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... Wednesday and Thurtday the 24tli and2sth of August. 1836, at Three o'clock on each Day, , the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES Thomas Hardy, late of Wakefield aforesaid, Esquire, deceased, situate in the several Township* West Clayton, Skelmanthorpe, Lower Denby ...
... several MESSUAGE* DWHLLINIi-HOL «F.« adjoining or near the said Maltklln. now In the several Tenures or Occupations of Thomas Hardy. John and John HoM-wurrht the sites of which said Maltklln, Messuages Dwell Inc House*, outbuildings and Appurtcnancef ...
... M«*--uageor Farm-House, now in the respective Tenures, or occupation* of Henjamln Halme, John Hardy. James Bufeevt*. chald Ltndsey. J.aihua heater. Samuel Bower. Thomas Hob m-. n, and John liarker. The site* of which said Messuage or Fana> Hod re. Cottage* ...
... wool from his master's warehouse, on the Thursday preceding. Elizabeth Brown was charged with having picked the pocket of Thomas Hardy, farmer, of North Lees, near Ripon, in Kirkgate, on Saturday night, a purse containing 6s. The prosecutor was standing ...
... Messsntfe or Farm-House, now the respective Tenures, or Occupations Benjamin H.tlme. John Hardy. James Roberts, ihaid Lindsey. Joshua Wheater. Samuel Bower. Thomas uison. and John Barker. Th* bites which said Messuage K,tnn-Hou e. Cottages and other Buildings ...
... of dined llltckfriart. The object of the upon thin ...
... MR. HARDY, M.P. I neither Kidicml nor Repeslt-r, nor any thing befptininri with R.”—Mr. Ilanly's .Speech at Bradft fed Qiortlt Hardy Bradfuid“ I’m not Any thtnK that bej{i • with an K ; I’m onietvative now pipinit hot, And l.yndhutat ia my Polar atar ...
... ??? 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 ...
... of Leeds. Same day, Mr. John Luccock, gent., Miss Eliizabeth Bleamire, both Leeds. On Thursday week, Shipley, Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Baxter, of Hill-House, near Ripley, to .Matilda Lydia, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Webster, of Hall Lane, near ...
... respected by all who had the pleasure heracquaintance, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Thomas 3larsden, upholsterer, of Wakefield. Same day, in her 21st year, Octavia, daughter of Sir. John Hardy, of Apperley Bridge, aud late of York— being the third bereavement the ...
... — = From Fridey Nig Als Gazette ) James Darby Gravel-lane, carpenter, March Saii- citor, Messrs fi. and Chancery-lane. Thomas Jones, Shrewsbury, draper, March 15, Aprils. Soli- ators, Messrs. Hell, Brodrick, and bell, Bow John Paddington, March 13, 7 ...
... tattors—il. W. H. Hughes, Portsmouth, fruit-merchant ; H. Downing, ironmaster. INSOLVENT. Thomas Berks, Manchester, provision-dealer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Taylor, Steeple Ashton, dealer end chapman. CERTIFICATES J. Greenway, Ptymouth, merchan:—J ...