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... Horton Lane Chapel, has, understand, kindly contributed to the collection—this lady is Mrs. John Rand. Sion Chai'ki The Rev. Thomas Steadman commenced Ida stated labours (lastor of this ehureh and congregation Sunday last. Tuibctr of A portion of tho members ...
... determined, in his own phrase, to have the value out of it in exercise. I’—Prior's Prior's Goldsmith. Letter Writing. From Thomas Gardener to Sully C0,,h. tak my pen with much pleasure to inform yew that i hav hean quiet ewer sins i left my plasc. Evvery ...
... THE BRADFORD OBSERVER. MARRIAGES. On Sunday, Mr. John Hardy, eldest son of Mr. Jonas Hardy, Grace, eldest daughter of Mr. William Cockcroft, all of Allerton, near this town. Saturday last, our parish church, Mr. John Bullus, razor maker, of Sheffield ...
... intrepidity of ('aptam Lapidge, commander the naval forces in the river, Col. Wylde, Captain Richards, Lieutenants Herke, lx* Hardy, Kllicorobe, and the officers and men his Britannic Majesty’s Ringdove and Saracen, CicneraJ Espartero, after an obstinate ...
... to Miss Stocks, Leeds. Tuesday test, Mr. William Berry, moulder, to Miss Klisabe Whilaker, both Armiey. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Hicks, tailor, to Miss Hannah Wittlestone, both of town. Saturday last, Mr. Charles Shaw, woolsorter, Miss Mary Armstead. ...
... former place. On Monday last, at Darlington, Mr. WUliam Temple, to Miss Mary P its. On Sun. . . last. Mr John Hardy, eldeet sea of Mr Jeans Hardy, uj t,race. eldest daughter of Mr Wm. Cuckcroft, all of Allerton, near Bradford. On Mmrday last, at the Cathedral ...
... o|ierativc, well the attention all his deluded and deluding feasting cufiqouiour, to the Lives and Reports of the Trials of Thomas Muir, William Skirving, Tltomm Fysbe Palmer, Joseph Gerrald, and Maurice Margarot, those noble benefactors and sufferers, ...
... which lay lietween them , and the Carhsts, in lafts anil launches under the uire«'- tioii of Captain laipidge and Lieutenant Hardy, and protected by the fire the British Marine Artillery, under the command Major They were landed below u buttery, which lieen ...
... I helieve the latter was mueh better lodged. You never saw such a wretched hovel, lean, unpainted, and half its nakedness hardy shaded with harateen, stretched till it cracks. Here the miser hoards health and money, his only two objects; has chronicles ...
... distinguished themselves are :-Mr. A. 'l'revor, present at 128 divisions; Colonel Percival, 101; Colonel Sibthorp,10; Mr. John Hardy, 100; and Colonel Vere, 97. But what was the case with the Whig-Radicals'? Why there were no less than THIRTY-FOUR whoeaeh ...
... Wakefield last week, John Toiler ton, constable of Stanley, who some time ago tefused to attend to a precept directed to him Thomas Lee, Esq., coroner for the Wakefield district, requiring him to summon three jurymen from the township in which he acted, ...
... Day of December, 1836, His Grace the ARCHBISHOP of YORE, by Thomas Newsam, bis Agent, The Reverend tbe DEAN and CHAPTER, ef York, by Thomas Newsam- their Agent. WILLIAM WHARTON, by Thomas Newsam. his Pursuant to the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors ...