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... 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 ...
... John, Dalton Hardy Chas, North Bierley Tennant John, Carlton Hanison William, jun, South Tindall Thomas, Keyiiißham ffolme Topliam Robert, Mowtborpe HolgsonJohn.Norton Conyers Hopper John, Wykebam Wells John, Norton Conyers Horntea Thomas, Snainton ilkmson ...
... 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 ...
... specimens which would be valuable additions to any collectiou. The President, (W. Lucas, Esq ,) Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. Solly, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. John Ward, expressed their warm concurrence in the vote proposed, and their hope that Mr. Blackburn would again become ...
... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...
... without opposition, to fill up the places that had become vacant by term of office :—For the North Ward, Mr. Thomas Weddell, surgeon, Mr. Thomas Purnell, grocer, &c , and Mr, John Wheldon, miller ; the two former re-elected.—For the South Ward, Mr. Bean ...
... :—During a gale of wind, which lasted so long to that all hands were dead beat, it became n shorten sail, and aptain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, f gave the order for all ands aloft to reef topsails, Worn by previous exertions, not a man was found who would obey; ...
... ington's, 275 Chester, the Prince of Wales Stakes of 390 at York August, aud the Champagne Stakes of at Doncaster 5 Master Thomas, Mr T. Walker's, 45 Ripon .. 5 Nix my Dolly, Hawkins's, at Wenlock, J at Wolverhampton, and 18 at Stafford .. I Plaudit, Lord ...
... given out, and not by the pillar stones sinking, be- cause the pillar stones wero closed at the bottom, and open at the top. Thomas Mellor, of Hey Side, in Royton, bricklayer, stated: On Thursday, I was at work on the arch in the cockloft at Lower House ...
... 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 ...
... upon the floor, and the prisoner then punched him. Johnson's eye was bleeding very much, and they could not stop it. . . .Thomas Belk stated that he was going down Rockingham street ahout half-past seven on Tuesday morning, and hearing ;i woman scream ...
... had fallen in any other direction, it must have caused an infinitely greater destruction of both life and property. Trial of Hardy, Home Tooke, and Thelwall. —The fiftieth anniversary of the acquittal of the above patriots held by «the Friends of Trial by ...