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... 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 ...
... Trinity church, Hull Mr. Pearson, draper, of Hornsea, to Ann, second daughter ef the late Mr. Thomas Smith. Same day, at Screnengam church, hy the Rev. Thomas King, Mr Hi, hard Park, of Kaburn House, Thorp Green, 5 £ '1 , h nn ' ?? o* 'he late Thov ...
... 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 ...
... which was an inscription God save the Queen, and a fragrant crown composed of lilac flowers. Here were placed also two tall hardy bouquets, some yards high, and composed of a great variety of flowers, contributed by r. Kearsley, and a tender bouquet, composed ...
... merchant; Charles Orrah. linen draj«er. HuJdersfteld ; John Oates, Halifax, ironfounder : Thomas Otlley, tea dealer. Halifax ; Albert I’iUing, HuddersHeM, ; Thomas Perkington, Halifax, ironmonger; Samuel Pollitt, Halifax, merchant; George Parkinson, grocer ...
... Orrah.of H.iedersfield, linen draper. Mr John Oates, of Halifax, ironmonger. Mr Thomas Ottley, of Halifax, tea dealer. Mr Albert Pilling, of Huddersfield, merchant. Mr Thomas l'erkington, of Halifax, ironmonger. Mr Samuel Pollitt, of Halifax, merchant. ...
... without his knowledge the case was dismissed. Susannah Brooksbank charged Wm. Butterfield, Thomas Barrett, and John Dewhirst with an assault, but they were dismissed. Thomas Barrett wu then charged with an assault on Wm. Leach, and the case being proved against ...
... wick, and Mr. Bars tow, by whom the prices were awarded to tbe various competitors, Mr. Ratciiffe, Mr. Edward Mitchell, Mr. Thomas Walker, and Mr. Joseph Jackson, carrying off principal prices. Hunslet Floral Society.—The first meeting of the members of ...
... BAX.X2 TBXB DAT. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. JOHN PECK, at the House of Mr. Thomas Swift, known by the Sitjn of the Bridge Coffer-Housr, Bridge-Street, Hull, on FRIDAY, the 6th Day of May, 1842, afThree o’clock in the Afternoon ...
... fetched ls. ?? Thomas Smith, bailiff, proved that he sold the things. They fetched 7»- 9d. or Bs. Cross-examined by Mr. Pashley- I saw no sacks; but all that was found on the bed was called beddinsr, and bun- dled up toge.her Thomas Wakefield, policeman ...
... inserted into the metal while in state fusion. The bar. with the lace, Ac., was mounted in cnstal and silver, presented by aptain Hardy Mr. afterwards bir W.i |«MtUe. Iho surgeou of the \ietory. whose death we announced some time •lace. Counterfeit Sa. pieces ...
... hurrying at about six years of age. Two of them stopped about two months ago. They were stopped by the matters. Messrs. Hlrd and Hardy. One girl left about two yean ago, she was fourteen then, and master thought she was t,o old work among boy a i cannot sign ...