... fulfilled the duties of his office. Caution to Publicans.—On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Heald, of the Commercial Inn, at Moldgreen, was cited before Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqrs., at the Guildhall, on the information of Superintendent Heaton ...

... dents, the Revs. J. H. Thorn, W. Turner, Geo. Hesp, J. H. Ryland, M. C. Frankland, D. Dairs, J. Cameron, together with Thomas Hardy Esq., Birksgate, J. D. Luccock, and Samuel Shaen, Esqrs. The sentiments were principally of religious character, in allusion ...

... poacher, was on Tuesday last, summoned before J. irmitage, B. iS. R. Battye, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs,, at tbe Guildhall, Huddersfield, by Robert Bell, gamekeeper to Thomas Firth, Esq., of Toothill,on the charge of poaching game on Mr. Firth's manor. The ...

... Beersellers. —On Tuesday last, Wm. Haigh, of the Brown Cow beerhouse, Kirkgate, waa summoned before B. N. R. Battye, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at the Guildhall, on the information of Sedgwick, charged with knowingly permitting persons of notoriously bad ...

... Joshua Bower, Esq.; Samuel Smiles, Esq.; Sharman Crawford, Esq.; and Hy C. Marshall, Esq.; and on his left Joseph Hume, Thomas Hardy, Fsq. of Birksgate ; Geo. Goodman, Esq.; R. Lees, Esq. of Saddleworth; R. D. Ross, Esq. of Roostrevor; J. A. Roebuck, Esq ...

... Sykes, of the Dusty Miller beerhouse, at Fo'ly Hall, was charged by this officer, before j J. Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esq., at the Guildhall, with knowingly permitting Holroyd Thornton, Joseph Whiteley, and others, to remain and continue ...

... were appointed : \V. W. Battye, T. P. Crosland, Thomas Firth, Jere Kaye, and Thomas Mallinson. On the Committee of Bye-1 aws, Messrs. Joseph Brook, W. W. Battye, T. P. Crosland, Geo. Armitage, and Thomas Firth. And on the General Purpose Committee, Messrs ...

... Charles Buller, Mr. John Fielden, Mr. Colquonn, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Borthwick, Mr. BernaL, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Brocklehurst, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hardy; and that the noblemen and gentlemen who prominently supported, and all those who voted with Lord Ashley, oil the occasion ...

... GEORGE HARDIE, of Scarborough, in the C .untv of York, Leather Cutter, an Insolvent Debtor, having h.-en filed in the Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy, and an Interim Order for Protection from Process having been givvn to the said George Hardie, under ...

... to Miss Mary Hirst, both of Beeston. On Sunday, Mr. Thomas Taylor Greenhough, joiner, to Miss Ann Greenwood, both of Beeston. On .Sunday, Mr. William Williamson, clothier, to Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy, both of Bramley. On Sunday, Mr. Joseph Holt, wheelwright ...

... eldest .of the late John Thackrey. stuff dyer, this town. On Tuesday, in his year, Mr Thomas Thompson, maltster, He>ding'ey. On the of February, aired 31, William Thomas Hardcistle. et Terrace. Islington, London, eldest son f Mr li_.rdcaitle, road surveyor ...

... Leeds. WILLIAM WATSON, Jun., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL, Leeds. THOMAS SKELTON, 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 ...