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... Pank Estate.—At the London Insolvent Debtors Court on Friday, Thomas Ellis came before the Coramissioners, having petitioned for his discharge. He was opposed by Mr. Cooke on the part of Thomas Biand, Esq. of Kippax Park, Yorkshire. He was undefended. This ...
... Hargreaves, worsted spinner, do- Thomas Cook, banker, James Claytoo. merchant, do. Samuel Hailstone, solicitor, Thomas Buck, wooU'aplcr. d.». Ila'l, Bradford John woolstapler. do. John I lustier, gentleman, L'ndercliffe Thomas Willett, m-rehant, du. Thos. ...
... FRIDAY NIGHTS GAZETTfT IJfSOi.VExTS March 26_Bryan Mackev the voiin___. i : is M ■■ -- a_wa__a;s| i ?? ***' W 'k««. ?? ! Thomas Smith the youneer _.„, r ! chemist and druggist. g ' £4St G ™ead, I BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED I Henry Havers, Hadleigh. Suffolk ...
... E»q., ilui. Robert ward gleadow, Esq., CHARLES JAMES HANSON, Esq., York. William haugrove, Esq., York. HUDSON, Esq., York. Thomas mason, Esq., York. WILLIAM MATTERSON, Esq., York. JOHN ORD, Esq , York. RALPH ORU, Esq., BUhopthorpe. CUTHBERT RII'PON, Esq ...
... WARD GLEADOW, Eeq.,Hull. CHARLES JAMES HANSON, Esq., York. i WILLIAM HARGROVE, Esq., York. ,'],. ROBERT HUDSON, Esq., York. THOMAS MASON, Flsq., York. WILLIAM MATTF'RSON, Esq., York- JOHN ORD, Esq.,. or*. „,, „ , L JOHN WAWN, Esq., West Bolton, Durham. ...
... 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 ...
... Terrington Dobbin, Thomas High Worsall Dowker, C. W. Sinnington Dowker, Thomas Huntington Dodsworth, Thomas Wheldrake Duke, Thomas CowdensAmbo Dunn, James Humbletou Duggleby, William J. Beswick Dunderdale, Thomas Whitley Duckies, ...
... 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.' ...
... their S;ock-in-Trade, Machinery, Goods, Chattels, Debts, and soever, the said Lamplugh Wickham Thomas Wrne, John I.eetuing, Henry Robert Ramsbotham, and Thomas Clayton, PON TRUST for the Benefit of the joint and separate Creditors the said John Stowell ...
... letter which appeared in the Bradford Observer three weeks ago, it was stated by the secretarythat with the exception of .Mr. Hardy's donation of i,'3o and a small sum of 12s. no money had been received on behalf of the building fund, but that nearly £400 ...
... —Uvetf and Co., Bristol. Hardy. Swsnage. f»le of Purheck. D. rsetahir*, iaskeeper. April 11, May H, the office of Messrs. Harr. Farr, Foote. Mackey, jun.. Coatwa. Gioocvstcvabire. raitlr dmScre- Richard Nichols, Wakefield, —Thomas From Tuesday's Gasette ...
... Joshua Greenwood, Thomas Grevawood, Joseph Harrison, James Thomas Harrison, William Hammond, Thomas John Garnet Horefall, Thomas Hill Hill, Thomas Hit!, Thos Hardaker ‘Bilt; Joha Hill, John Hollings, Joseph Haworth, John Holdsworth, ...