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... DIRECTORS. . . ROR, *HT WILLIAMS. Esq., Chairman. JOHN RAMMHOTTOM, Esq.. M.P., Deputy Chairman Charles Rarron, K-*q. Thomas Hardy. Esq. William Barron. Esq. John lllnxman. Esq. John Burnell. Esq. Hir Samuel J. B. Pechell, Dart. John a pel. Esq. John ...
... Tithes. In the Town ship of Horsforth *n the Parish of Guiseley, the County of York, has been deposited the House of Mr. Thomas Hardy, shopkeeper. *n *ho said Township, for the Inspection of all Persons Intere* „*d In tbe Lands or Tithes of the said Township ...
... lieu Tithes, in the oan ahi|> llorsforth. in the of tiniselev. in the County York, has been deposited the House of Mr. Thomas Hardy. I Shopkeeper, in the said Township, for the lns|)ection of all ivraous interested in the Lands or Tithes of the said Town- ...
... John Gibson, of Cud worth : he had been 4«> years in the employment of Mr. Bomforth ana his family. Same day, aged 98, Mr. Thomas Hardy, stone mason, of Little Horton. Same day, aged 71, Mr. Squire Higgins, of Banker's Hill, Bradford. Thuradny week, B7. Mr ...
... lady of Charles Hardy, Esq-. of son. In Rryanstone-square. London, the lady of Fredk. Thesiger, Ksq., C., M.P., of son. the Inst, Uie lady of J. Rlskard, Ksq., Mayor of Doncaster, of daughter. the 17th Inst . Stanley Hall, the lady of Thomas llagne, Rsq. ...
... HORSE STEALING AT DEWSBURY. THOMAS HARTLEY (66,) was charged with haring, on the Ist of November last, Dewsbury, stolen a mare, the property of Thomas WormakL Mr. Pickkrino and Mr Hardy conducted the prosecution ; Sir G. Lewin defended the prisoner. The ...
... the door John Myers Hardy, who now pretended to in rwtsesslon of the house, was Wm. Hardy brother, and had formerly been servant to him at the Inn. The sheriff's officer and hi* follower were about their business, which John Myers Hardy said that the house ...
... York-mad. Thomas Rnggr. moulder. K.rk.uUl. J->s«ph Annitage, clothier. New Wortley. Thomas Cheater, curler. Kittle Queen-street, tieorge c,•upland, dyer. Richmond'cuurt. Wm. I'erigo. shuttle maker. Holbcck John Christie, brick maker. New Wortlcy. Thomas Kinder ...
... and Thomas Leatham: h*. Richard smith; 15, Edward Pullen; 17. IM, and IS, Thomas Farnlnll. James Ward, and Andrew Wardâ; an, Andrew Maclean; 22, James .Moamrey; iât. William Hatty; and George Parsons and Charles Alexander Hoolev; 2»i. Thomas Ellis ...
... Harrogate, suddenly, aged 32. Mr. Thomas Ma>on. painter and gilder. Knaresbrough. Same day. In his 4th year, Edward, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Dean, solicitor. Hatley. Same day. Warlaby, near Northallerton, aged 77, Mr. Thomas Dunn, innkeeper. Kamo day. aged ...
... case are somewhat singular. The alleged fraud arose out of his having received a letter directed for John Thi-mpson, from Mr. Thomas Jtevel, London, containing Test-Office order for £.l. the cash for which had received at the Post-Office. Pindar Is lodging ...
... Drlghouse. haturday, at Arncllffe, by the Kst. Wm. Richardson. Thomas, youugest and only surviving son of the late Thomas Tennant, Esq . Uawkswiuk, Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hardy, of ttcocthrop. Same day. Mr. John Vine, gardener, Miss Mary Ptalnburn ...