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... comprehend the greatness and power of Kngltnd. Arrangements are making for lighting the town of ifedale with gas. The Her. Thomas Steadman, late of Truro, (son the Kev. Dr. Stead roan, Bradford.) has undertaken the pa* oral charge the Baptist Church. Herniate ...
... York City Chapman, Aaron, Whitby Pembertor., Thomas, Ripon Dalbiac, Sir. C, Ripon Richards, John, Knaresbro' Duncombe, Hon. Wm, Nortli Trench, Sir F. Scarbrough Riding Wortley, Hon. J. S, Halifax . Hardy, John, Bradford ...
... W. 8 Hardy, J. Brad nrd Hogg. J. \V. Bever'ey a Hutt, W. Hull lerton a Wood, Charles, Halifax s Wortley, J. S. a Cavendish, Hon. G. Der- Griesley. Sir Roger, Derbyshire N S. s Crewe, Sir George, do. S. ...
... Lord John Scott, Sir E. D. Scourfield, W. Ti. Shaw, Frederick Sheppard, Thomas Sibthcrp, Colonel Sinclair, George Smith, Thomas A. Smith, Abel Smyth, Sir G. H., Bt. tl. Chaplin, Thomas Houldsworth, ThomasSomerset, Ld. R. FU. Chapman, Aaron Hoy, James Barlow ...
... state by the deputy constables. The magistrates dismissed him from his office. John Binns of Bradford, and Thomas Crowther, William Hornby and Thomas Hornby were severally convicted, the two former in 2/. each, and the two lattor in }0s. each, and costs ...
... 1100. Jame* Hope. Henry Thomas ' Hotliam, I ...
... afier ] long and painful illness, ag-tl 74. Susanna, the of Mr. Thomas Hardy, late of York. •* Her end was peace.’ fin Wednesday week, at U-ven. near Beverley, very wd- | , denly. Mr. Thoma* M ig. inokei-per. ft* at place. Wednesday I*’*' al >carl>r«»’ ...
... bouc* ef her son-in-law. after a long and painful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Susanna, th* widow of Thomas Hardy, late of York, sged 74. Hex end was WmmWfa . On the 20th January, at Newark, in America, aged 40, Mr. Lacy White, saddler ...
... those extensive and valuable PREMISES, situate on the Sooth Side of Swintgate, in Leeds, formerly •be folate the late Mr. Thomas Carr, of foods, I Iyer, deceased, and used as Ac. now separately occupied as Iwo bouse*. Ao eacellent are Mill for the purpose ...
... in T Bradford, whose character for conaisteticy. was never disputed S before tire last e lection, thoaught fit to ,give Mr. Hardy aI pltimler, altirougli at tire previoua election lire had given Mr. in Lister ai plumper ito of course calculated on tire ...
... F Hay, Col. Leilh Robarts, A W Bernal, Ralph Heathcoat, John Roche, Wm. Bewes, Thomas Heathcoat R E Roche, David Biddulph, Robert Hector, C J Roebuck, J Arthur Bish, Thomas Heneage, Edward Rol.'c, RM Blackburne, John Heron, Sir R, Bart. Ronayne, Dominick ...
... Oladstone, T Pemberto '.Thomas Balfour Goodriclfe, F Penruddock, J liariiiß, F Cordon, Hon W Perceval, Colonel Baring, WB Gore.W Phillips. C M Baring, Rt lion A Coring. II Pijrot, It Baring, H Goulburn, RtHonllPhimptre, J P Baring, Thomas Goulhurn, Serg Polhill ...