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... James. William Thomas. William Davis. Thomas Evans. David Jones. Thomas Lewis. David Dlavi, sab-Secretary. Evau Williams, sub-Treasurer. WIGAN. James Murray, weaver, Broom-street. Silvester Booth, ditto, Hardy Butts. Thomas Heaton, ditto, ...
... the grave in which Jackson was found, though he had not dug the grave afresh. Mrs. Mary Hardy, the mother-in-law of Mr. Burrows, said, I was at the funeral of Thomas Burrows's ?? The grave would be five feet deep, and I paid four shillings for the fees ...
... found about fire or six yards off the , place where it was first buried, a few inches under a the surface of the ground. Thomas Hardy, grandfather to Burrows' child, ' said, when he asked Hardcastle and Dean, the 5 reason why the corpse had been removed ...
... the said Partnership, are to be received and paid by the said Thomas Hardy, wno intends to carry on the said Business. As Witness our Hands this Twentieth Day rf November, 1841. THO~MAS HARDY. CH4ARLES BARKER. Witness.-CssARLes TuRNERa, Solicitor, Huodersfijel ...
... 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 ...
... gspt.2l, in Paris, the.Lady of John Hardy Jul. Esq., of a son. Sept. SB, at Eivmgton Rectory, mar York, Ike Lady of the Rev. Thomas Maude, of a daughter. Mairiagr/es. Sept. 27, at Pannal Church, by the Bar. Thomas Simpson, vicar, George Darnbrough, Es^ ...
... are to be paid immediately to Mr. Thomas Haigh, Accountant, Savings' Bank, Bradford, and to no other person, hebeing authorised to re- ceive and give proper discharges for the same. IN the MATTER of WILLIAM CONYER, THOMAS RIDSDALE, JOSEPH SENIOR, RICHARD ...
... belonging to Mr. Thomas .Midgley. on the West by other Land of the said Thomas Midgley, •nd ?? of the late Geonre Ingle, containing Three Acres, Lot 2. Nine Substantially Built COTTAGES with Outbuildings, aow in the Occupation of Thomas Dean and others ...
... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of St. Bernards. JOHN BAIRD, Esq of Cameloa. JAMES NEWTON, Esq. W.S. THOMAS RANKF.N. Esq. S.S.C. THOMAS CLAPPF.RTON'.Esq. Merchant. SAMUEL AITKEN, Esq. JOHN FORRESTER, Eaq. W.S. Jlanager H. D. DICKIE. Secretary. ...
... James. to William Thomas. S William Davis. m Thomas Evans. tr David Jones. a Thomas Lewis. el David Davis, sab-Secretary. St Evan Williams, sub-Treasurer. P WIGAN. u James Murray, weaver, Broom-street. b Silvester Booth, ditto, Hardy Butts. s Thonnas Heaton ...
... the Friends Meetin House, in this town, Thomas Morris, of War. wick lace, Leeds, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late George Hoare, of Bath, On Monday last, at South Parede chu the Rev. J. E. Giles, Mr James Hardy, teh, by grocer, Leeds, to Miss Eleanor ...
... Mr Thomas Hirst, eldest son of Thomas Hirst, woolstapler, to Frances, second daughter of Mr John Booth, cloth dresser, all of Huddersfield. On Thursday week, at the parish church, Bingley, by license, by the Rev J. Cheadle, M.A. vicar, Mr Thomas Bracewell ...