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... tury becun d istitiguished. No. Riii, H olborit lBars, Londosi, QCARBOROUGII -GOLDEN' BALL INN, AND S B~~~lOARDING-HOUSE. THOMAS WOOD mist respectfully begs; Leave to Informn Silo Frienids and t le Iultiil thilt lie has I litely entered onl the tibove ...
... chanT'iunS *? fc^\ *««*-*-*iiel. wine mer- cnant..iune3oai.d July 31, at twelve, at the Court ot R_slE B *at^ m ?? Mr Tribe. JU Thomas Wilson. Barnard's Inn, Holborn, money scrive- ner Ju ne 2b, at two, and Jufy 31 . at eleven, at the our, of Bankruptcy, Ba> ...
... auctioneer and commission agent, July 4, and Aug. 4, at the Elephant and Castle 1,,',• Momnonth-street, Dath ; solicitor, Hardy, Bladud-buildintrs Bath. ®‘’ Wrighley, Joseph, now or late of Knowl, Saddleworth, Yorkshir woollen cloth merchant and nidnufaclarer ...
... year, and that the following Gentlemen be requested to act the Committe for the ensuing year: Sir W. B. Cooke, Wheatley Dr Hardy, Doncaster Sir F. Wood, Hickleton T. Harrison, Doncaster .Sir T. Uroadhead, Caropsall 11 olbrey, Doncaster Tlie Mayor of Doncaster ...
... Davlana. Best Cactus—l Rev. Bapshawe; Butcher, Grange. i-WAsto—Mrs Thomas, Globosa. Best Cut Flon’er—l Mr Mearns; 2 Mr Oliver. Best Exotic Boquet —Rev. Win. Bagshawe. Best Hardy —Miss Hoiinsfield. . Herbaceous Plants—\ Rev. Mr Arum Species; Crowder ...
... 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 ...
... OF TIM the 11101111 T of near keighley, are ri , siding tire females. whom united a.tes amount Thomas, :—vas.. Mn.. liartler. ill; Mn Hied, 911 ; Mrs. Thomas, ; Mrs. I ; Mrs. dowel, All; being tone eery re *peel widows, oar a tostepetulent fortone. The ...
... and that the following Gentlemen be requested to act as the Committee for the ensuing year:- Sir W. B. Cuoke, Wheatley Dr. Hardy, Doncaster Sir F. Wood, Hickleton T. Harrison, Doncaster Sir T. Broadhead, Campsall Wm. Holbrey, Doncaster The Mayor of Doneaster ...
... dyer, llortou; Mr. Joshua Craven, Thornton; Mr. Wm. Greenwood, Bowling; .Mr. J. (Hover, Keighley ; .Mr. Richard Hardy, North Bierley ; Mr. Thomas Lister, Horton. The Chairman, in charging the grand jury, said— In the course of his long experience at tie different ...
... I 5 - I I I i EI.REGATE AND SAINT PETER-S SQUABRE, LEEDS.-Oil fed- BY srefl, tho Righth Dail of Jailp, 11135, by, lilt. THOMAS HARDi) has wlat Mrs. Mlionltari's the Ilull and Mouth Inti Briggnted, eedsprecisel a~yt Seven ?? in the Evenitig,inLtrd subject ...
... it. The first letter appeared in the Leeds Mercury about the middie of May; it details a conversa- tion between Mr. Charles Hardy and Mr. Firth, in which the former applied a not very gentlemanly epithet to the latter. The publication of this incident excited ...
... , the Deputy Recorder ; Griffith Wright, Esq., the Mayor ; and Richard Bramlcy, Thomas Beckett, Henry Hall, Christopher Beckett, Ralph Markland, George Banks, and Thomas Motley, Esqrs., Justices of the Peace for the borough of Leeds. Grand Jury: Messsrs ...