardy. His coarse abu»e Mr. caused such disapprobation as to make him conclude his blackguard tirade much sooner than wished. Now the fart is. that the populace refused to hear either Mr. Hardy or Mr. Hadfield that day, and ...
... observed Hardy running aft, and attempted to stop him, when the wretch stabbed him in the side, but fortunately the knife did not penetrate the body, as it struck him upon one of his ribs. The mate then seized a handspike, and running aft, met Hardy, who ...
... Carruthers ; at Reverley. with Mr. J. W. Hogg ; Scarborough, with Colonel Sir Frederick T- French with Mr. at Bradford, with Mr. Hardy at Ripon, with Majnr-General Sir Charles and Mr. I'etnberton. At Whitby, Mr. Aaron Chapman, a Tory, was r. turned without ...
... SiIERUY, whtch will be put I»ta to atiit Purchasers. The Sale to commence each at Eleven o'Chck. TO SOI.n BY AnCTlflSl, l> v Sir THOMAS T»» the Fifth Day af February nrxt. at Three o'CWk in the Afo (he Committee Boom of the Commercial Buildings, in Leeds, free ...
... of temper, on boding himself second to Mr. Hardy. On Monday last. a 9; onfall. Bat)., the attended, al v 9° ⢠* dJtt * P^e PO bssoks. and declared Mr. Hardy aâd Mr. Lisler duly elected. Mr. Hardy allerwaids addressed the electors in his usually ...
... Esq., Jos ...