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... admonition. nteorderly —Thomas Carliile was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and ordered to pay s*. and costs. JUSTICE ROOM, HEMSWORTH, THuasnAT. Before W. J. Bagbhawe and B. P. Esqs. ■wearing la Oonatablaa.—George Walker and Thomas Ward, substitute ...
... elect SURGEON to tlit Charity, in of the e* ration the tern of Seven You it lor which Mr Thomas was appointeil, aocordiug to Uw Rules. By Order of the Board. JOHN HARDY. Secretary. ...
... ROOM, ECKINGTON. THURSDAY, Nov. 24.— Before Sir George Sitwell. Bart., W. J. Bagshawe, Esq., anrl Henry Bowden, Esq. Samuel Hardy, George Robinson, aud George Booth, all of Eckington, were charged by George Brookes, of the same place, with breaking a gate ...
... and Thomas Roberts, late of Birchin lane, City, merchants, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Aug. 5. -James Turner and Thomas Turner, New Mill, Yorkshire, clothiers, at the Pack Horse Inn, Hud- dersfield. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ralph Mitchell and Thomas Bolland ...
... consequent Distress; an opportunity which it is hoped the liberal poriN.ii of the Community will gladly it vail hems. Ives of. THOMAS ELLIN. Jim., Master Cutler. THOS. ASLINE WARD. Town Collector. JOHN SOHbY, Capital Church Burgess. I* •• intended so far to ...
... got them of his master. She bought them for Is. 4d. and a pint of ale. Last Monday, she sent the blades to Abraham Hardy to grind . Hardy proved that he received the blades, and had partly ground them when they were claimed by Hides. Blackburn received ...
... mongers. Samuel Hardy and Thomas Pagan Lowe, Sheffield, platers on steel. Wm. Hartley, Wm. Buckle, and John Smith, Horton, Yorkshire, worsted spinners. Thos. Lee and Joseph Cooper, Newcastle under Lyme, ironmongers. Henry Shepherd, jun., and Thomas Kirkhouse ...
... BANKRUPTS. [FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, SEPT. 23.] DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Sept. 21. - Henry Thomas Harrison, Tavistock row, Covent garden, hotel keeper. BANKRUPTS. TO SURRENDER AT BASINGHALL STREET. Julius Ewald Beerbohm and William Edmund ...
... filesmitb, to M iss Mary Ann Jackson. On Sunday, 9th January, at the Catholic Chapel, Mr. Thomas Fox, to Miss Mary Story. On Tuesday, at Rotherham, Mr. Thomas Smith, gentle- man, to Miss Mary Ann Ellison.. . Mr. Henry Wright, saw maTfcer, to Miss Eliza ...
... Hunshelf, stolen a sheep, the pro- perty of Joseph Parking Hague, farmer. 56 THOMAS HARTLEY, charged with having, on rm of Nov> > at Dewsbury, stolen a mare, the property of Thomas Wormald, innkeeper. 57. HENRY RODGERS, shoemaker, of Sheffield, charged with ...
... the 11th instant, at Fairfield, near Buxton, Mr. Henry Ford, of this place, silver plater, aged 28. Last week, Mr. Robert Hardy, currier, Eckington. On Sunday last, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Wm. Hampshire, of Balby Mill, near Doncaster, aged 38. On Saturday ...
... Henry Banks, of Attercliffe, miller. J o hn Moore Copeland, of Tinsley, Esq. John Haywood, of Rotherham, druggist. * Thomas Hague, of Rotherham, painter. Oliver, of Brightside Bierlow, merchant. * \Voi- W' ld > of Nether Hallam, ivory merchant ...