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... Goraersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, do. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. ciMUfiL HOLLAND, Slead House. irtSEPH OATES, Heckmondwike. FIRTH, Do. DIXON, Cleckheaton. GEORGE ANDERTON, Do. WICKHAM WICKHAM, Kirklees. JOHN HARDY, Jun., London., rH\RLES HARDY, Odsall House ...
... WILLIAM M ARSHALL, Penwortham Hall. JOHN GREAVES, Dewsbury. THOMAS TODD, Dewsbury. SIR CHAS. DES VOEUX, Bart., London. CHAS. MACAULAY', Brighouse. THOMAS ENGLAND, Leeds. CHAS. G. MACLEA, Leeds. THOMAS TOOTAL, Wakefield. JOHN DOUGLAS, Bradford. FRANCIS CHORLEY ...
... Nicholson, Esq., Roundhay; George Goodman, Esq., Potternewton; Thomas Starkey, Esq., Spring Wood, Huddersfield; Edward Waud, Esq., Chester Court, Selby; John Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill, Bradford; C. Hardy, Esqw Odsall, Bradford ; John Waterhouse, jun., Esq., Well ...
... Nicholson, Esq , Roundhay; George Goodman, Esq., Potternewton ; Thomas Starkey, Esq., Spring Wood, Huddei sfield Edwd. Waud, Esq., Chester Court, belby; John Rand, Esq., Wheatley Hill, Bradford ; C. Hardy, Esq., Odsall, Bradford ; John Waterhouse, Jun., Esq., ...
... named Baker, Hardy, and Dent. Oo Saturday night, the 7th of of October, the two latter were at a pubdc-hou«e South Newbald, where Hardy partook of three of ale. He (Mr. menliuord this clrcuma’ance, becauae it bad been by the appellant Hardy waa drunk the ...
... d of North Newbald, the game upou which is watched by a keeper and two assistants, named Flatt, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday, the 7th of September, Hardy and Dent were at a public-house at South Newbald, and about eleven o'clock at night two persons called ...
... hood of Norte Newbald, the game upon which is watched by a keener and two asstttaiiU, named Flat*, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday, the 7th of September, Hardy and Dent were at a public-house at South Newbald, and about eleven o'clock at night two person* called ...
... Mawson, farmer, of Monkton Moor. Same day, at Fulford, by the Rev. Robert Sutton, M.A., Mr. Jasper Hallett, to Miss Elizabeth Hardy, both of Fulford. Same day, at Rokeby, by the Rev. George Bowness, Rector, Mr. Curtis, of the city of Norwich, merchant, to ...
... 1o Air. j range hardy, unn, ; and it seas proved tint priaoner lied hod (buea e 'The sheep, at Catetion.o a Soeld of Sir. Barker, nO Elmsnreli, from Ot Sun. tt~e msolrrig of the l7tlo of Aug'unt up tn Itae time salent Mr. ug 0 add Hardy purchased thens ...
... private subscription. We hope soon to see a railway pass through this important district. Bradford Church Institution. John Hardy, Esq., M.P., has with his accustomed liberality presented a donation of towards defraying the cost of the new organ recently ...
... IR1BAIRr4, Leeds.I WM. WATSON, Jun., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL. Leeds. THOMAS SICELTON, Leeds. CHARLES CIRZKBY, Leeds. . JOSTEpH CLIFF. Wortley. . T ORN FARlIER. Pudsey. JOSEPH SWAINE. Gomersal. -THOMAS BURNLEY, Gotnersal. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. SAMUrEL HOL ...
... LEN HILL(iO) alaadad gnllly » at Hndli..floa. on llta ISih J «anwkk aklity-ana ayon-rilk haikkareMrA. kia praparly. W VoSTS THOMAS RIUJAM JOHN WILLIAM l«) «««««. « H—U, ...