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... near Horafortb. Wood is close to the Turnpike Road, and at a very short Distance from the Lei and Liverpool Canal. Apply Thomas Hardy, Horsforth. January sth, 133 R. O O P.—FOR SALE BY TICKET, at the White Horse Inn. in o'ley, in the County of York, Friday ...
... of the Plumian Professorship. understand thai the election will take place on Tuesday the of February next. Hulsean Prize. Thomas Whytehead, Esq., of St. John's College, Cambridge, has been the successful individual in ihe Hulsean Prize Essay ihis year ...
... near Horsforib. The Wood close to the Turnpike Road, and at a very short Distance from the Lcds and Liverpool Canal. Apply Thomas Hardy, Horsforth. January sth, 1836. TICKET, at the House of Mr. Bond, tbe Kind's Arms Inn, Thornton, Craven, on the. Day of ...
... office Mr. Hey wood was te-appoinied. and he was forthwith sworn in. The Committee met again yesterday. Court-House On Tuesday, Thomas was committed for trial charged with stealing a skin, the property of Mr. Samuel Fa'rar, fullmonger, of llorsforlh, on the ...
... Tuns Beckett, retired merchant, Thomas lllavds, hanker, Markland, corn merchant, 1H27 ; Roht. Wm. Thorp, M.l>„ I83v : Griffith Wright, gentleman, ; Richard Rramley, merchant, 1833 ; Joseph Robert Atkinson, merchant ISM; Thomas ilutley, retired merchant. 1535 ...
... ??? Nt -. John Hardy, Esq. M.P.—After the lapse al five or six weeks since lUe publication Mr. Hardy's last letter, to whicb, at the time, the Mercury made no rnply, that worthy journal last week makes another unbailed for attack upon tbat Honourable ...
... Assault upon Watchman.—On Monday, John Pullan, 'Thomas Pullan, and Henry Walker, were convicted in Ihe penally of £4. 10s. each and 6*. each costs, for having committed outrageous assault upon' Thomas Hewitt a watchman, on Sunday night, in York-street ...
... ot this bniough in the event of an election. A subscription to defray the expenses of the contest should Radicals *' fool-hardy enough to stand one), wh ch has been successful beyond the most sanguine expeclations. A requisition to the worthy Magistrate ...
... shoemaker, March 10, at 11, April 15, at half past I. at the Bankrupt. court. Sols Messrs Russell and Co., street. Borough. Thomas Jones, Shrewsbury, draper. March at I.April 15, 11, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs Bell and Co., Bow Churcb yard. John ...
... cauae to the door am) rapped; the went, and then she informed witness, who was the sitting room, thai a rsnn said hi. name was Hardy, or some such name, wanted to see him. Witness went got it.ni the passage, and asked the person what is your name name Coatcs ...
... and ordered lo pay the expenses; in default payment, they were committed lor one month lo Waktfield House of Correction. Thomas Barker, a boy. but an old offender, was charged wilh stealing too coal from cart, while standing in the street, near the Inn ...
... Rational Schoolt in the populous Town of Bradford. EAS, THOMAS PATCHETT, of Shelf, near Halifax. Stcne v charged committing Huizlaiy in ihe House of Mr. Job Hu'chinvm. Birkenshaw. and the laid Thomas having eaoaped from the Constable, whilst seauhiog h's ...