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... Wold Newton, foreman ; Wm. Watt, Esq., Tickton ; W. Fitch, draper, Howden ; Thomas John Stephenson, spirit merchant, Bridlington Quay ; George Haller, gentleman, Nafferton ; Thomas Elston, farmer, Escrick ; Harper Parrott, gentleman, Great Driffield ; John ...
... Joseph, Bradfield ?? Thomas, Maker ?? Thomas, Whitley ?? Thomas, Maltby ?? William. Maltby ?? J hn, Kimberwerth WUton, William Joeeph, Owthorne WfatswagMl, Matthew, Healey Thomas, Ripon Wise, Robert, Norton Witham, Rev. Thomas, Lartington ...
... Valpy, Birmingham ; solicitors, Mr. Hiern, Stafford; Mr. James, Birmingham. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Thomas Dixon, Stockport, beer retailer John Hardie, Liverpool, victualler. Roger George Salter, Birkenhead, Cheshire, surveyor. Bernard Downey, West Derby ...
... for Marchioness or Cornwallk; 2, J. Buckle, Esq., for Empress ; 3, Geo. Swarm, Esq. Hardy Shrubâ l, Messrs. Backhouse and Son, for Androme das Pulverakotia. Hardy Plant â l, Messrs. Backhouse and Son, for Cam- panula Noblis; 2, J. Hutton, Esq.; 3 ...
... Silburn, York Thomas, Sproatley Barclay R. Gurney, Burton Hall Thomas G. do. Barkei Rev. Wm. Sowerby Adam, Melbecks George, Scarbro' G. H. Ousefleet ?? Henry, Sheffield John, Helwick Thoma?, Welburn Thomas H. Leetls Thomas H. York ...
... Otley, and widow of the late Mr. J. D. Cunliffe. Same day, at the Unitarian chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. John Cameron, Mr. Thomas Nichols, jun., printer and bookseller, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. Edward Gregory, of Goring House Farm. Tliis being ...
... For fifteen years,— Andrew Ward, James Bates, Joseph Hardy, James Burdsall, Joseph Ackroyd, and Mat. Pickles. For ten years, — Peter Hamlet, William Thompson, and Anthony Clark. For seven years, — Thomas Collinson. Aimstt Petty Sessions — On Saturday last ...
... B. Peudarves, E. W. Bsrclay, David Gladstone, Capt. Pennant, Colonel Baring, F. T. Godson, Richard Philips, G. R. Baring, Thomas Gordon, Captain Phillpotts, John Baring, W. B. Gore, Montague Pigot, David Barnard, E. G. Gore, Robert Pigot, Sir R. Barueby ...
... city, a boy named Hardy •Ma mail ?? l( . a Cochrane were convicted tor having, j* «»e 2(iUi oi June last, stolen a quantity of wool, the ?? of u.e late Mr. Dawson, of Huutiugtou if* hcu K cr e simply these :— Ou the above day, ?? Hardy aud Ins son went ...
... nriprinal'y through the activity nf Mr. BeanJork, farmer of Huntington. At half-put three o'clock on rhe above afternoon. Charles Hardy, the prisoner. wm brought up at the Mansion House, and examined before tbe Lord Mayor. The following evidence will show th»> ...
... Bron. i ., aged 50, Taniar, wife of Mr. Thomas Tlioin, mi. On Tue-scay, the l-t inst., at Barnard Castle, aged 71 Mr. Thomas Pratt, carpet manufacturer. ' OutlieoOtli lot. a: Bai n.nghaui, aged Bl, Mr. Thos Hardy, an ...
... Mr G. Braid gardener to Joseph Brook, Esq. . I Mr. Thomas Henderson, gardener to James Barber, Esq. Best collection of Exotic Kerns. . 1 Mr. All's, amateur 2. Messrs Backhouse. Best specimen of Hardy Plant. . 1 Mr. (no number) 2 Mr. Hammond, dealer . ...