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... , TRY HARDY'S SUPERB SAUCE ! FOR giving a most delicious iavour 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 ...
... DEATHS, Thurs lay, the 19.h instant, aged 18. Elizabeth, the youngest daughter Thomas Firbauk, Esq . of this place. Thursday, the 19th hist, aged six years . Jane, the daughter of Mr. John Taylor, merchant, of this place. On Thursday, the 12lh insf .in ...
... and George Parkinson. Heaton, Thos. Hardy and John Wood. Heckmondwike, Win Tattersfield and Fairfax Kelley. Horton, Thomas Hdl and John Turner. Manningham, Air. Thos. Haines and Mr. John Pollan. North Hierley, Thomas Kaye and Christopher Wilson. Pudsey ...
... On the 22nd inst. after a lingering illness, Mr. James Hardy, aged 61, much respected by all who knew him. On Thursday morning, the 19th inst. aged 18, Elizabeth, the youngest daughter of Thomas Firbaztk, Esq. of this place. On Wednesday week, aged 42 ...
... the Rev. W. Barker, Curate, Mr. Thomas Kirby, of that place, builder, to Sarah, niece to Thomas Meek, Esq., all of Sowerby. Same day, at Northallerton, Mr. Simon Hirdman, of Synavmire, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. Thomas Lightfoot, of Viewley Hill. On ...
... of the late Mr. Johin White, all of Driifleld, J. Same day, at Sowerhy, near Thirsk, Mr. Thomas Kirby, ii of architect, to Miss Meek, of London, niece of Thomas Meek o Esq. of the former place. he On Tuesday week, at Hutton Manse, Dumfrisflshire, William ...
... Hedon, the Lady of the Rev. James I Hare Wake, of a son. March 30, in Cumberland-terrace, Regent's park, the Lady of , John Hardy, jun., Esq., of a daughter. I On the 17th of March, at Shropham Villa, the Lady of the Rev. i Wilmer Willett, of a son. raarrlasres ...
... cr. J. Dunic an, Watling street, warehousemen. M'BURNIE Thomas and David Mt'Burnle, both of Hudder;field, e in the coutty of York, dyers and copartn~ra, d. c. ( rading 1 as under the flrm of Thomas M'Burnie and Company), to sur. - April 2, & hlay 1, at ...
... found guilty of steal- ing blades, at Sheffield, the property of Mary Wilkin- son. Sentenced to six months' imprisonment. JOHN HARDY (24,) was charged with stealing hammers and other articles, at Sheffield, the property of Joseph Howson. Mr. Monteith appeared ...
... Parry Owens, Tany- ralt, Carnarvonshire, farmer. THOMAS M'BURNIE and DAVID M'BURNIE, both of Hud- dersfield, In the county of York, dyers and partners, dealers and chapmen, (trading under the firm of Thomas M 'Burnie and Com- pany.) April 2, May 1. at 10 ...
... the Court Hou9e, Bradford, charged with stealing quantity of copper coin, the evening of Tuesday week, from the stall Thos. Hardy, orange-seller, in Kirkgate, in that town. The facts of the case were as follows: On the evening of the day before mentioned ...
... sermons were preached inSt. James's Church, Bradford, by the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrate, of Halifax, and the Rev. 01r. Thomas, Incumbent of Thornton, after which liberal collections were male in b. half of the choir, and other necessary expenses. On ...