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... in the 78th year of her age. Same day, aged 22, Mr. Sidney Crump, music teacher, of York. On Monday week, aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. On the 9th inst. at the Rectory, Craike, in the 56th year of his ave, the Rev. Powell Colchester Guise, ...
... Bingley & Morton. John David Binns, woolstapler Thomas Hodson, grocer John Beanland, grocer Wm. Beanland, grocer James Hardy, drapor James Garnett, linen draper Benjamin Beck, gent. Sharp, spinner Stephen Skirrow, gent. Wm. Sharp, worsted spinner John ...
... NFATHS. On Tuesday last, in her year, Sarah, fifth daughter of Mr. John Hardy, of Apperley Bridge, and fate of the city of York. On Monday last, afier a lingering illness, Mr. T. Rayner, of i.idget Greon, naar this town, weil known as a superior counter ...
... hoped that when the elections were over, all would be forgotten. They should never eee him with two faces (cheers, cries uf “ Hardy can’t say so”). He was now ready to answer any question which any gentle- man might feel disposed to put to him. Mr. Duce then ...
... Thomp- son, Thomas Inkersicy, Robert Holroyd, James Elgey, M. White- head, J. G. Paley, John Bottomley, John Lee, John Lee, jut John Dixon. Comment upon these ecclesiastical estimates would be superfluous. We hold the expressed opinion of Mr. Hardy, that there ...
... On Thursday last, Mr. Robert Wright, of Thornton, to Mary, fourth daughter of Mr. Jonas Hardy, of Allerton, near this town, farmer. On Thursday last, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. James Fox, to Miss Harriet Crossland, both of Leeds. Same day, at the ...
... the learned gentleman from proceeding-- when Mr. Hardy said, tell you this, that you do not hear me, no one else will be heard : this ebullition was received, as it deserved to be, with When Mr. Hardy was abie to he referred to the opposition which had ...
... 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 ...
... Signer mel ) ISAAC HARDY, JOSEPH HEYLAND, RICHARD HARDY, JOSEPH HELLEWELL, JOSEPH GARSIDE, JOHN CROSBY, JOSEPH THORNTON, RICHARD CROSBY, RICH. ENMONSON, BENJAMIN SEED, WILLIAM BATEMAN, DANIEL BATEMAN, JAMES BATEMAN, HENRY BUTLER, THOMAS KAYE, ROBERT EDMONSON ...
... Apperley Bridge L. & J. SIMPSON, York W. & H. WATSON, York RICHARD HARDY, maltster, North Bierley GEO. BiINGLEY, maltster, Rawden RICH. SHACKLETON, Holbeck J. & G. A. SHACKLETON, Wortley THOMAS ROBERTS, Holbeck ...
... 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 ...
... this town, stuff merchant, to Mrs. of Kei Mie Georve of Bowling, to Miss Char- yor Of {he sae plaee. On Suances Test, Biv. Thomas Mounsay, of to Miss Sarah of tho sane place. of the same place. On Saturder Mr. George Chalk, of this town, to Miss Ficld ...