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... From TUESDAY WIGHT’s GAZETTE, January PETITIONS OF INSOLVENC Y. Jonathan Hardy, Halifax, Yorkshire, labourer. James Frederick Bedford, Halifax, Yorkshire, stone-dealer. Joo Harrison, Lockwood, Yorkshire, grocer. John Scaddlethorp, Sherburn, Yorkshire ...
... Wasbrough, to be imprisoned for two months. JOSEPH CASTELOW, JOHN CARRIER, THOMAS WALKER, and THOMAS SHAW, for burglary at Pontefract, to be severally transported for ten years. THOMAS PICKERING, for sheepstealiug at Pickering, to be imprisoned for one year ...
... Appleton, Fenchurch-buildings. \ Noei. Thomas Smith, .Tun., Lime-street, shipowner, Feb. 20, at twelve, March 19, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court: soli. ' citors, Messrs. Clayton and Cookson, New-square, Lincoln'»- inn. Thomas Langridge, Tonbridge-wells, Kent ...
... hour was much crowded. The Karl of Errol, Lord W. Lennox, and several distinguished friends of the parties were present. Sir Thomas Wilde, Mr. Servant Talfourd, and Mr. Wordsworth, appeared counsel for the plaintiff: the Solicitor-General, Mr. Serjeant Channell ...
... whom he treated as a stray lawyer that he desired to bring back to the fold ; overturned the House of Commons law of Sir Thomas Wylde, and passed over the poetic fictions of Mr. Shiel with judicious unconcern. Mr. ROEBUCK spoke with much ability, di ...
... 0 W. H. orris, Doncaster 5 0 0 Hall Co., Doncaster 0 0 Thomas Snowden, Marr .. .. .. 5 0 0 M. R. Kitching, Levels 5 0 0 James Newsome, Barm by Dun .. .. • 5 0 0 Thomas Short, Martin 5 0 0 Thomas Chester. Haven .. .. .. .. 5 0 T. B. Bosville, Ravenfield ...
... Manfred (Mr ,1. Jenkinsou) . 0 Capt. Jenkinson's br. g. Hatchet (Owner) llobiiison nd b. g. Warwick (Mr Holdforth) '.'.'. Mr Hardy's bl. g. Torrent (Owner) 0 Col. Thompson's b. g. Hamlet (Mr H. S. 'lhompson) 0 Mulock's eh. m. Pussy (Capt. Stratum) 0 Mr Cardon's ...
... Colonel Crawfurd, of Newfield, Ayrshire. Same day, at St. Saviour's church, in this city, the Rev. J. Crosby, Mr. J. Spence Hardy, architect, Lincoln, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Hartley, this city. On Monday, the llth inst., at St. George's ...
... Wm. Busfield Ferrand, of Harden Grange, Esquire, M.P. William Garforth, of Wigau'horpe, Esquire. John Hardy the Younger, of Low Moor, Esquire. Thomas Cooper Hincks, of Breckenbrough, Esquire. John Hodgson, of Norton Conyers, Esquire. John Hutton, of Sowber ...
... by an alteration of the corn law. HINDLEY supported the amendment. After some further discussion, in which Mr. Collett, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Muutz took part, Lord ASHLEY replied, and said had no objection to adopt the suggestion of Mr. Beckett, of resorting ...
... Templenewsam 0 0 Benjamin Crosland, South Milford .. .. 0 0 Charles Hardy, Odsal, Bradford 0 0 George Lewtliwaite, Addle Rectory .. .. 22 0 Benjamin Beverlev, Roundhay .. •• •• 20 0 Thomas Robson, Holtby 2 0 0 Smith Wormald, Tiekton Grange 0 0 Teasdale ...
... Middlesex, engineer. John Walton Robey, Upper John-street, Fitzroy-square. builder. Watkin Rogers, Newport, Monmouthshire, draper. Thomas Blake, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, brewer. William Ashwin, Birmingham, steel-pen-maker. Robt. Harris, Liverpool, e ...