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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Notts. On I'l-.ursday week, M the parish shurch, Marsk, Mt Charles Hardy, to Miss Martha Siarvell, all of Coatham. ?ð Tues(,a 5' w ' k ' at ,he P* ri - h church of Eirkleatham. Mr Thomas Hindsûn, -o Miss Lama Sharvell. daughter of Mr Shirvell, chief ...
... buibfi brokers.. Thomas Wood and George Wood, Dudley, W°'- cestershire, spirit merchants.. ..Thomas Houlton and John Houlton, Wokingham, Berkshire, saddlers Wilh— n Ni- cholls and John Brook, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, rish mer- chants. Thomas Darke Allin and ...
... Bradford. On Wednesday laat, aged 31, Mt Thomas Appleyard, tin- ner and braaier, of Doncaswr. On Tuesday evening last, at the house of Mr Reed. Nor- ton, of consumption, having just completed ibe 2oth year of his age. Thomas drown, late ot Hull, linen-draper ...
... 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 ...
... Liverpool, mere.V. J an >. Thomas Clarke, late of Siclrlesmere, Suffolk _ea_B Benjamin Cosiar, Oxford, painter, plumber,' an. ?? January 24 v s**iw, BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED Thomas F.vans, Briugend, Glamorganshire Iran- Thomas Hasings, Birmingham, brace ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... numerous leaps will pm tiio hunter with list, oo hia back. B» the dock-ground. The owner of the horse will hava tb* chose* of 50 hardies, and Coates the other 60. Ths 3fobti.no Tailob— This hero af a shipboard *B Cheltenham is. or was, so passionately fond of ...
... be addressed to Mr Lockivood, York; Messrs Weatherby, London ; or to Mr THOMAS POWELL, Clerk of the Course. White Lion Inn, Penny-Street, Lancaster. Wewport, Salop, Races. THOMAS WILLIAM GIFFARD, Esq., Steward. TUESDAY £ WEDNESDAY, 28th £ 29th July. 1840 ...