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... e, Huddersfield. July 2, suddenly, aged 30, Thomas Hardcastle, millwright, of this town, and second son of Mr. Thomas Hardcastle, farmer, of Round hay. July 3, after a lingering illness, aged 24, Mr. Thomas Poole, youngest son of the Rev. John Poole, ...
... Edward Noble of Horton, foreman ; Mr. Thomas Dixon, Bradford, ironmonger ; Mr. John Brown. Bradford, woolslapler; Mr. John Collin*. Manninghatn, coal merchant; Mr. Reuben Craven, Yeadon, innkeeper : Mr. Thomas Dewhirst, Bradford, bookkeeper ; Mr. Wm ...
... the property of Thomas \tkin*on. James Wilson (28), charged with joiners' tools, at Halifax, the property of Samuel Highley and others,—Richard Greenwood (4). charged with stealing woollen cloth, at Dewsburv. the property f Thomas Ely.—David Illingworth ...
... Cheshire, by the Rev. J. F. Bowstead, M.A., of St. Philip's, Liverpool, Thomas Oeorge Skepwith, Esq., eldest son of Sir Gray Skepwith, Bart, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Uatton, Esq., of Liverpool. July 12, at the parish church, Bingley, ...
... aged 86. ° trl ? a y we e k > at Mapperly, in his 38th year, Mr. William Hardy, maltster and publican. On Wednesday morning, at Little Brampton, near Chesterfield, Mr. Thomas Mycroft. On Wednesday «eek, at Leeds, Mr. Benj. Haigb, late describer of Mr ...
... Chairman determined that appeals should not l«e taken till Friday morning. The Grand Jury hating returned a true hill against Thomas Lay cock for stealing pair of Housers at East Ardsiey, the property of James Light foot, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced ...
... STEALING SVISIttT Thomas Harrison (36), pleaded guilty to steal, ing a pair of steelyards at Guiseley, from the table of Daniel Illingworth. On the chairman asking the prisoner if it was the first offence, answered deapondingly So. Sentenced Two Months ...
... cloth from Thomas Ely, Dewsbury. James Wilson, e. joiner’s tools from Samuel and others, Halifax. David Illingworth p.g. s brass from and Co., at Mirfleld. Henry Crabtree, ». 3/. 10s. and two handkerchiefs from Thomas Atkinson, Slansfeld. Thomas Harrison ...
... Esq., Huddeisneld. J, Jin l'eele Clapham, Esq.. Hurley Hall, Otlev. Thomas Hague. Esq. Stanley Hall, Wakefield. Matthias Whitehead, Esq.. Bradford. John Rand, Esq., Bradford. Thomas Clapham, E=q., Potternewton, Leeds. Matthew Wilson, Esq. I Cooper Preston ...
... Noble, of Hoctoo, gentleman (Foreman.) Mr. Thomas Dixon, Bradford, ironmonger. Mr. John Brown, Bradford, woolstapler. Mr. John Collins, of Manningham, coal merchant. Mr. Reuben Craven, of Yeadoo, innkeeper. Mr. Thomas Dewhirst, of Bradford, woolstapler. Mr ...
... Howick, Mr. Ainsworth, and Mr. Bassett support the noble lord? Is it that they can count noes well as Mr. Stanley and Sir Thomas Fremantle, and knew, therefore, that it depended them to turn the scale and make themselves of importance ? The question turned ...
... stealing a cpiantity of joiuers’ tools, from j an unfinished house Eldon Place, in this town, the proproperty of Thomas Cooper. Mr. G. Hardy conducted the case for the prosecution. The prisoner was a resident I Shipley, and the prosecutor was a joiner employed ...