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... Vint, of Halifax, boot and shoe maker. On Sunday, at Pinchinthorpe, near Guisbrough, in Cleveland, John Lee, Same day, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, 88. t Same day, at Auckland Castle, in the 75ch year cred iltvess, whien his age ...
... Sunday last, Thomas Hardy, Esq. of Birk*gate, near Huddersfield, aged 88. Same day, after a short illness, William John, the only child of Mr. William Hutton, of this town, solicitor. Same day, at (’ar House, the residence of Mrs. Thomas Foster, Rachatl ...
... ??? 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 ...
... Joseph Si vert Robe. Extoby Edwd. Walker Tbos. Wells James Frank Richard Edsom Thos. Burton Thomas Manners Henry Staioton Richard Thomas Aislabie Roht. Poster, jun. Hardy Barrat William Tate Edward Guy G. R. Guy William Ward Robert J Thos. Wm. Tea*eyman John ...
... which the member for Bradford ruined his fortune, it ■aid, were extremely caustic and unpleasant to the feelings of Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy is oue of those individuals who fain would be considered Saint, and the laying bare his hypocritical regard for all the ...
... Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, in the year of her age. the of January, in Dublin, typhus fever, caught in attendance the Royal Hospital, that city, in the Lt, year of his age, John Hardy Booth, only son of Mr. Booth, surgeon, peniston, and nephew Dr. Hardy. the ...
... William Bagshaw?? .. 0 0 Thomas Sutton . .. -6 0 0 Rowland Hodgson 20 0 Kev. Jonathan Aiderson 0 Rev. Christopher Alderson 5 0 Samuel Vounge, jun. James Wilson 5 Charles E. Rodgers ?????????? 2 0 John Sianiforth 0 Thomas Ellin and Co ~.. 20 0 0 Edward ...
... Colton and Thomas Gommersall, both of Bradford, were committed for ove month each, for suffering their families to become chargeable to the township of Bradford. Philip Thomas and John Coles were each committed for one month, for vagrancy. Thomas Lightfoot ...
... Thos. Johnson David Matthews Charles Mc Hugh Samuel Cook Thos. Hanby- Henry Blundell Thomas Sowerby R. Brown John Boyden Silas Manchester, Jun. Thomas Martin Thomas Cattle Matthew & John Robinson Nlw. Procter Gower Pollen Henry Mc Kee James Cade Wm. Holder ...
... 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 ...
... South-street. It ared that the prisoner had pawned tliem at Mr. Hardy s, Pond-street. was convicted under the act tor illegally pawning, and ordered to pay ftOs., or stand committed for two months Thomas liurber was charged with stealing a double barreled gun ...
... 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 ...