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... 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 ...
... s. 15s. and a handkerchief, from Thomas Holt, of Morley. Ann Marie, p. g. s. a gown, from Jame* Curtis, and other property from ether parties Samuel Chadwick. p. f. s four of ear rings, from John Mead. Sarah Ann Hardy, s. from Edward Cooper. John Manson ...
... York. Sunday last, aged 54, John Hardy, Lsq. M.D. late of Doncaster. Oct. Francis Bell, Kexby, labourer. This person, it will be recollected, was taken up on suspicion being concerned in the mysterious murder of Thomas Robinson, Kexby. Oct. 15, at Geo ...
... Particulars will appear in our next Week's Paper. Leeds Auxiliary Bible Society. The Rt. Hon, the EARL HAREWOOD, Patron. JOHN HARDY, Esq. WI.P. President. TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNI- VERSA RY of this Society will be held in the Music Hall, Albion-Street, Wednesday ...
... been full, heard. iitl'U). on the Wth Inat. Hall. Stokealey. Mra. Rivera Maingsy, of a son and heir. IHnrnrh. Ye«rerd«|r, Thomas Appleton, of lUrtUf, breTer. to MU« Kliz«b«th Itaxriaon, HunsUt. C>« Thursday, Hudd«r»fl«M. Mr Georirv Starkey, boot and time ...
... While, wife of Mr. Thomas White, wine-mer-( chant, and only child of the late Joseph Tolson, Esq. ( of Wakefield. On Monday last, Mr. Joseph Land, New Miller- Dam, near Wakefield, stonemason. On Sunday last, Mrs. Briggs, wife of Mr. Thomas Briggs, gardener ...
... Bradford, and 13 from Wakefield. James Hardy, at Low Hall, will show the Farm and Premises. Also another excellent FARM, Tithe-free, of about 380 Acres, in a good State of Cultivation. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Potts, of Cannon Hall, near Barnsley; ...
... ton, the late much respected curate. New Horse Bazaar and Repository.—Our readers wil! perceive by advertisement, that Mr. Thomas Brotherton, of Liverpool, at the request several gentlemen in Leeds, is now completing the above establishment. Mr. B.s object ...
... or five remaining. It under- j stood thst several of those who had first lelt the room re- ! turned on being for, and Mr. Thomas Sandwith was called to the chair; and, alter some desultory conversation, the meeting was adjourned. York Exhibition Paintings—The ...