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... memorial to Mr. Busfeild and Mr. Hardy, requesting them to support Mr. Villiers' motion, for an inquiry into the operation of the Corn Laws, has already obtained the signatures of 600 electors, amongst whom are many of Mr. Hardy's supporters. Soup Kitchen. ...
... was cal- culated to revive the watch-trade from its present great depres- sion, by furnishing a cheap supply of watches. Mr. Thomas Duncombe characterised the bill as a scheme to raise money, similar to other schemes fruitlessly attempted by Mr. Ingoldt ...
... 7/ Jfgfellaneou. (YPSUM, Manufactured by GEORGE and THOMAS EARLE, HULL. (3 ANO I OR SALE, wfarranted of First-rate RQ iiity, amd pure ns imported from Peru; also) Apply to GRAHAM BROTHERS, 18, High.Street, Hull. */ hiuipptng :Kotict%. LOADING AT HULL ...
... following gentlemen were sworn on THE GRAND JURY. Mr John Steward, Foreman Mr J:, tin Kirlew Mr Thomas Smith Mr Thomas Marsh Mr Arthur Shores Mr Wm. Moore Mr Thomas Sanderson Mr Jabez Punderson Mr Wm. Strickland Mr Robert Parsons Mr James Taylor Mr Mark Rooke ...
... the Be*. Dr. Henderson. il„. Rev Dr Alder. tiie Rev. Dr. Moris >l>, the key. J.,l m ?? the It. -v E Hootc, Mr. Thomas Farmer, Mr. Thomas M. Coombs, and the Rev. John Unchain aiid the Ber. Arthur T.dman, Secretaries. Advices from Vienna mention tliat ...
... Laurel's Antelope, ridden by T. Goddard, owing to Oliver being engaged at Northleacli, and Mr. Buiirkc's Waverlcy, rode by Hardy. It took place over fair hunting country, about a mile from Sootham. The betting at starting was to en Antelope. The horses ...
... extracts no stamp duty is chargeable, by whomsoever signed or given. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Thomas Keogh, Assistant Secretary. The Rev. John Thomas. New Chtjrch at Yeadon in the Parish of Guiseley.— On Wednesday last, April Sth, the foundation stone ...
... five 12m 71b six, 13st. and aged, 13st. 51b. Mares allowed 31b. To in- ridden by farmers or their ?? beats, with leans over hardies. Mr Hilton's b. f. by Hawker, dam by Negoe-iator, 4 vrs (Owner) ?? 1 1 Mr Luim's bl. f. by Staple-ton, 4 yrs . (jo Mr Vincent's ...
... Rev. Thomas Davrell, Clerk, Henry Bonbonus Benyon, Esq., Lam pi ugh Wickham Wickham, Esq., Wm. Nicholson Nicholson,' Esq., Jno. Wm. Rhodes, Esq., George Spofforth Lister, Esq., Jno. Gott, Esq., Thomas Birkbeck, Esq., Thomas Clapham, Esq., Thomas Starkey ...
... from Messrs Thomas Chambers i and Co .at Sheffield. Thomas Johneon. s. a coral necklace, at SI effield from Marcus Happle. Eliza Davis, p. g. s. wearing appal el at tsclby from Wm. Wythe, llenry Gollicar, p. g. s beef at be Illy from Thomas Barton. George ...
... riergate. THURSDAY, April 6. Before the Lord Mayor and James Barber, Esq. Assaults Wm. Wilkinson was charged with assault Robt. Hardy. The parlies are neighbours, residing in Thief-lane aud the assault couiplah ed of took place on Saturday eveniij* Fined 10s ...
... following gentlemen were sworn on THE GRAND JURY. Mr. John Steward, foreman, Mr. ThomasJSmith, John Kirlew, Arthur Shores, Thomas Marsh, Thomas Sanderson, William Moore, Wm. Strickland, Punderson, James Taylor, Robert Parsons, John Taylor, Mark Rooke, ~ Joseph ...