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... reported that the work at the extensive mill recently erected in Lancaster, and formerly owned by the late firm of Trelfall and Hardy, will be resumed by Mr. Cooper, of Preston. THE LATE CATASTROPHE IN GALWAV.—I regret to state, that by the report of the medical ...
... Lower Edmonton, omnibus proprietor. Frederick Rhodes. Hadlow, Kent, horse jobber. Thomas Stevens, Dunstable, Itediordshire, uichitect. John Kidd, Kttigston-upon-Hull. Thomas Carter, Sheffield, corn miller. John Holmes Shanklin, Liscard, Cheshire, landing ...
... SENTENCES ON FRIDAT. Imprisoned Nine Months.— Thomas Allatt (31), charged with hating been indicted, along with Thomas Robinson ' at Bradford sessions, June 29th, 1842, for stealing 120Ibs. of slubbings, at Horhury, the property of James Quarmbc. Improvised ...
... on the offence of sa. and be. expenees. Charles l)ason was nest charged by Feather with furious driving on Saturday last. Hardy proved the case; he saute that the horses were galloping as hard as they could on the narrow part of Southgate. Mr. E. M. Waveli ...
... Richard Cliff, of Selby, shipowner. On Tuesday last, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. John Lord, butcher, to Miss Mary Ann Hardy, both of Bromley. Same day, at Salem chapel. Barnsley, Mr. Joseph How. croft, confectioner, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Richard ...
... is quite a mystery by what means the thieves entered. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-00 Saturday night last, as Mr. William Barg, son of Thomas Bartf, Esq., woolatapler, Wakefield, was returning home on horseback from Halifax market, and when a little past Hightown ...
... spirit-stirring character. On Wednesday evening the third meeting was held in the hall, when the president of the society, Thomas Beaumont, Esq. surgeon, ably conducted the proceedings of the evening. After the report had been read by one of the secretaries ...
... Manchester, cooper. Wt.lism Reed, Manchester, engraver, to callcoprioters. C •arles Lowe, BirmiagLsm, pouter. Wi liam Payt , n Thomas, !ancliester, engraver. [mac Altlett. Oterdston street, Somers-town, attorney. Philemon Firth, HuddenAleld, cloth dresser ...
... Castle one charge of presenting a load .1 pistol et Thomas Robinson. In defence the prisoner said that he had obtained a free pardon for good Beni -e and good conduct, on the recommendation of Mr. Hardy, Inspector of Crowe Lands. He had at that time served ...
... President of the Society, in the chair. The following clergy and gentry were also present :—The Ven. Archdeacon Headlam, the Rev. Thomas Collins, Knareshorough ; the Rev. Arthur Martineau, Whitkirk ; the Rev. James Charnock, Ripon; and the Rev. Wm. Sinclair, ...
... THE HUDDERSFIELD UNION. —On Saturday lost at the Guildhall, before Wm. Brook, Esq., John Sutcliffe, Esq., and 'Thomas Starkey, Esq. Thomas Heaton, collector of the rates at Kirkheaton, applied for the &hire of the bench. On the 28th January in the present ...
... Patchett, Taiwan. ilsnan.—For Loudon—Mary Ann, Kitson; Eforneastle, Fawcett ; John and Mary, Joy ; Thomas Carter, Jackson ; Planter, Farnill ; Charles and Thomas, Hicks; Brothers, ; Royal Albert, Noble; Benjamin Scott, Foster. MARCH 25, 1843. A young man, ...