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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, the 14-h ins., at the Parish Church, by I the Rev. Win. Harris, Mr Edwin Francis Hardy, of Bir- I mingham, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr John j Bembridge, of this town. j Same day. Mr Peter Dalton, merchant's clerk, to Miss ...
... Feb. 5. Thomas Oldfield Hazard and Henry Bingham, at eleven. Certificates to be granted. 5, George Holdsworth, Balterly Mill, Halifax, worsted spinner, at eleven. Last Exam, and Proof of Debts. 5, Geo. Fredk.Bywuter Wm. M'Whirter, John Hardy. Jas. Fredk ...
... Purchase Bill. Mr. HARDY brought in hile Manchester and Leeds Railway (Bradford branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. M. PHILII'S brought in the Manchester and Leeds Railway (Heywood branch) Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. HARDY brought in thie ...
... between Mr. fcdward gray horse, and Mr. Thomas Dawson s brown rcarethe horse made all the and won easy. Knob, and Spell.—On Saturday last, match wa» played the above game, on Wibsey Slack, or a-side, between Jno. Hardy, of Low Moor, and Edward Sharpe, of ...
... 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 ...
... The invitations included Lord Osaulston, the Hon. O. Duncombe, John Hanmer, Mr. F. Hodgson, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Neville. The Hon. Member for Bradford, Mr. Hardy, through ruber continued indisposition,probably aggravated by tbe illness of two of his daughters ...
... publican, both of this town. On Thursday, the 22nd inst-. Cottlngham, by the Rev. C. Overton, Henry Thomas Smith. Esq., a lieutenant the Rojal Navy, to Miss Hardy, of Thorngutnbald. Ou Tuesday the inst , at St Mary's. Beverley, by the Rev..W, Procter, Mr. Francis ...
... Quay, to Eliazbeth Jane, eidest daughter of Thomas Masyhood, Rlhq.. *t this town. Yesterday, at Cotiinghim, by the RlvC. C; Overton, Henry Thomna Smith, BEq., a liteuteant its the Royal Navy, to MisS Hardy, of Thorngumbald. Yesterday, at Beasingby, near ...
... ENSUING WEEK. Monday, Feb. s.—Thomas Oldfield j Henry Bingham, certificates to be printed- ' Holdswortk, Salterley Mill, Halifax, :: last exam, and proof of debts, all 11.- [ vsolvp .J— George Fredk. By water, '1 Hardy, Jas. Fredk. Bedford, and Ge., ...