... Charles Brook, Esq. William Brooke, Esq. John Brooke, Esq. James Buckley, Esq. Thomas Firth, Esq. Joseph Charlesworth, Esq. Benjamin Gaskell, Esq. Daniel Gaskell, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. John Harpin, Esq. Rev. Lewis Jones. Joshua Ingham, Esq. Stanstield Rawson ...

... on Tuesday evening, at Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, to commemorate the anniversary 'of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, and others, of the charge lof high treason. The meeting was very numerous, Mr. Heppel ...

... were no distinguishing colours visible—such sport before was never seen. Death of Sir Thomas Hardy Another veteran has paid the debt nature. The galiant Sir Thomas Hardy, for many years Lord Nelson's friend and Lord Nelson's right hand, died Friday last ...

... ham did not know what he had done which could deserve monument.] Admiral Fleming has been a e ' l^ c e to the late Sir Thomas Hardy, as governor of Greenwich Hos- Pl Tuesday evening Wnnight some ruffian placed a wooden sleeper across t and Birmingham ...

... which is a few miles south of Manchester, owing to the sudden death, within about a week, of four children, belonging to Thomas Hardy, a poor weaver, of that place. Itumours of a very painful nature were circulated, tending to throw blame both the parents ...

... Broadhurst, Thomas Cook, R. Callender, Richard Cobden, John Hyde, Alexander Henry, Thomas Hilton, James H. Heron, James Kershaw, James Heywood, James Murray, Henry M'Connell, John M'Viccar, Thomas Markland, W. Neild, Henry Newberry, David Price, Thomas Potter ...

... PONTEFRACT HONOR COURT. John Hardy, Esq., the steward of this court, sat at the Court-bouse, in this town, Wednesday last, for the purpose trying causes for debts under £5. The following were disposed of in the course of the day:— John Morritt v. Wm. ...

... The court was held in the summer house, which stands in the centre of the beautiful flower garden and the Earl of Ripon, Thomas Pemberton, Esq., member of Parliament, and a number of ladies, who are at present staying Studley, were present during the ...

... parish church Bradford, Mr. Thomas Swaine, spirit dealer, Bradford, to Aliss Maria Hudson, of Horton. On Wednesday last, Mr. William Swaine, grocer, to Miss Martha Holdswortb, both of Horton. On Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Ludgate, bookhawker, of Bradford ...

... property of Joseph Kaye. Thomas Fenton, stealing mow Ij l ;. u , Joseph Williams, stealing a shirt at Imprisoned Four Months—Thomas Darkin (56), a backhand and other articles at Rothwell, the properly .: illiam Eedford. Thomas Rayner (39), stealing a set ...

... overlooker, to Miss Mary Clavton, of Bowling. 'u uesfiay la t at Stl M r y'» church, Beverley, Thomas Forge, Esq., the Beverlev Bank, and Nephew of Thomas Luckup, Esq.,to Miss er hy, niece of Mr. Alderman Muschamp. On Tuesday last, St. Patrick's chapel ...

... week elapses without instance. Housebreaking.—The house of Mr. John ! Hardy, Apperley Bridge, was Tuesday i morning, between three and four o'clock, broken into. About that time Mr. Hardy's daughter was awoke and heard noise in her room, and on look- ing ...