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... committed to Wakefield House of Correction for an assault on & pinfold-man and rescniug his cattle. Thomas Kent, the elder, is landlord Hammond, and Thomas Kei.t, the younger, is nephew. Bridlington Harbour Bill.—The following Yorkshire members voted tl ...
... T. JOHNSONDRAPER, &c, Market-Place, Knaresbro', is in immediate want of an APPRENTICE. DAVID HARDY, T INEN & WOOLLEN DRAPER, ton Quay, is in immediate want of TWO Respectable Youths, APPRENTICES. Kg- A Premium will be required. SALES BY AUCTION, TO BE ...
... that Hardy was off his beat; remained there till twelve o'clock, and Hardy was abseut the whole of that time. Mr. Smith stated, that at half-past eleven o'clock he went on to Hardy's beat, and remained there till one o'clock; during that time Hardy never ...
... Charles Best., Esq., M.D., and third daughter of the late Thomas Norchfle, Esq., of Langton Hall, in this county. On Wednesday, the 15th inst., much respected, in the 77th year of his age, Mr. Hardy, formerly a respectable breechesmaker, in this city. On ...
... and deservedly respected by a large circle of relatives friends, Mr. Thomas Amos, of Haxby Grange, aged 67. Same day, after a long and painful illness, Mary, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hurworfh, of this city, shoemaker. Same day, at Settrington, much respected ...
... Beckett,H. Burton, E. S. Cayley, A. Chapman, J. Childers, S. Crompton, Sir C. Dalbiuc, W. Duncombe, T. Dundas, E. Ellice, J. Hardy, J. \V. Hogg, W. Hutt, Sir J. Johnstone, A. Lord Morpeth, J. Parker, A. Speirs, P. B. Thompson, Sir F. Trench, C. Wood, J. ...
... College, was yesterday unanimously elected Jacksonian Professor, in the room of the late Rev. Professor Parish. On Thursday last Thomas Samuel WoolastoD, of Caius College, was elected to the Scholarship founded by Sir Thos. Browne, At a congregation on Wednesday ...
... WHITBY AGRICULTURAL CATTLE SHOW. On Friday last, the Whitby District Agricultural Cattle Show was held in 'a field belonging to Thomas Simpson Esq., close to the town of Whitby. The exhibition stock, considering the district, which is a sea-side, and moor-side ...
... st. Hardy 0 —bowled by Middleton 4 Chambers, leg before wicket .. —ct. by T. Thompson H. Rhodes, st. Hardy —struck out by Hardy 7 Dobby. ct. by B. Thompson .. bowled by Middleton 3 West, ct. by Middleton 2 —liowled by Hardy R. Rhodes, ct. ...
... in this city, by the Rev. . Pntchard, Mr. Thomas Sedgwick, ef Selbv, tea-dealer to Catherine, daughter of Briggs, Esq.. Thorpe Hall, near Selby. On Tuesday, tbe sth inst, at St. Mary's, Bishophill jun , Mr Thomas Hoop, to Miss Mary Thompson, both of Holdgate ...
... Mr. Dean, Essex-street, Peacock Liverpool. ' Thomas Gough, Minchinhampton, Gloucester, cloth dealer June at four, at the George Inn, Stroud. Sol,. Bavli,' Newlßasmghall-.treet Messrs. Wmterbotham and Thomas Tewkes' bury. Jambs Lyon, Bristol, merchant May ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE, April 11. BANKRI ITS. Thomas Ellson, wine-merchant, Henley-apoii.'niaraes. to surrender April 18 and May 23, sleven, at Court Bankruptcy Off. assignee, Mr. Belcbe • sols. Mr. Ford, Creat Queen-street. Lincoln's Inn-fields; ...