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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 ...
... 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 ...
... the franelse-so far this principir most be ear- e tied if they acted upon rise decision of his Learned Friend. Thus, T Mr. Hardy, the late irember for Bradford, because he happened a to be a partner in the Low Monr Iroe Works would have no right n, n to ...
... others ; Wie, Sykes and exetsa to Win. Waterhouse, stealing moat at tiudderefield, the pro- nowI art pryof John Stocks; Jfames Hardy, s5tealg1 hadkr or5 afe perty of Thoc. Marsden and another;0 John Ward, ?? ed a pair of shoes, the property of Thee. Siddall ...
... rind another-; James Amory, ste~alirrg money, at o 5Sheffield, the property of George Hardy ; George Bone,WO steriling two watches at Sheffield, tire property of Thomas eriad folbiesoor Joseph Whitehenad, convicted vii-th Joseph dccc tHawks; George Forylen ...