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... John Hardy Idr. Iae rrke Mr. Moses Hall Mr. JmeBlknj. of Mr. Robert Hlornby ' Air Jsp i o rhe Mr. John Garton Alr.ChiopeStr out Air. George Garton P' 4nn Kirk, of Ho~rnee.-Durton, widow, deposed-Yeater. ns1. day morning I was' living with Thomas King ...
... Archer; Belay, Irvine;- Betsy, Wright; Elizabeth, Brooks, from Scarbro'; Lord d Hill, Pickering; Thomas and Hannah, Wilson, from Brid. lington; Zealous, Walker; Thomas, Hodgson, from Whitby; Alexander & William, Davison, from Stockton; Freedom, Boyce, from Goole; ...
... without op- position; hbut for the township of Howden three gentlemen-were noininated, At the close of the poll, the Rev. Thomas Ouy, vicar of Howden, Wnd Mr. Jehn* Wetherell,: ere declared, duly elected. The guardians; hld their first meeting at the ...
... various exceptions, was to be offered to the Kingston College for purchase, on such reasonable terms as Sir Thomas might think fit to propose. Sir Thomas Coltman, however, has, with his usual liberality, gone beyond the testator's intentions, and after a selection ...
... gate, York, will be punctually answered. r f BURTON CONSTABIEHUNT RACES ; ~~~~1838', STE5WARDS. Mr. THOMAS COIAMPNEY. Mr. GEORGE WRAY, Jun. Mr. THOMAS SUMPNER, Jun. THE BURTON CONSTABLE CUP, Cl IVEN by Sir T. A. C. CONSTA.lLE, Bart. , .14 for Horses, ...
... saved from the wreck; William Browne, master; James Thomson, seaman; William Hardy, seaman; William Shaddock, seaman; James Spowart, seaman; Stephen Murrell, seaman; and George Hardy, apprentice. INSOLVENT DErmOts' COUIRT.-A court for relief of insolvent ...
... Bettisoin, Gresharit, Tealby, Noitb.~ Ito graves, Bean, Carton, Watson, Walton, W. H., Bell, Tinkler., ted Thoruhani, Lowther, -Hardy, Miller, and ichamo. Soein osether of the counciiiors,more modest than their colleagues, he took their seats ire the body of ...
... Bridgnorth-Whitmore, c. 403; T. Leigh, r. 360; Pigot, e. 348-first two ret. Brndford-Lister, r. 640; Busfield, Ben. r. 604; Hardy, c. 444; Busfield, jun. c. 38- first two ret. Birmingham-T. Attwood, r. 2169; Scholer ifield. r. 2132 ; Stapleton, c. 1044-first ...
... Duke ..439 1 Han diley .350 Collet ..156 -Bradford-Lister 640 1 Bnisfield, sen. .604 1 Hardy ..444 'Busfleld, jun . 384 tfBrecon-Morgan .151 161 Lloyd ..94 Bridgenorth-Whitmore 429 1 Leigh ...
... Lstttr, from Oporto. George and William, Bartlet, for Hall. T- Martha, Tuw vnend, from Hull. Wissniwr, June 20- l rovidance, Hardy, frqmGoole.- 25 -Endeavour, Cawthorne, from Guoole; 2 Sistert, Jackpon, from Hull. 25-Active, Pinder; Providencea, oodwill ...
... 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 ...
... a Capitalist an ample return as an Ina.estment. For a view, apply to Mr. William Hardy, at the Black Bull Ionn; arid for further particulars and price, to Mr. John Hardy, Barrow ; or at thle Office of Mr. JOS. MACKRILL, Solicitor. Burton-on-Jluamber, ...