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... of artillery from Ouetree-lull announced ihe arrival of the royal party, who, on lancing, were received by Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Governor ot Greenwich Hospital, SirJahlrel Breaton, and the Olhcers of the Royal Ho-pila.; and the Right Honourable the ...
... joint stock, 2,484,687/.. total, 10,030,821/. Trial ry Jurt. — Thursday week being the 41st anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, J. Home Tooke, J. Thelwall, and T. Holcroft, from the charge of high treason, it was celebrated at Radlcy's Hotel, Bndge- ...
... 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 ...
... Barker. Wheldrake; Wm. Cundall, Mieklegate bar; William Calvert, Fulford; Thomas Craggs, Northstreet; Samuel Morritt Camidge, Dalestreet; Thomas Douglas, Skeldergate; Thomas Dent, Low Jubbergnte; George Dixon, Lawrencestreet ; Edward Dunn, James Dinsdale ...
... Lilling, farmer and grazier, to Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Dresser, of Whenby. On Monday last, at the parish church, Howden, by the Rev. Thomas Guy, A.M., Mr. Thomas Saxelbye. of Kingston-upon-Hull, solicitor, to Mist* Mary Cocker, of ...
... Thursday, the 16th, CToughton, near Scarborough, aged Mr. Thomas Hodgson, cousin to the said J. Plumber;' and Friday, tbe 17th, aged 87, Mr. John Hodgson, next door neighbour to the said Thomas Hodgson.—The united ages these three patriarchs amount 279 ...
... Henry Belcher's Calceolaria pendula ; 2, Mr John Willison's Grafted Cactus. _' ' Hardy Ditto —1, Mr A. Willison Rhododendron punctatum ; 2, A. Willison's Azalea viscosa. Hardy Bouquet —Mr John Wilhson. Pansies.—l Mr John Willison Reform ;2,Mr m. Franklands ...
... Mr R. Woodroffe j3. Mr James Smith Double Bine —l, James Dunlop ; 2, Mrs Cumber, Malton ;3, Mr Thomas Miller. Double While 1 and 2, R. Woodroffe ;3, Mr Thomas Miller. Double Yellow —1, Mr R. Woodroffe ; 2, Mr J. Horsley ; 3, Mr Oakly, Norton. N ARCISSUS ...
... Rer. Thorn. ?? Wilson, A.M., Mr. Thomas Knovrles. of Birstal, surgeon, to Miss Elizabeth Scholefield. of Leeds. Same day, Mr. Isaac Lee. of Bradford, land surveyor, to Miss Laura Grove, of Leeds. Same day, Mr. Thomas Gilyard -.Weaker, to Miss Elizabeth ...
... Versicolor. Green House Plant.— l, Mr May's Fuchsia Thompsoniana Hardy Herbaceous Plant. — 1, Mr May's Aconitum Versico- lor ; 2, Mr May's Potentilla Hopwoodiana. Exotic Bouquet.— l, iir Hewson. Hardy Bouquet.— l, Mr Caven ; 2, Mr Hewson. VEGETABLES. Celery.— ...
... 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 ...
... Banks, Esq. Mark Milbauk, Esq. Christopher Beckett, Esq. The Rev. Thomas W. Morley Thomas Benvon, Esq. John Bacon Sawrey Morritt,Esq. Richard Bethell, Esq, M P. John Green Paley, Esq. Thomas Davisou Bland, Esq. John Parker, Esq, MP. John Blayds, Esq. Hugh ...