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... Instant, the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. J H Bromby Mr. diaries Kirkpatrick, to Jessy, tbe eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-mauu&e. lurer, of this town. On Tuesday, the instant, at Driffield, Mr Edwin Crewer. druggist, lo sarali, eldest ...
... June 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. H. Mr. Charles Kirkpatrick, to Jcsw, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, [taper manufacturer, of this town. Juiia 3, the Holy Trinity Church, Mr. J. Leggotl, eldest son of Mr. D. H. I.eggott ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ely Shaw and William Shaw, Dyke end, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Thomas Pemberton, Samuel Burton, and Thomas Hardy Sinkinson, Birmingham, brass founders. Joseph Curry and James Mannock, Dukinfield, Cheshire, steam-engine ...
... measles. monument is ab-out to be erected, by subscription, on the Blagdon Hills, Dorsetshire, to the memory of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain of Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, overlooking bis native village, and on the spot the deceased ...
... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...
... the property Henry* Brown of Bradford.—Henry Scbofield (21), and Thomas Hardy (22), stealing a gelding, the property of Joseph Matthewman, of Clayton-in-the-Clay (with bard labour).—Thomas Flynn (15), stealing four pounds of ham, the property of James France ...
... cowkeeper ; Henry X t«rfo«, Wicker, hairdresser; Samuel Wood, Thomas St., tableknife hafter; Thomas Haigh, or Hague, late of Far- gate, fishmonger. George Saville, jun., was out of custody. wi. and Thomas Moorhouse, of Crown alley, Park bnekmakers, it appeared ...
... gale of wind, which lasted long that all bands were dead beat, it became neceaaary to shorten sail, and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails. Worn out by previous exertions, not man was found who would obey; ...
... Win. Waltham Atkinson, one Of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Lancashire and West-g k Smoeladay agd 17, Thomas seos of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Y :o Star Hill lGttomn, Wike smth. sa- Same day. Joseph, infant son of Mr. Benjn. Bartle, New- S road Side ...
... anecdote regarding Thurlow, on hearing that the Attorney-General, Scott's (afterwards Lord Eldon's) speech against honest Thomas Hardy, occu- pied onjj nine hours! We have alluded to the anec- dote before, and recently ; but it will bear repetition. Nine ...
... coals at Skircoat, the property of Joseph Ratcliffe. Henry Schofield (21), and Thomas Hardy (22), stealing a gelding atClayton-in-the-Clav, the property of Joseph Matthewman. Thomas Flynn alias Brown (15), stealing ham at Dewsbury, the property of James France ...
... Gd, Joseph Park, 3d; Thos. Scott, 6d; Brian Landers is; Thomas Heron Is; Francis Wat- son ls.-Coxhoe, February, 2nd-Robert Embleton Is; Thomas Clark 6d; Robert Turnbull 39; Wm. Younger 6d; Thomas Featherson 6i; a friend 6d; James Newton ls; Miss Frater ...