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... drunk at the time. Ordered to pay a penalty and costs, amounting to 14s. Luke Stevenson, Aaron Rodgers, Joseph Twelves, and Thomas Watson, were charged by George Haywood, to Mr. Yates, of the Effingham Works, with neg- lect of work. The magistrates remonstrated ...
... Searbrd. lather of Lord Howard de W allien, the British Minister at the Court ef L it'll B. ta> Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thosnas Hardy. A select circle of friends, relative, of both traauiiee, were ste- sent at tbe ceremony . Same day ...
... Discharged. George Taylor was charged with stealing two penknives, from Ratcliffe's wheel, in Love street.. .Samuel Hardy, son of John Hardy, penknife grinder, stated that his fa- ther had 24 ivory four-blade penknives, from John Booth, in the Nursery, to ...
... the property of Thomas \tkin*on. James Wilson (28), charged with joiners' tools, at Halifax, the property of Samuel Highley and others,—Richard Greenwood (4). charged with stealing woollen cloth, at Dewsburv. the property f Thomas Ely.—David Illingworth ...
... Mark Potter, of Earle's Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, blanket manufacturer, at the Court house, Leeds. James Austin Hardy and James Hardy, of Binning ham, silver platers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Sydney Aquila Butterworth, Jabez Butterworth, and John Keighley ...
... MAJESTY, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, I) ARCHBISHOP YORK. H. I.F.AH, Esq. F. HIMES. Esq. HARRIS. Ksg. THOMAS MASON. Esq. T G. CLAYTON. Esq. JOHN HARDY. K*q. M THOMPSON. Esq. H W. Esq. EDWIN GREENWOOD. Esq. M. WHITEHEAD. Esq. . .. C. H DAWSON, Esq. SCORESBY ...
... wife of Mr. A. Donaldson, of the ship Russia, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Collinson, of Osbourne-street, in this town. Same day, aged 5 years, John, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wat- son, Drypool. JOn Saturday, the 5th inst., aged 82, Ann, widow of the ...
... to Mis* Sarah Holiingworth, both of ibis town. Same day, our parish church. Mr. Illingworth, of Manningham, to Miss Harriet Hardy, of Heaton. Same day, at our parish church. Mr. John Duckworth Smith, Miss Jane Wealherill, both of this town. Same day, at ...
... Htrewoud House. Win. Ellis, Esq. Casllefleld. F. Greenwood, Esq. Hyshworth Hall. John Thomas Wharton, Esq. Aberford. The Rev. J. Newsam, Clerk, Sharrow, near Ripon. Thomas Hall, Esq. Parston Lodge. Randall Gossip, Esq. Thorp Arch. J. R. Ralph. Esq. Halifax ...
... instrument maker, to Miss Eliza Jones. • On the 9th inst., at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk street, by the Rev. T. B. Stannus, Mr. Thomas Bovver to Miss Martha Hancock, both of Sims croft. On Wednesday, Mr. Charles C. Patrick, of Gainsbro', to Miss Ann Ellison ...
... DEATHS, Thurs lay, the 19.h instant, aged 18. Elizabeth, the youngest daughter Thomas Firbauk, Esq . of this place. Thursday, the 19th hist, aged six years . Jane, the daughter of Mr. John Taylor, merchant, of this place. On Thursday, the 12lh insf .in ...
... Office. 27 and 22, Fargale, Gillatt, l.olth'.use, Marriott. Ridge and Co. Rowhorhani. Leader, Smith, ffiaefc. Haletl, and Hardy. Sheffield ; Harrison, Wall, end Ray, Barnsley: Brooke and Co., Walkei, and StaMurd, Doncaster Rhodes, Suaitb , and most Dealers ...