... HALIFAX Charles W ilmot Hardy, Esq., M. A., of Trinity College Cambridge, has been elected to the Second Mastership of the Free Grammar School, of Queen Elizabeth, at Heath near Halifax. ' -* 1 On Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Helliwell, of Halifax pawnbroker ...

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... Guide Moor, in the occupation of Samuel Pollard, James Broughton, and Thomas Pickles. IN THORNTON. Lot 7. The COTTAGE situate in the Townstreet of Thorn- ton, in the occupation of Thomas Thompson. The BUTCHER'S SHOP adjoining, in the occupation of Joseph ...

... show that Mrs. Earnshaw, the only witness who could speak to identity, might be mistaken, when he was in- terrupted by Mr. Hardy, who said that in a preliminary inquiry like the present, which must be decided by a jury, and not the magistrates, they could ...

... and James Rttdland, aged 53, were indicted for feloniously setting fire to a haulm-stack and barn, in the occu- pation of Thomas Barnes, on April 2. The charge was not proved against the prisoners ; but the following extracts from the evidence adduced ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Holder and Garland, Exmouth Street, linendrapers— Neild and Bancroft, Manchester, fustian-dealers — Hardy and Barber, London, cloth- workers— Pitcairn and Spicer, Maldon, brewers-'- Griffith and Co. Liverpool, ale brewers — Brough ...

... upwards of 2,200 Superficial Square Yards of Ground im- mediately adjoining the Thornton New Road, and in the occu- pation of Thomas William Rawson, Esq. (who is about to remove his Dyeing Establishment to Halifax), comprising spacious and well-built Dyehouses ...