Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... situate the Townslop Ilea ton. the Parish of the ('oumy of York, com inly known the Nsroeol It Form, tn the Occupation of Thomas Hardy consisting of » Messuage Faun llonse, with the Barn, Stable, Mistsl.anl On.buildings belonging. And also all K LAND, situate ...
... On Moniday hlst, aged 79, Mrs. Clarkeson, relictof tile late .MDr. J. (larkson, of Earlasheaton. Same day, aged 76, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wakefield. On Sunlday last, after a long illness, - in the 23d year of her age, Eleanor, the second daughter of Mr ...
... within the Township of the Parish Bradford, in the County of York, commonly known the Narue of Farm, in the Occupation Thomas Hardy. .Messuage or Farm House, with the Barn, Stable, Mi«ttl. and o-her Outbuildings thereto belonging. And also all those FOURTEEN ...
... Heaton, iv the Parish of Bradford in the County of York, commonly known by the Name of West.House Farm, in the Occupation o Thomas Hardy, consisting of a Messuage or Farm House, with the Barn, Stable, Mistal, and other Outbuildings thereto belonging. And also ...
... the Parish of Bradford, 1 fn the Comity of York, commonly known by the I Name of West-Home Farm, in the Occupation of ...
... THE LATE MICHAEL THOMAS SADLER, ESQ. » AT a numerous MEETING, convened by Circular, held at the Court-House, Leeds, Thursday, August 13, 1035, to consider the best mode the .Memory of that lamented Geutlemr.n ; HENRY HALL, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved ...
... LIAM CROSBY. WILLIAM PP.F.L. JOSEPH HYLAKD. RICHARD HARDY. JOSEPH ELL. GtRSIDR. JOHN JOSEPH THORNTON. RICHARD CROSBY. RICH. seED. WtI.LIAM DANIEL BATES!AN. JAMBS BATEMAN. HENRY BCTI.RR. JOHN U'RICMT. THOMAS KAYE. JAMES STOCKS. ROBERTEDMOSnSOV. ...
... learned gentlemanfrom proceeding when Mr. Hardy said, I can tell yon this, that if you do not hear me, no one else will be heard ; this ebullition was received, as it deserved to be with scorn.} When Mr. Hardy was ahle to proceed, he referred to the ...
... the every i i-f-dan. and Ftid.it/ Morning. The sol «-v. and Sunday Morning, at o'clock, from C»ol • on and Wednesday. It hard'y impress at, Good* the great Advantages such a frequent Line of from One Wharf, a* it enable* them divide th (I't-tdt in Five ...
... Esq. Mark Milbank. Esq. Rev. Thomas W. Morley. John Bacon S. Esq. John Green Esq. John Parker, Esq., M.P. Hugh Parker. K»q. Joab. Robinson Esq. Henry Preston, Esq. J. C. Ramadan, Esq. M.P. Christopher Raw boo, Esq. Thomas Rawson. Esq. The Rev. T. C. R ...
... Elizabeth Hardy, Swanage, 99. Henry Stuart, Worcester, wine and spirit-me^chal ll • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wm. Cansdell, Bishop&gate-street-within, auctioneer- CERTIFICATES Mynard Retemeyer, Liverpool, salt-dealer —IL Belfast, merchant—Thomas Riddell ...
... observed Hardy running aft, and attempted to stop him, when the wretch stabbed him in the side, but fortunately the knife did not penetrate the body, as it struck him upon one of his ribs. The mate then seized a handspike, and running aft, met Hardy, who ...