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... nriprinal'y through the activity nf Mr. BeanJork, farmer of Huntington. At half-put three o'clock on rhe above afternoon. Charles Hardy, the prisoner. wm brought up at the Mansion House, and examined before tbe Lord Mayor. The following evidence will show th»> ...
... Thursday last, in 9t. Le nurd's Place, the lady of Wrn. Blar.-1i..r.1, ?? of a daughter. On Wednesday last, at Yarm, .Mrs. Thomas Xewsam, of a daughter. On t.ie 14th insr., in Dorset squ.ire, the lady of the Hon. Win. Stoorton. of v son. f)n Christmas ...
... the adoption of the report, which was seconded by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, and carried unanimously. Lord Radstock, the Rev. Thomas Drew, and Mr. Serjeant Jackson, having proposed some other resolutions, thanks were voted to the noble Chairman, and the meeting ...
... ealt foal to Liverpool, on Thursday last, ac Cbttertck, where she has been sent to be put to Inheritor. We understand that Mr Thomas Cliff, formerly braining groom to Earl Pilswilliam. has been engaged as private trainer 10 the Marquis of Water ford. On Satnrday ...
... W. Y. Harcourt, the Rev. Charles Hawkins, aad tbe Rev. W. H. Dixon; and the Lord Mayor, Sir Joho Simpson, James Meek, and Thomas Barstow, Eaqrs. There were present during the proceedings Sir John Lister L. Kaye, Joho Swarm, Esq., Wm. Hudson. Bsq- J. P ...
... ami property may bo expected to sutf'' ' ~ Surprising Fact. We have been quainted with the following surprising fact:—Mr. Hardy, blacksmith, of Ayton, near Scarborough, ha* Wednesday last, extracted from his person, Mr- V Walker, of Malton, a small rabbit ...
... trials « 1 berag aa_wm_ mmtkaaemaommei aa Tkmsiaj, kafcte „ H_a. ba leal TaTLOH Cm Wmmm. I>%H *notb« g- t ?? Taeaaa Basuvs. __f THOMAS ASTOX CLIFFORD CONSTABLE, MAMT m HIGH-UEHIFF. V Agt. 1 ?? ITadswerik, charged witb baring, oo tbe Sn I Ja-* Ig, at Maddsßatsl- ...
... the Court Hou9e, Bradford, charged with stealing quantity of copper coin, the evening of Tuesday week, from the stall Thos. Hardy, orange-seller, in Kirkgate, in that town. The facts of the case were as follows: On the evening of the day before mentioned ...
... FROM FRIDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. aJTT, INSOLVENTS April 24 — Andrew P 4U J, Brook itr«* a surgical instrument maker ?? Utnoftt ?? Thomas Dana, Reigate, merchant. ■SMRBt/PTS. Joseph Harper, Rothernutie iireec ...
... was said the sun was setting nicely, or something to that effect. By Mr. Davies, (to Mr. Hardy)— ls it true that you took Groves a bottle of oil ? A — Yes, sir. Thomas Chapman, stonemason, stated that he saw Groves at twenty minutes past seven o'clock, on ...
... Maunby; o, J. Davison, Newbv Wiske. Bound Potatoes —|, Thomas Granger, Kirby Wiske ; 2, 3, and 4, Thomas Wilson, Ellertou ; 5, James Holmes, North- M ...