... Bart., By Robebt Smith, his Agent, duly authorised. JOHN NUSSEY, By Thomas Clapham, his Agent. WM. GOMERSALL. JOSEPH SWAINE. EDWARD SWAINE. THOMAS BURNLEY. ft > JOSHUA TAYLOR. THOMAS SIGSTON. WM. SIGSTON. JOS A. WALKER. JNO. WALKER. JOSH. ELLISON. JOHN ...

... Goliah of the Church— he meant the Rev. Thomas Scott, the commentator on the Bible. That declara- tion was contained in his essay on the Synod of Dort, written in the year ISI7, but which had only come under his (Mr. Hardy's) observations a few days ago. The ...

... health of John Hardy, Esq. The toast was drank with the most enthusiastic cheers, all tlie company standing. Glee — Auld lang syne. MATTHEW THOMPSON, Esq., was loudly cheered on rising. He said — Gentlemen, as chairman of Mr. Hardy's late election ...

... Standing in Hedge- Row and Plantation, upon the Estate of Basil Thomas Woodd, Esq., at Leekby, viz. : — 93 ASH. * 7 BEECH. 45 SYCAMORE. 17 WILLOW. G7 FIR. 2 BIRCH. 8 OAK. 5 ALDER. 15 ELM. Mr. Thomas Kilvin-gton, of Leekby, will show the Timber, and further ...

... the proprietors for the last five years, amount alto- | gether to £d'2h per cent, on the paid up capital, i Joseph Wheatley, Thomas Haigh, aud John Brooke, |Esqs. the retiring Directors, were unanimously re- I elected, and votes of thanks were passed to ...

... and Mr. Marriott of Leeds, Mr. James Hudson, Gildepsome-strcet, Mr. J. Atkinson, ditto, Mr. George Crowther of Churwell, Mr. Thomas Wordsworth, of Stump Cross, Mr. Saml! Sykes of Dunningley, Mr.- Saml. Scarth, Thorp Hallj Mr. Swinden, &c. &c. The room was ...

... of the public to a paragraph contained in the last weeks Mercury, and in effect as follows:— « Thomas Hardy, Esq of London, successor to the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, in the township of Thurstonland coining to reside on the estate at Birksgate ...

... Birmingham, grocer. T. Wattis, Birmingham, draper. j J. N. Gahside, Ashton under Line, cotton spinner. j PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hardie and Reid, Rood lane. J Jessop and E. Higgs, Coleman street, butchers. 11. Wenman, P. Smith, and W. Ma»efleld, Stone, Stafford- ...

... hope the offenders may be brought to justice. WoßTrjjF eOF Imitation. — A very hand- some silver flagon has been presented by Thomas Butler, Esfi., of Kirkstall Forge, to St. Stephen's Church, Kirkstall, thereby completing the communion service, aud enabling ...

... builder, d c, March 23, April 26, at 11, at the Christopher inn, Bath. Sols Messrs Blake and Lewis, Essex st., Strand ; and Mr. Hardy, Fountain buildings, Bath. AVILLIAM NEWHAM the elder, of the borough of King's Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, builder, d c ...

... CHARGE OF RAPE AT LEEDS. CHARLES COUPLAND (23) , was indicted for committing a, rape on the person of Mary Ann Hardy, wife of Joseph Hardy, at Leeds, on the 12th of Febrnary'last Counsel for the prosecution Mr. Baines and Mr. Hall ; for the prisoner Mr ...

... and Chain for Rotherham Gaol 3 x 4 40. For Mr. Smithson's Fees, as Under-Sheriff to Mark Milbanke, Esq 77 13 8 41. For John Hardy, for keeping the Vagrant Book of Accounts, from 1824 to ?? 75 0 0 52. For Repayment to the Overseers of Temple- newsam and ...