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... MARSHALL, Penwortham Hall. i JOHN GREAVES, Dewsburv. '* THOMAS TODD. Dewsburv. I Sir CHARLES VOEUX, Bart., London. CHARLES MACAULAY, Brrghouse. THOMAS ENGLAXD, Leeds. CHARLES G. MAC LEA, Leeds. THOMAS TOOTAL, Wakefield. JOHN DOUGLAS. Bradford. FRANCIS CHORLEY ...
... and costs, amounting to £1 15s. Od, or to be imprisoned for two months. Pontefract Petty Sessions, Saturday Sep. 30.-Before Thomas Hall, Robert Buchanan, and J. M. Hepworth, Esqs.-Mr. James Farr, of the Robin Hood Inn, Tanshelft was summoned, on the complaint ...
... ROBERT HAND, E«=q., Woolsthorpe Lodge, near Grantham, Lincoln?hire. JOHN HARDY. Jun., Esq., Banker, Grantham. JOHN JAMES HERBERT, Esq., Grantham. THOMAS HOPKINS, Esq., Nottingham. THOMAS MARRIOT, Esq., Pappillon Hall, Leicestershire. JAMES NIXON, Esq., Beeston ...
... between Mr. fcdward gray horse, and Mr. Thomas Dawson s brown rcarethe horse made all the and won easy. Knob, and Spell.—On Saturday last, match wa» played the above game, on Wibsey Slack, or a-side, between Jno. Hardy, of Low Moor, and Edward Sharpe, of ...
... atling- street, don, houseman, September 29, > eleven— Ld Shrewsbury, upholsterer, Moxon Ryé 4 ee get -Hull, joseph Nor ham, 2—Thomas Ex a tee Evans, of Bath, victualier, Rebecca Hi man, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, dealer, October ! John Bardsley, of Denton ...
... Goraersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, do. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. ciMUfiL HOLLAND, Slead House. irtSEPH OATES, Heckmondwike. FIRTH, Do. DIXON, Cleckheaton. GEORGE ANDERTON, Do. WICKHAM WICKHAM, Kirklees. JOHN HARDY, Jun., London., rH\RLES HARDY, Odsall House ...
... Chris. Blenkin, adjourned final order; at 11. Thursday, May 30.—Insolvents—Frank Morton, John Bee, Elizabeth Snell, Jonathan Hardy, George Pcatts, adjourned final order; all at 11. Friday, May 31.—James Mallalieu, Halifax, cotton spinner, last exam.; Abraham ...
... their appearance, were rex fused. Mr. Charles Hardy is to be their Captain. Unwholesome Meat.—The constables, on Saturday morning, again seized quantity of meat the market, belonging to a butcher named Thomas Jackson! residing George Street. They then proceeded ...
... Eustace Oiles, Mr George Fully Crossland, brush maker, to Miss Elisabeth Hardy. both of this town. On Wednesday, at St Paul's Church, Shiplev, by the Rev Thomas Newbury, Thomas, son of Mr John Hodson, Junction. Shipley, to Martha, third daughter ofthe ...
... Leeds. WILLIAM WATSON, Jnn., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL, Leeds. THOMAS SK ELTON, Leeds. CHARLES KIRKBY, Leeds. THOMAS ENGLAND, Leeds. JOSEPH CLIFF, Wortley. JOHN FARRAR, Pudsey. JOSEPH SWAINE, Gomersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, do. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. SAMUEL HOLLAND ...
... the Friends Meetin House, in this town, Thomas Morris, of War. wick lace, Leeds, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late George Hoare, of Bath, On Monday last, at South Parede chu the Rev. J. E. Giles, Mr James Hardy, teh, by grocer, Leeds, to Miss Eleanor ...
... Nicholson, Esq., Roundhay; George Goodman, Esq., Potternewton; Thomas Starkey, Esq., Spring Wood, Huddersfield; Edward Waud, Esq., Chester Court, Selby; John Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill, Bradford; C. Hardy, Esqw Odsall, Bradford ; John Waterhouse, jun., Esq., Well ...