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... Mr. George Bad, of the Waterloo Hotel, who presented R, will exataia the circumstances under which R was given !— William Hardy, this present is from a few of yoar friends, ts a token of their regard for your willingness to render vote- services ta the ...
... Hargreaves Not Guilty. ANN M'CANN, 19, GARRETT MOORE, 19, and THOMAS STONES, were charged with having assaulted and robbed John Skirrow, at Leeds, the 31st of May last. Mr. Ingham aud Mr. Hardy appeared for the prosecution ; the prisoner was not defended ...
... Hi-chin; Wells, Hogg, and Luidsell, Biggleswade ; Bust snd Veaseys, Hun- tingdon ; Eaton and Caley, Stamford; Hardy, Wsik- ington, and Hardy, Grantham ; Smith, Ellison, and Co., Lincoln ; Handle y, Peacock, and Co., Newark ; God- frey and Co., Newark; ...
... Hitchin ; Wells, Hogg, and Lindsell, Biggleswade ; Rust and Veaseys, Huntingdon ; Eaton and Caley, Stamford ; Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy, Grantham; Smith, Ellison, and Co., Lincoln; Handley, Peacock, and Co., Newark; Godfrey and Co., Newark; Sir W ...
... at a different conclusion, and very properly found him Guilty. Mr. Thomas Johnson, of Doncaster, (an ex-mayor of that borough) and several other witnesses were called to character. THOMAS SCHOLFIELD was charged with having, on the Bth of July, at Rotherham ...
... er, of Barnsley, and Mr. Thomas Onscliffe, of Barnsley, whe had each known the prisoner for a number of years, gave him a good character for strict integrity and veracity Guilty. ANOTHER CHARGE OF PERJURI AT ROTHERHAM. THOMAS SCHOLEFIELD was indicted ...
... Parties. The Drawm» r*»°, m F £& and Gnmd PoUta Cotillon, taught by Mf & Mrs. THOMAS, at their Class RooVS^CwS: street next door to Mr. Jackson's Berhn Rooms. w«3S'-* Tf^ Thomas beg leave to Announce to the Nobility and Gentry of York and its Vicinity, havinir ...
... Henry Johnson. Ditto Francis Riggall. Bridlington ?? Thomas Cape. Bridlington Quay Thomas Allerston. Ditto ?? George Richardson. Doncaster ?? C. Bent ley. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate ?? Thomas H. Walker. Hull J. Shaw. Ditto J.Christie. Ditto J.Bowlby ...
... Lordship, c.3lst Jan, 1844,â5. Sir Thomas Fairfax, d. by Sir Walter. H. T. M. Witham, Lartington, Barnard Castle; Lartington,(roan,)bred Sir Wm. Lawson, Bart, c. 19th April, 1811,âs. Booth's d. by Monk. Thomas Bates, Kirkleavington, Yarm ; -*nd Cleveland ...
... 1, Thomas Manfield, Thirkleby Bridge, Thirsk , brown gelding, bred by him, s. Perion, J ■•• olur ' ft hM 2, Thomas Manfield, I— rkleby Bridge, ITvWi l[U- gelding, brel by Leonard Manfield, *. P Btum— , * J Governor. „. Other competitors— Thomas Duun ...
... Scott. George Bail lie. Sir William Scott. John Wauchope. David Robertson. Mark Sprot. Thomas Tod. Lord Eglinton. Bridgpinan Lees. Lord Gilford. John Meiklam. Sir Thomas M. Brisbane. J. Spottiswoode. Andrew Wauchope. Chas. Kerr. John M. Mackenzie Grieve ...
... Otley, and widow of the late Mr. J. D. Cunliffe. Same day, at the Unitarian chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. John Cameron, Mr. Thomas Nichols, jun., printer and bookseller, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. Edward Gregory, of Goring House Farm. Tliis being ...