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... time to satisfy any party desirous of ascertaining its au- thenticity. I am, Sir, vonr obedient servant, ' THOMAS WYBOR-., Chemist. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London ; and by his , appointment by Bradford — Cockshott, Roger- Leeds — Allen, Baines ...
... for the purpose of granting licenses for the next official year. There were present, Col. Tempest, H. W . Wiekham, Charles Hardy, J. Pollard, and J. G. Hors- fall, Esqrs. The first business was the transfer ofthe following licenses : — In Gomersal. — The ...
... Mr. John Hardy, of Horton, to Miss Hannah Pearson, of the same place. Same day, at our parish church, Mr. David Kershaw, manu- facturer, to Miss Mary Kitson, both of Clayton Same day, at Salem chapel, Leeds, by the Rev. John Cummins, Thomas, son of Mr ...
... ?? Henry Johnson. DITTO ?? Francis Riggall. BsiDLr NTON , ?? Thomas Cape. illrIaLINGToN QVAY ?? Francls Allerston. DITTO ?? GOo. Richardasoi. DoNCASTrIr ?? C. Bestley. DaRr ire ri ?? Thomas Tiildall. IrUDnOsRRerB ?? . J. Styring. tIULL ?? J. Bowiai. ...
... Stables, Outhouses, &c, situate at'Tupton, at pre- sent in the Occupation of Mr. George Lowe. For Parti- culars apply to Thomas Hardy, Draper, Sheffield moor; or to B. P. Raworth, Arundel Foige, Executois Sept. 6,1841. 5 TO LET, AT LOW RENTS, A CONVENIENT ...
... week, at Bridlington, Mr Maurice White smith, wine merchant, Sheffield, to Harriet Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Morgan, of Kiri ston-upon-Thames. On Smday, Mr James F.unsworth, slater, to Mis.; Martha Stead. — Mr Tims. Thornton, blacksmith ...
... it is believed that there is now but little danger. Thomas Crichlow is recovering favourably. By a paragraph from the Manchester Guardian of Wednesday, it will be seen that John Crichlow and Thomas Nokes Stocks, suspected of being concerned in this nefarious ...
... Dublin. ?? On Saturday last, Wm. Hardy, of Harum, dug up, in his garden, three roots of potatoes, producing in number sixteen, weighing 31 pounds, averaging above 21bs. each. At the time of planting, which was in May, Mr. Hardy cut all the eyes out of the ...
... Joshua Pollard, J. G. Horsfall, and Charles Hardy, Esqrs. There were three applications for licenses in Bradford, viz., Joseph Stead, for house in Thornton road, Abraham Hanson, for a house in Leeds road, and Thomas Johnson, for a house in Leeds road. They ...
... PI ?? plate of red Currants; test do. white ''-i baking Apples. ' 15 Thomas Milncr, gardener to Wm Collii s r plate of 12 Greengages j best »i hi a. Is of y, ?? f . 1 ~-™* Thomas Mimer and James Jenuirj ?? s. ''■ ?? ?• Mr. Roberts, gardener to Hiss ...
... 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 ...
... Barnby, of Bridlington. Sept. 5, Lincoln, Mr. Thomas Robinson, of the Victoria Hotel, Sincil-bridge, to Elisabeth, sister of Mr. Thomas Cooper, Leopard Tavern, Castle Hill. Sept. 5, at Newport, Mr. Thomas Robinson, landlord of the Victoria Hotel. Pel ...