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... Wilks. John Horne and John Thclwail; and it has been ascertained that in the celebrated year I,* I. these worthies, with Thomas Hardy, the shoemaker, were in the habit of smoking thnr pipes in the parlour of this honse. and ronrocting divers political scheme* ...
... worth. Joseph Ingall. E. D. Giliott. Wright Wilson. James Gregory. J. Hatfield Turner. John Carr. James Jeeves. Henry Hardy. Thomas Chesuvm. Further particulars on application at the Establishment, the Assembly Rooms ; oral No. 10, Fargate,Sheffield. ...
... large farm, with superintender the gardens. i Tbial Br Jury.—The forty-third anniversary celebration of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, i John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, | from the charge nigh treason preferred against them in 1794, by Mr. Pitt's ...
... John Home Took c, and John Thelwall ; and it has been ascertained that in the celebrated year 1745, these worthies, with Thomas Hardy, the shoemaker, were in tbe habit of smoking their in the parlour of this house, aud concocting divers Ecal schemes : from ...
... P. Wright. GelUtreet. Mr*. Thomas Oates, Broomhill. T. D. Philipps, Esq., Carver-street. Mi . and Mrs. Thomas Spurr, PorlolMllo-street. Mr. John Micklethwaits, Glossop-road. Mr. K. Mieklethwaite. Mr. E. Gibson. Mr. Thomas Guy. Devonshire-street, 6th ...
... Hetton, Cross, from Quoeec ; Skylark, i\ Meek, from Charleston; Tees, Sherwood, from Londonu; Ex, from Newport. Thomas, Sterling; Navaran, Hardy; F. Laurel, Boyle; Ruby-castle, Greensides; Alert, Lonsdalo; C Jane Clark, Pallister; Constantine, Davison, for ...
... 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 ...
... ?? John Bowling ?? Thomas Leeds ?? Thomas Bradford Lees, James Lordsmear ?? Gent North Bierley Leaper, John Withernwick Pepper, Thomas Wath Leighton, Robert Goodmanham Preston, William Scosthorpe Leeson, Thomas Kllerker ?? Thomas ditto ...
... Bethell, 1. Blackburne, A.Chapian, Sir C. t Dalbiac, lion. W. Duaicombe, Lord F. Egertort, W. Feliden, J. Fieldeir, Thomas Greene, John Hardy, J. W. Hogg, A. Lawson, J. F. Lees, J. H. Lowther, T. Marsland, Lord Ossulston, J. W. Patten, T. Pemberton, Johns ...
... 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 here, Sir G. M. Binglkv, reporter for the Leedt Times, and Mr. Thomas report!;r for the Leeds Mercury, deposed to seeing a gentleman who they understood to be Mr. John Hardy, jun. throw stones in a direction towards the place where Samuel Babr ...
... having corrupted was incapanic of sitting any longer in that house. Mr. Hardy was ready to inserts clause to such an effect. He would defy the Hoo. Gentleman to prove that he (Mr. Hardy) had ever been guilty of bribing. Mr. Roebuck had not meant insinuate ...