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... Hannah Lightowler, both of Leeds Ou Monday, Mr. William Cook, whitesmith, to Miss Jane Backhouse, both of Leeds. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Rider, smith, to Miss Sarah Morris, both of Bramley. On Tuesday, Mr. George Varley, coachman, Warms - worth, to Mrs. Ann Smith ...
... R.—Bridlington John—Carlton Hardy, Charles—North Tindall, Thomas—Keyingham Harrison, W. Jun—South Holme Topham, Robert—Mowthorpe Hodgson, John—Norton Conyers Hopper, John—Wykeham , Wells, John—Norton Conyers Hornsea, Thomas —Snainton Wilkinson, Richd.—Leeds ...
... of the Liverpoolf M3ercury. ?? day, aged 23, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. Win. Hardy, 5a Mason-street, Edge'lHill, Liverpool, and granddaughter of the .late John Hardy, Eag., of Poisistone. n Same day, aged 73, Nancy, relict of Mr. John Rushton, mnany ...
... certain Close Land, to the occupation of Thomas Wigney, belonging or reputed to belong to Sir John William Baronet, or bis Trustees, Situate on the North side of and near to the George Hotel, occupied by tbe said Thomas Wigney, in the Town of Huddersfield ...
... at or near certain Coal pit at Wibsey Low Moor, called the Open Work Pit, in the occupation of Messieurs Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, situate at or near to a place called Raw Nook, in the township of North Bierley, in the Parish of Bradford, in the said W ...
... it will be a first rate affair, although we have not yet seen one. Address on Municipal Affairs. On Thursday evening, Mr. Thomas Barlow delivered an address, the large room of the Commercial Buddings, to numerous audience, on the present apathy and discontent ...
... that unforeseen circumstances at the eleventh hour r had precluded tire possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendarrce. Mr. Hardy, a highly respectable school- master of Tooting, was theln called to the chair, and t briefly naddressed the mueeting, and ...
... learned that unforeseen csrcumstances at the eleventh hour had precluded the possibility of that gentleman's at- f tendance. Mr. Hardy, a highly srespectable school- l master of eating, was then called to the chair, and t briefly addressed the meeting, and' ...
... or near a certain Coal pit at Wibsey Low Moor, called the Open Work Pit, in the occupation of Messieurs Hird,Dawson, and Hardy, situate or near to a place called Raw Nook, in the township of North Bierley, in the Parish Bradford, in the said West-Riding ...
... audit J. Porter, Barnslev, div., adjourned from Oct. ; al 11. Insolvents—J. Parnaby, Carlton; W. Hick man, Salf-.rd ; H. Hardy, Sheffield; V.'. Cope, Brad ford, first exam. ; ail 11. day, Nov, 29.— T. M. Monkman, to baconist, allow certificate ; G. Savage ...
... Common Council assembled, together with tbe Master. Wardens, and Comm ..nalty the Mystery of the Merceis, joint trustees of Sir Thomas Grtsham, hail your Majesty's presence in tbe heart of the metropolis on this renowned and favour, d spot with the liveliest ...
... ldeoletd-J. Styring. V141ied-J. Ballans and Co. ' Nlrlnul-J'Bo by. Do. Bolton and (lo. Do. J. Christie. Do.. Thomas Wiley. -~Do. G. W. Evans. Do. Thomas Sawyer. 'Hor ?? Do. C. Fox. Woolefeld-W. Neddy. Ti tIN` Do. J. Shaw. Whltiby-Edwd & John Corner. Sins Ido ...