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... Llandaff. J'riests. —Thomas Crook Gibbs, 8.A., Trim, Oxford; Robert Gregory, 8.A., Corpus Christi, Oxford ; Walter Sunderland Lewis, 8.A., Trinity, Cambridge; Thomas Mills, 8.A., Trinity, Cambridge; James Niven, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin; Thomas James Robinson ...
... official assignee, Mr Fearne, Leeds. Fiat dated Dec. 3—Pet Robert Dorrington, Leeds, cloth manufacturer. BENJAMIN CREIGH and THOMAS RUSSELL CREIGH.nI the borough and county Newcastle upon cartwrigbts, builders, dealers d chapmen, Dec. la. at half past 12 ...
... considered by our manufacturers as 1 couferred oa the trade in general. ' On Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Gregory and Mr. Wm. Fison accompanied by Mr. Thomas Southey and Mr. Wm. Walton, ! author of a work on the alpaca, which has been more than once noticed ...
... on the 24th October Init. et Pedery, felontoody and violently smashed Henry Hawkinson, and stoles fro= person one gun. Mr. Hardy was counsel for the prosecution; and Mr. Wilkins for the defence. The prosecutor, who is •solicitor at Podsey, wag returning ...
... the Chiltern Hundreds. The rumour adds that Mr. Hardy's third son, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, barrister-at-law, will offer himself for the acceptance of the constituency. From our knowledge of Mr. Gathorne Hardy's qualifications and attainments, we should consider ...
... the room. He was bleeding very much from the face, and had been badly hurt. The forms, tables, and candlesticks were broken. Thomas Heeley, farmer, of Cawthorne, corroborated the last witness, and identified the prosecutor as oue of the gang who assaulted ...
... October last, at Pudsey, feloniously and violently assaulted Henry Gwynne Hutchinson, and stolen from his person one gun. Mr. Hardy was counsel for the Prosecution; and Mr. Wilkins for the defence. The Prosecutor who a solicitor at Pudsey, was returning home ...
... This splendid texture of No. 4 were manufactured by Messrs. Wm. Fison and Co., of Bradford. Mr. Thomas Gregory and Mr. Wm. Fison, accompanied by Mr. Thomas Southey, and Mr. Wm. Walton, on Thursday were honoured with an audience of Prince Albert, at Windsor ...
... Dr. Wray has been appointed Vicei Provost of the University of Dublin for the ensuing year. We learn with regret that John Hardy, Esq., , M.P. for Bradford, and formerly Recordex of this borough, has been seriously indisposed for some days, having last ...
... Liverton. On tbe 18th of October, they sent Thomas Shaw, who is the son of William and the brother of Robert Shaw, to Yam foir, sell toy gelding, which belonged ■ii - ■ ■ - ■to them. According to the evidence of Thomas Shaw, who appeared to be. a simple Yorkshire ...
... North street. grocer. MILL HILL ?? .Rlchard Btssington, liriggate, hatter. w Joseph Town liruanswick place, paper manufr. the Thomas Harvey, Briggate, druggist. d Nonrn ?? Mthw. Johnson, Bruaswick trce., spindle maker. John Holmes. St. George's terrace, plumber ...
... Council of Nice, so far O, back as A. D. 323, it is hop-less to expect any general concurrence in ai an alteration of it. JOHN~ HARDY, Esq., M.P.-We regret to hear tbst this venerable gentleman has been suffering from. severe , illness during the -week, having ...