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... in Sntcliffe's | house,) were again placed in the dock at the Guildhall, . before Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, , Esqs. The case has excited great interest, and the follow- | ing were the witnesses for the prosecution:*David Shaw ...
... Weymouth-Thea trical ?? anecdote of his Majesty. Cunningham and Mortimer, Publishers, Adelaide Street, Trafalgar Square. THOMAS HARDY AND THE CORRES. PONDING SOCIETY!! A N Authentic Memoir of the above-named Patrit A is commenced in No. 108, of the tt ...
... the grave in which Jackson was found, though he had not dug the grave afresh. Mrs. Mary Hardy, the mother-in-law of Mr. Burrows, said, I was at the funeral of Thomas Burrows's ?? The grave would be five feet deep, and I paid four shillings for the fees ...
... under circumstances so public, we need have no delicacy in mentioning names. The gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, brother of the lady in question; the gentleman assaulted is Captain Bunbury, of her Majesty's 67th foot. The Cork Constitution ...
... THOMAS HARDY AND THE CORRES-| PONDING SOCIETY !! A N Authentic Memoir of the above-named Patriot Ais commenced in No. 108, of the ENGLISH CHARTIST CIRCULAR. This number of the Circular also contains interesting articles under the following headings ...
... Richard Hardy Blanahard, Incumbent of Seacroft, Jobn Oaudion I Esq., Judge af Alderney, to Elizabeth, daughter of the lata William Irving. Esq., of Wells, Somersetshire. Leeds Saturday last, at the parish church, by the Rev. T. D Gladstone, Mr. Thomas Kettlewell ...
... Inn beerhouse, Spring Wood, wa« char(red by constable Sedgwick, before Joseph Armitage, W, W. Betlje, John Sutcliffo, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., with filling ale to three persons, at a quartor-past tour on Sunday afternoon, the 12th instant. The defendant ...
... re, £5. 55.; the Rev. W. Williamson, Headingley, £5 55.; Miss Outhwaite, Bradford, £5. 55.; W. Aekroyd, Horsforth, £5; Thomas Hardy, ditto, ; J. Marshall.Lane Ends, ditto, £5 ; Mrs. Henry Stead, Horsforth, £5 ; Anonymous, Leeds, £5 ; Richard Bramley, ...
... Sculcoates Church, Captain Thomas Lee, the Bon Accord, of Hull, Mrs. Jno. Robinson, of Gainsborough, widow of the brother Mr. James Robinson, Ship's Hold, Sculcoates. Topeliffe—Saturday last, by the Rev. Henry Hawkins, Vicar, Thomas Peteh, Esq.. of Marton-le-Moor ...
... se.) He concluded with proposing the | imomotal memory of Thomas Hardy, John Horne l Tooke, John Thelwall, J. A Bonny, Stewart Kyd, Richard Hodgeon, Thomas Holcroft, Jeromiah Joyce, Thomas WardelI, Matthew Moose, John Baxter, and John Richter. It was ...
... &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 ...
... Sessions tor the Huddersfield district was held on Tuesday last, at the Guildhall, by Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs. Mrs-. Hannah Waite, of the Spotted Cow Inn, Beast Market, whose license it will be remembered was suspended in ...