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... Olaater. WILLIAM ITER WORTH, late of Morley. near Leeds, la the Weet Riding of Yorkahire. Cloth Manufacturer. THOMAS MYRRB. (sued as Thomas Meyers), formerly Adding ham. near Skipton, the Riding Yorkshire, Innkeeper and Farmer, and late near Ripley, the ...
... Esq., John Geo. fimy tb, Esq., Thomas Hague, Esq., Edward Tew, Beq., J. G. Elmsail. Esq , Charles Hardy, EM., John Wilson, Esq. Right Hon. Lord lies urn. Nt, Joshua Pollard, Esq. Paley, Esq.. Thomas Mason, Esq., Thomas Henry Marshal], Esq , Thoa. Oliver ...
... Charles Rhodes and Thomas ; 10. Richard Smith; 13, Edward 17, 18, and 19, Thomas Farnhill, James Ward, and Andrew Ward; 20, Andrew Maclean; 22, James Mouncey ; 23. William Batty . 24 and 25. George end Charles Alexander Hooley ; 26, Thomas Kills; 27 and 28 ...
... resolution ' this day ( Friday to petition both Houses of Parliament for ' 'as entire repeal the aeenrsed New Poor Law. John Hardy. Esq. M P for Bradford, to present the petition, and Wm. Bosfieid, Esq. P with John Stun M.P.. Edmund Beckett Deniaon, Esq ...
... George Ives. 94—Thomas Rewdon, charged with having, on the »tk of January, stolen wether sheep, the property of Joshua 95. 9ft—Charles Thompson and Henry charged with having, on the January, Sheffield, broken into the dwelling-bones of Thomas Shirley, and ...
... charged with the murder of Mary Hall, his wife. 74. 75? John Harrison and Thomas Harrison, charged with hav- ing on the lat December, stolen two sheep, the property of Thoma* Bond, farmer and innkeeper, of Thornton. 78, 77. 78. 79? George Shaw, Matthew ...
... Pariah Chnreb Load., bonder of St. Paal'a Cbareb town. Mr. HARDY'S CHURCH AT LOW MOOR. foal happy ia baring it oar power to my that all disputes between the ROT. Dr. Bcoreeby, Yiear Bradford, Mr. Hardy, M.P, re lata re to St. Paal'a Chmreh, Wthoey, are Ukely ...
... handkerchiefs, two pairs of u °° w ' u * pro * wt7 HORSE STEALING AT DEWSBURY. THOMAS HARTLEY (Ml. chared with .W.lin« fr», ' **• m lrt »««■»»« «■*.»«piwHy ; HW« PicKißine aod HARDY van for tha proaacwtioa; prlaooar vaa dalaodad Sir O. Lawia. Fran tha aiUaaoa ...
... (Bath) ; John Gait, Esq.: William Mam Esq. Jarara Wllifamna, Esq. (famteou kail Chrehire Edward Baiaee, Esq.; Thomas Banyan, Esq.; Thomas William Tot tie. Esq: ; William WillUm* Brown, Keqriß James Esq.; George Goodman, Esq.: William Nail, Stenafeld ...
... youngest son of Mr. Thomas Jackson, hairdresser, Analey. Yesterday, aged 14 months, Walter, son Mr. John Morris, Worttey. Saturday last, aged 46, after very protracted Illness, borne with Christian fortitude. Margaret, wife of the fUv. Thomas Borrowdale, Master ...
... CLUODBR, Francis Uadley Wood, Hart , Hoe. Jomoo Armitage Rhodas, HORROR Hall Hoe. .11 lam Ald.rwn, Aston Thomas Davison Bland, Esq. Park ; Rov. Thomas liortoo, ; J ABA Piumbe Tim post, Esq. Tom Hall ChiUtopber Bock oil. Em. LEO*; John BUyde. Km- Onitoa; ...
... Hamerton, Charles Wright, James Gordon Hay, Gathorne Hardy, Henry Samuel Chapman, William Smyth, John William Thomas Pre*tun, Edwin Plumcr Price, Benjamin booth by, Arthur Todd Holroyd. Frederic Thomas Allan, Richard Nathaniel Philip—, WRUMM, lish Chambers ...