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... and the emolument the duties are very s small, not amounting to more than £150 a-year. The appointment is in the gift of Mr. Hardy, who is the steward. i STEALING Burter. ‘ford, woolcomber, —George Sparks, of Bred- was brought before M. Thomp- Esq. at the ...
... Edward Baines, Darnton Lupton, I William Smith, George Goodman, James Musgrave, Thomas Williaun Tottie, John Claphaun, Hamer Stansfeld, Edward Grace, William Pawson, and Thomas Hebden, Twelve of her Majesty's Justices Lf the Peace, acting in and for the ...
... rewards apea to be graduated according so the rascality of rise parties, viz. : L.. i. Papinesau, £10n00o; Dr. Woifred Nel'eson, Thomas S. Brown, c E. B. O'Callaghan, ?? C. ?? 0. Cote, id.P.t., Joseph t T.Druiet, MOPS'. I1. J. PlrnrMt.P., Willilas Henry a Scott ...
... with the troops and volunteers is—no quarter, and a taste of the bayonet to the muzzle (From the Herald of the 14th Dee.) Thomas Storrow Brown, the ci-divant hardwareman, the L.M.N, of the Express, and the exleader of the Lower Canadian insurrectionists ...
... Shurchead, and Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. Hull, Mr. T'homas Alderoft, Prospect-Strcet, Mr. Siamel Fiisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighlev, Air. Thomas Spenmcer, 101, Low-street. Kirlbv-.Momr-Side, Sir. John Lumley ...
... most painful dutits of bis bign office, of wbich tbe most import- ant waa the proaecutit.ii, in tbe year 1795 0r 1706, of Thomas Hardy and Mr. Home Tooke, and otber defendants, for high treason. Never was there a more) eventful moment for England. It was ...
... Shorehead, and Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. Hull, Mr. Thomas Aldcrcft, Prospect-Street, Mr. Samuel Fisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighley, Mr. Thomas Spencer, 101, Low-street. Kirkby-'Moor-Side, Mr. John Lumley ...
... of the Charity. GEORGE FE.NTON, Honorary Secretary. *lobp aurtion. Pd~tfHOLfD ESTATE. In PONTEFRACT-LANE!, LrEOS. DIy'lilr. THOMAS LUMB, Jun., at the House of Mr. lRed- tajfee the lice Hive lon. Vicar-Lane~ Leeds, at SIt ?? tie' abe Evening, on &-edinesdais ...
... Huddersfieldy Mr. John Leech, Shorehead, an Mr. James R argrares, Bradley Lane. hul, Mr. Thomas Aldero, t, Prospect -Street Mr. Samuel Fisher, North Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. Keighlev, Mr. T1homas Speheer, 101, Low-street. Kirkby-Mcor-Side ...
... London, who are the sale proprietori;, in witness ahinre4f I have ?? set my lland, ROBERT S SALMOTN, tle. Higsist. LEEDS--MR. THOMAS IPEACOCK, 42, Wihllington-Strsts Sole W7hellesale Agent for Nerlihmirie and Lawni shire, to whlo.l 1 upplicatious ibr agenceie ...
... 5th and 6th Wyn. IV.,cap.76, for the payment of ouch of the Borough I Rates and Watch Rates as are respectively in arrear.- THomAs WILLASI TorrIe. FOURTHs.-A recommendation will be proposeed from the6 Council to the Magistrates of the Borough, that the ...
... been attacKed by some one, and murdered with a collier's pick. The body was discovered early Wednesday morning, by man named Thomas Halliday, who, wanting a shovel to throw some coals under a steam boiler, went into the cabin look for it, and there discovered ...