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... 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 ...
... Richardson, of the stine Borough, Piumber and Glazier; on Richard WVilson, of' ilie same Borough, Stone Mason; - 8a4 and John Hardy Valiance, of the same Borough, of the to second part; maid the several other persone Creditors ocrt of the said Hticlard Browu ...
... 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 ...
... AT BRADFORD.-It is intimated by our Bradford contemporary that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seot, owing to his late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr. Gaytborn Hardy, will Probably be a candidate for the vacant seat. Should a resignation ...
... Archi- A 7 median Steam Ship MAR4*VRET, Thomas -4?! -ijffi«^ RAWLINS N , Commander, on Saturday, 7th, an ...
... July, at Sheffield, violently assaulted Thomas Knapton, and stolen from his person ls. and a penknife. Mr. Overend and Mr. Monteith were for the prosecution ; Mr. Bliss defended the prisoner. The prosecutor, Thomas Knapton, is a scissor manufacturer at ...
... particulars of this catse still be found under the head of Accidents, Otfeslees, dsc. ADnOg S the ivitnesses examined wvis Thomas I(yto, otie of the la- bouring men employed by Mr. Chadwick, ite surveyor, to repair Threadneedle-street, who stated that ...
... WHOLESALE. ?? Henry Johnson. Ditto Francis Riggall. Bridlington Thomas Cape. Bridlington Quay Thomas Allerston. Ditto George Richardson. Doncaster C. Bentley. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate Thomas H. Walker. Huddersfield J. Styring. Hull J. Bowlby. Ditto ...
... Beverley Henry Johnson. Ditto Francis Riggall. Biidlington Thomas Cape. Bridlington Quay Thomas Al'erston. Ditto George Richardson. Doncaster C. Ben tie v. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate Thomas H. Walker. Huddersfield . J. Styring. Hull ). Bowlby. Ditto ...
... room. He was bleeding very much from the face, and had been badly hurt. Tne forms, tables, and candlesticks, were broken. Thomas Heeley, farmer, of Cawtborne, corroborated the last witness, and identified the prosecutor as one ofthe gang who assaulted ...
... particulars of this case will be found g under the head of ' Accidents, Offtnces, &c. Among t- the witnesses examined was Thomas Xyte, one of the Ia- i- bouring men employed by Mr. Chadwick, the surveyor, .e to repair Tlhreadneedle-street, who stated ...
... woeuded Abraham Yeadoril, by strokiug Lim with. poker, with latent to du him Nome grievous baliiy berm. Mr Ilall sod Mr. Hardy were for the prueecution; Mr. Heaton defended the prieoner. The prisoner, a married man, bumble (imam. maser., a single room ...