... TRY HARDY'S SUPERB SAUCE ! F°i3WvJ ng , a _? 108 5 delicious flavour to Fish, Game, Wild Fowl Steaks, Cold Meat ; enriching Gravies Soups, &c. &c, ls. 6d. per Bottle. Prepared (only) by ROBERT HARDY, Dispensing Chymist, No. 3, Castle street. Hardy's Essence ...

... Dean of Windsor, of a daughter. On Thursday, at Dowsbury. Mr. James Hall, manufacturer, of Batley, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Thomas Chadwick, Inn. kseeper and machine maker. Batley Carr. Same day Hr. Richard Shaw, ot Beeston, to Sirs. H. Stead, of Low Wortley ...

... late Henry Eyre, Esq., Botiey Grange, Hants. Same day, at Little Driffield, David Pilmoor.to Hannah, daughter of Mr. Robert Hardy, of Emswell, farmer. Same day, at church, by the Rev. Wilkinson, R. Crosby,'Esq., only son of the late Mr. Crosby, to Miss ...

... was eammited near Fosshbridge. in this city, by two » arm.« . wader the following circumstances- It appears that a Mr Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop Wilton, was pro- ceeding over the bridge in question on his way to Mr Robson's, Black Horse inn, be ...

... formerly lidcwuiter the Cti'iums, at this purl, ami fatlier Mr. Thomas Dawson, Qua}-street. Ssiiday, the I*» h instnnl, aged live years, George Hai-lr. voung*-*t son the hit*: Mr. Hardy, paper hanging manulacturcr.of this town. On Wednesday, the Tith ...

... Botterill, Burton Agnes. On the 8th inst. at Little Driffield, Mr.cD. Pilmeor, of Malton, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. Robt. Hardy. of Emswell, farmer. On Friday last, at Grantiam, W. Luu, Sq. grazier, to Miss Crisp, of the White House. I3~tatI~s. On Tuesday ...

... Leeman was for the prosecution ; Mr. Holtby defended the prisoners.—The facts of the case are these :—the prosecutor, Thomas Hardie, of Bishop Wilton, was going down Walmgate on Thursday night last about half-past seven, when he was accosted by two women ...

... to Mrs. Grayson, Wharram Piercy, **t prize, £3 ;to Thomas Walker, servant to Mr. Heseltiue, ~ u ggleby, 2d prize, £2 ; to Richard Sawdon, servant to Mr. r* o| ton, Thirkleby, 3d prize, /l ; to Thomas Davison, servant l ° Mr. Cawood, Duggleby, 4th prize ...

... a strong piece of brown paper, and directed it to ?? Chas. Souter, Ashbourne, and it was sent the same afternoon by John Hardy, the Ashbourne carrier.. Wm. Bland, constable, stated that he apprehended the two prisoners at the George the 4th public-house ...

... in Walmoate — At the Guildhall, ha this city, an Monday last, Jain Speight and Jane Rice, were charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop a ill.*, near Footbridge, on the previous Thursday evening, ol £SSB. w bich, with the exception af a ...

... hill ; official assignee. Mr. A'bbott Fiat dated Feb. 19— Pet. Cr. Frederick Hebblewhite, 105 Fleet street, linen draper. THOMAS CARTER, of Choapßide, and of Aldennanbury both in the city of London, woollen draper and tailor, trader, d c Feb 28, at 1 ...

... George's, which occupied a considerable portion of the attention of the meeting. Through the exertions of the secretaries, Mr. C. Hardy, and Mr. W. R. Lyth, the number of scholars has lately increased very much, and if it continues to increase, it will very soon ...