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... battalion by Colonel Thomas Wears., K. 11., to furnish reinforcements for India :—The 21 Foot Queen's Royal:, 4th King's Own, 17th, 31st, 39th, and 63d. The 4th and 631 underwent a general inspection on Saturday, before the commnndant Sir Thomas Wiltshire, K ...
... Jessop. White. R. Monett. Purple, - Collection of six, do. Calceolaria in flower, 1, Jonathan Jackson. Hardy plant, do.. R. Morrell ; 2nd, 11. Jessop. Hardy annual. do., John Scott ; 2nd, D. Jessop. Tender animal, do., 1, do. Hard bouquet, James Mitchell; ...
... George, Melton Cross Thomas jun., Aledonby Cross: lad Juhu, Harewood Croolood Benjamlo, 'Milford Crossley Joshua, Drighitugton Thomas, Le. da Crowe, Edmund, Aldbro';gh George, Aribrangh Crowther George, Fishy Thomas. Leeds Cryer Thomas, Riceall Cudwortb ...
... assignee, Mr Baker, Newcastle - upon -'1 yne. Pet cr Georg* Hodgson Harrison, North Shields, gent. Dated Oct 2. WII ID BORN E Thomas James, Liverpool, chymist, Oct. 26, Nov. 14, at 11, at Liverpool. Sol Mr. Neal, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr Ca:clove ...
... GANG OP BURGLARS BROKEN INTO.- 7'he lule noLbery of Mr. Walson.—Yesterday, before J. Viaterbouse, Esq., Thomas Rawnsley, of Halifax, and Frances Hardy, of Elland, were brought up by Spiers for being concerned in this robbery. From the evidence adduced it ...
... John, Oxford-street, stationer, Nor. 17, at 3, Dec. 20, at 2, at London. Official assignee, Mr A'ssger, Birchin-lane. Pet cr Thomas Cerke, High Holborn, home decorator. Dated Nov. 7. BA K FR Thorium,. H igh.otreet. Camberwell, carpenter, Nov. 21, at 2, Dec ...
... fur near twenty-three years. Same day, aged 73, Mr. Daniel Washington, of Westgate, Wakefield. On Tuesday last, aged 82, Mr. Thomas Northrop, Clayton. Same day, aged 79, Hannah, wife of Mr. Jame,' Milner, Dridge-street, firadfurd. On Monday last, aged 18 ...
... —George Demaine, convicted of stealing a pair of boots, the property of Thomas Huggan, boot and shoemaker, Kirkgate, Bradford. James Bradbury, who pleaded guilty to the same charge. Thomas Helmsley, convicted of breaking into the dwelling-house of John Watson ...
... near Tadcaster, stolen two sheep, the property of his mistress, Elizabeth Knowles. No Evidence Offered.—Frances hardy, charged along with Thomas Rawnsley, with house-breaking, at Halifax. James Sykes, charged with having embezzled a sum of money, the property ...
... took two I'ills during the night, and two in the morning, which quite removed the pain and I was enabled to give a lecture at Hardy Row on Thursday evening. although 1 was in fur that morning I should not have been enabled to leave home. cm, dear Sir, yours ...
... distinct communication upon some future occasion. After the paper was read some discussion took I place, in which Dr. Walker, Mr. Hardy, Dr. Scoresby, and Mr. Morton took part; but on account of the lateness of the day, it had to be ter. minated, and the chairman ...
... Hall, Esq. Westminster Mr. John M'Adam, Glasgow John Hardy, Esq. M.P. Bradford 5 0 0 B. B. Popplewell, Esq., do. E. J. Mitchell, Esq. do Collected by Mr. S. Souden, do. Rev. Thomas Bayne, Rastrick 1 1 0 Mr. J. Schofield's workpeople,do. 4 8 7 ...