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... here. They were Mr. Lister, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Hadfield- The shew of hands was in favour of Lister and Hadfield- Mr. Hardy demanded a poll, ana it commenced yesterday. At four o'clock the numbers were:— Lister 37J Hardy 314 Hadfield 267 Thirsk Election ...
... 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 ...
... Berwick— J. Bradshaw and 11. P. Donkin Blackburn — Feilden and Turner Bedford— S. Crawley and Captain Polhill Bradford— J. Hardy and E. ?? Lister Bedfordshire— Lord ?? Russell and Lord Alford. Bassetlaw— ti. Vernon and Hon. Arthur Duncombe. Berkshire— ...
... Capl. F. Berwick—J. Bradshaw and H. P. Blackburn—FieU'.en and Turner lie.iford— S. Crawlev and Captain PoflnH Bradford—J. Hardy and E. C. Lister Bedfordshire—Luril Charles Russell and Lord Alford Buckinghamshire—Lord Chandos, Sir W. Young, and Mr. Pread ...
... Kdition of'WATKINS ON COPYHOLDS, is Preparing. ANOTHER UNDOUBTED PROOF Of the excellency of THOMAS', truly valuable MEDICINES FOR HORSES. TO MR. J. 11. THO.MAS, BOSTON. Sir, Sutter ton, September Ist, 1831. MY business ;ts Horse Dealer, antl maker up of ...
... eligible opportunity is afforded for entering into the Trade. Thomas Idaaaj. the Premises, ill show the same, and further Particulars may known, on Application (if by Letter, Post-paid,) to Thomas Priestman, Flsq., East-Mount, Sutton ; Edward Esq., Pier-Street ...
... opportunity it afforded for entering into the Trade. Thomas Shepherdson, on the Premises, will shew the tame, and furtner Particular., may be known on applica- tion (if by Letter, Post Paid,) to Thomas Prikstmax, Esq., East Mount, Sutton; Edward R.H£am ...
... church, Halifax, Mr. William Whiteley, mai.utacturer, to Miss Hannah Tweed, of Halitax. On- the Ist instant, at Darlington, Mr. Thomas Gibson, to Miss Isabella Lea. On the same day, at Darlington. Mr. John Lawson, to Miss Isabella Stobart. On Saturday last ...
... >eren years— James Lockwood, John Pegman. John Kilision. Wm Nonis, Thos. X rlf. Wm. ,T dinson, Ihos. Owen, Joseph J eff cock, Thomas Vurtiev, Matthew Walker, Wm. Pa: ker, John Jacks ti, Joseph Booth, James Ashworth. Itobt. Ellis. .John Mason, and Richard ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Chapman Aaron Whitby Viscount. Pontefract Dalbiac, Sir. C, Ripon Pembcrtor., Thomas, Ripon Duncombe, Hon. North Richards, John, Kuaresbro' w , Trench. Sir F. Scarbrcugh Hardy, John, Bradford Wortlev, Hon. J. S, Halifax. ** Ja'ues Weir .Beverley FOR THE ...