... two members of par- liament for this borough, to solicit their countenance and support to the society, were received by John Hardy, Esq., with urbanity and politeness ; he professed his strong attachment to the objects of the institution, and subscribed ...

... 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 ...

... to rest. Mr. thee reviewed Mr . Hardy • condor, at great length, and im a very severe roamer. Whilst Mr. M'hay was Mr. Hardy, accompanied by two of his sees, entered the noses. Mr. 31.1:ay proceeded, and said. Mr. Hardy ales my* The present anantry is ...

... Neighbourhood : W. Mawson; Turner & Co. ; Townend & Brothers ; Thomas Thomp- son; Sugden & Co. ; John Rand & Sons; Anderson & Brothers, (3); Parkinson and Waddington, ; Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, engineers (4); Matthew Thompson ; James Cousen and Sons.— Todmorden ...

... 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 ...

... ? 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. ...

... of a dissolution arrived in this town, all parties were the alert Mr Had field addressed his committee at the Sun Inn. Air Hardy addressed his committee at the White Lion. The committee of Air Lister also met at the Bowling Green Inn, and passed series ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... out of a box at Dronfield, a 1 cotton gown, the property Mary Bond. impri* ! soiled sx months ai d kept to hard labour. John Hardy charged with stealing a cow, at Matlock. Guilty—seu- I to transported lor Me. {before Lord H'uter- park.] George Wilson, was ...

... Alderman Farrer proposed and Mr. Rhodes seconded Sir Charles James Dalbiac. C. Oxley, Esq., proposed, and Mr. Collins seconded Thomas Pemberton, Esq. The show of hands was favour of Mr. Staveley and Sir Charles when Mr. Pemberton demanded a poll. Notice was ...