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... Hope, wife of Mr. John Hope, draper, Victoria-street, North Parade, in tbis town, aved 23. On Friday last, aged 98, Mr. Thomas Hardy, stone mason, of Little Horton. Same day, aged 71, Mr. Squire Higgins, of Bunkers Hill, in thu town. On Thur*Jay last, ...
... Brooke, Esq.: Thomas Mallinson, Esq.; 'i'lios. Pitt, Esq.: W. Willans, Esq.; Sidney Moorhouse, Esq., Holm- firth; Foster Shaw, Esq.: T. P. Crosslaud, Esq.; Williani Wrigley, Esq. ; Thomas Webb, Esq. ; li. Robinson, Esq. ; Thomas Hardy. Esq., Uirks Gate; ...
... BIRTH. On the 18th inst. at Odsall House, the lady of Charles Hardy Esq. ofa son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, the 20th inst., at our parish church, Mr. Thomas Fothergill, son of Mr. John Fothergill, silversmith, Knaresbro', to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr ...
... property of Thomas Armiiage. Robert Hides (22), charged along with Joseph Hirst. Thomas Headley (17), stealing a purse and money, at Bradford, the property of James Greaves. Patrick M'Marnis (16), charged along with John M'Nainarow. Thomas Robinson (39) ...
... Wickham Hird,Esq., Lightcliffe, Bradford ; Thomas Clapham, Esq., Potternewton, Leeds; John Rand, Esq., Wheatley HiU, Bradford; Charles Hardy, Esq., Odsall, Bradford ; Thomas Paley, Esq., Bowling Hall, Bradford; Thomas Horncastle Marshall, Esq., Park Square ...
... — Jonathan Hartley, a woolcomber in tbe employ of Mr. Salt, was committed for one montb under the following circumstances. Thomas Walton weighed out 48 lbs of wool to him on the 21st, when he brought it back be thought the wool was ralher wet, and on examining ...
... merchants— 2, Ellam, junior, Birmingham, patent cock founder— Dec. 28, Hardie, Manchester, merchant — J7, Gough, Strand, patent agent. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. William Carswclljun. and Thomas Younger, Glasgow, wrights. David Fogo, Row, Perthshire. Edward Hill ...
... Fortitude hulk Chat- ham, f>r fifteen years — Thomas Thornhill, George Cheet- ham, William Lodge, William Brayshaw. Thomas Green- wood, Jobn Raw-ling, and Thomas B. Wood. For ten years — C. A. Hooley, John Burdett, Thomas Harrison, W. Caye, Josepii Shaw, Joseph ...
... BRADFORD COURT lIOUSI FRIDAY. Present — J. Paley, C. Hardy, and M. Thompson, Esqrs. Assault. — Benjamin Hiunsworth was charged by Mary Hudson with assaulting her. Complainant stated that on the Sth of May, she went in search of ber husband, who v\as out ...
... merchant ; CharlesOrrah, linen draper, Hud- dersfield; John Oates, Halifax, ironfounder: Thomas Ottley, tea dealer, Halifax ; Albert Pilling, Huddersfield, merchant ; Thomas Perkingtoii, Halifax, ironmonger; Samuel Pollitt, Halifax, merchant ; George Parkinson ...
... differently, aod signed witb different name*. Wednesday Magistrates present, E. C- Lister, H. W. Hird, J. Rand, J. Pollard, and C. Hardy, Esqrs. Wm. Bakes, of Great Horton, was fined lOs. and ex- penses, for assaulting a watchman. He said, he should neter have ...
... property of Thomas Greenlay ; also a pair of shoes, the property of Joseph Hall. Thomas Wilkinson, 21, stealing coal at North Bierley, the property of H. W. Hird, Esq. and others. Ann Wilson, 15, obtaining printed cotton at Wakefield, from Thomas Pearson ...