... horror and Indignation at the treasonable attempt; and of heartfelt joy at her providential escape from so great a danger. Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near KIrkbur- ton, seconded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Iaycock then read ...

... Bradford. On Wedneeday, at KIrkburtan rhurch, near Hudderslfeld, Arthur Ley. Emiq of Bideford, Devou, to Caroline, daughter of Thomas Hardy, Eaq. of Blrksgate, in this county. Same day, at Thorne, by the Rev. C. B. Pearson, Prebendary . of Salisbury, and rector ...

... &tolcn one sheep, the property of John Cmt 78, THOMAS WAINWRIGHT (21), charged with having at Leeds, stabbed Thomas Downs. 79, 80, 81. 82, 83, 84, 85, JOHN CLAYTON (50), WM BOOKER (20;, JOHN MARSHALL (43), THOMAS PEN- THORPE (351, JOSEPH BENNISON otherwi«e ...

... ernor- of Greeiswseh Huispital. The deceased was raised to the rank of AdmIlral of the B.ue in 18317, aisd succeeded Sir Thomas I Hardy, the late Governor of Greenwien. Hospital, in Septem- ber, 18159. Same day, aged 5:), Mr. Singleton, of the firm of Messrs ...

... warfare. The bailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatcs and Sir Thomas Hardy Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of 40 years' service, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was the ...

... Lord Ho war-! de W.ihlcn, the ilritisii Mtnist r at the Court of Li-bon, to La'iy liaruv, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Har;. Tuesd.iy 1 st, at R, .therham, Mr. Joeeph Gr.it ton. only snn of Jo-epii C.ratton. Esq.. ofTh-n. nfield. near Cbe^terti ...

... Hospital, died on Friday night at Leamington, where he went about a week ago for the benefit of his health. He succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Gover- nor, who died on the 20th of September, 1839, thus having held the appointment only 12 months. He died ...

... YORKSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, j »aro«« tT ho - ?? TU ?? k>o«t, iiro th« j -, rH J HON. THOMAS ERSKINK. SJR THOMAS ASTON CLIFFORD The AarJF.cs for the County of York commenced on i Thursday last, before the above named Judges. From an early boor ...

... paper will he read by the Rev. John Ely, « On the capabilities of the Globe which we Inhabit. St. Thomas's Day— Last Monday, the 21st. being St. Thomas's Day, is recorded in the almanacks as tne shortest day, but it was remarked by many as appearin ■ ...

... Rattye, Edsq. John Brooke, E.sq. William tBrook, Etnq. Thomas F rth, Eaq. James Bumkey. E-q. Rev. J. C, Franks. Jos-eph Charleasworth, Eaq. Beinjamin (Gackell, Esq. Daniel Griskell, Esq. Thomas Hardy. Esq. .John Hilrpin, Ebq. Rev. Lewis Jones. Joshua Iiighsm ...

... BATTYE, Esq. JOHN BROOKE. Esq. WILLIAM BROOK, Esq. I THOMAS FIRTH. Esq. JAMES BUCKLEY, Esq. j Rev. J. C. FRANKS. JOSH.CHARLESWOIITH.Esq. 'BENJAMIN GASKELL, Esq. DANIEL GASKELL, Esq. .THOMAS HARDY. Esq. JOHN HARPIN. Esq. I Rev. LEWIS JONES. JOSHUA INGHAM ...

... W. BATTYE. Esq. JOHN BROOKE. Esq. WILLIAM BROOK, Esq. THOMAS FIRTH. Esq. J \MES BUCKLEY. Esq. I Rev. J. C. FRANKS. JOSH CHARLESWORTH.Esq BENJAMIN GASKELL, Esq. DANIEL GASKELL. Esq. THOMAS HARDY. Esq. JOHN HAItPIN. Esq. ' Rev. LEWIS JONES. JOSHCA.I-NGHAM ...