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... elect SURGEON to tlit Charity, in of the e* ration the tern of Seven You it lor which Mr Thomas was appointeil, aocordiug to Uw Rules. By Order of the Board. JOHN HARDY. Secretary. ...
... W. Alderson, J. C. Athorpe, Exq., W. C. Esq., Rev, G. Chandler, Hardy, Esq. The following gentlemen were sworn the Grand Jury:— Mr W*. Botcher, ErelesaH Kierkiw, owrohsnt, Foro- Thomas Andrews, Upper Ilalbm. farmer Henry Copley, of Endesall BierUw. printer ...
... with intent to defraud John Harrison. Thomas Clark, 24, charged widi having, at Market Weighton, feloniously uttered five forged orders for the de- livery of goods, widi intent to defraud David Hardy and Saul Hardy. Jos. Buxton, 20, charged with having ...
... Mr. Thomas Lowe, aged 70. Also, at Sheepbridge, near Chesterfield, Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Bargh, farmer, aged 82. Last week, at Darley, near Matlock, Mr. Samuel Cow- ley, smith and farrier, aged 52. — A150, at Winster, Mr. Thomas Hoskin ...
... Lawrence, 25, Old Fish street, Doctors' commons. Jno. Hardy and George Hardy, of Wisbech, Cambridge- shire, grocers, March 14 and April 18; solicitors, Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, New Inn, London. Thomas Kewell Gorbell, of Bedford place, Commercial- road ...
... 12; Remaining, 1327. Vaccinated by the house surgeon, 0; Physican tor tlie week. Dr. De Bartolome ; Surgeon for ditto, Mr. Thomas ; House Vistors tor ditto, Messrs. John Hall and George Koly. Chaplain, the Bey. H. J. Graham. Casualites received into the ...
... Barker's pool. Charles Wilson, Thomas Marsh^ I*.1 *. Mycock Coalpit lane. John Timm, S-t» aei **?p Division st. Roger Brown, Martin JacksoD, se ,? iJ i ...
... Armitage, and acquitted. ROBBERY NEAR BARNSLEY. THOMAS OGDEN, 28, WM. JAGGKR, 11, JOSEPH GREEN, 34, and HENRY PALFREYMAN, 25, were charged with having, on the 27 th of May last, at Barnsley, violently assault ed Thomas Cooper, aud stolen from his person three ...
... Samuel Hardy. It appeared that on Monday evening, being Eckington statutes, an unusual number of persons had assembled at the White Hart, from EUlamarsh and the surrounding villages. About half-past ten, the defendants who, with the exception of Hardy, had ...
... Ridley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Thomas James Liverpool, chym st* Out. Nov. 14; solicitor, Neal, Liverpool John Supaley, Speinton, Nottinghamshire* ironfonpders, Oct Nov. 28; solicitor, Bowley. Nottingham DIVIDENDS. Nov. 2.—11 Hardie, Manchester, merchant 7.—E ...
... CRAVEN, 19, were charged with having, at Wakefield, cut and wounded Wm. Carter and Thomas Slack ; and also witb participating in a riot ancl assault. Mr. Overend, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Pollock were for the prosecution ; the prisoners were un- defended. A serious ...
... nd-row , .ii; and Mr Wi. lam Biiiney, solicitor, Sheffield. Thomas Walter Powell, of Neath, Glanmorganshire, money scrivener. William Hunt, the younger, of the Moat ironworks, Tipton, William Thomas, of Leamington Pr ofs. Warwickshire iijikrr. S'aff. rd-Ji ...