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... Election. — lt is intimated by our Brad- ford contemporary, that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seat, owing to hi* late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr. Gathorn Hardy, will probably be a candidate for the vacant seat. LEEDS. Methodist ...
... years. On Sunday, the 29th ult., at Chester, Letitia, relict of the late Major Thomas Hilton, of tbe 45th Regiment. On the 18th November, at his house in Rampart-row, Charles Hardy Bain bridge, Esq., solicitor, ofthe Supreme Court of Judicature, Bombay, third ...
... Rev. George Dixon, Capt. Thomas Moorsom, of Robin Hood's Bay, to Mary eldest daughter of Mr. Geo. Stainthorpc, of Park Gate! farmer. On Tuesday, the 14th inst., at Keston, Kent, by the Rev. Jas. Kirkpatrick, the Rev. Charles Hardy, vicar of Hayling, Hants ...
... Michael-le-Belfrey, in this city, by the Rev. Mr. OWfiekl Mr. Sampson Vinor, coach builder, York, to Margaret dau^iter of Mr. Hardy, farmer, North Lees near Rfaoa On Tuesday, the 4th inst, at Christ church, by the Kev i. Grayson Mr. 8. Templeman, of Burnby ...
... of Mr. Thomas Robinson, blacksmith, aged 34. Same day, at North Cowton, Mr. Ralph Tweddh. gentleman, aged 31. Same day, at Scarbrough, Mr. Timothy Layburn, awed 74 years. ~ On Friday, the 7th inst., aged 75, Mrs. Bewlay, wife of . Mr. Thomas Bewlay ...
... her Majesty's Forces iu North Britain. On Thursday, the 27th ult., by the Rev. Robert Creyke ?? Edlington, the Rev. Richard Hardy Blanshard! of Nortoallerton, to Frances, eldest daughter of the late Ralph Creyke, Esq., of Rawcliffe Hall, in this county ...
... Wm. Hardy, a carrier, whose cart generally stands near the Angel Inn, in Malton, on Saturdays. The shoes were to be taken by Hardy to a person of the ■MM of WUliam Hide, of Langton, for whom they weie made. The shoes were placed in a box in Hardy s cart ...
... Micklegate. George Earle, Newstreet. John Glaisby, 11, Davygate. James Guy, Parliament-street. Thomas Hands, 85, Micklegate. Thomas Johnson, 6, Trinity-lane. Thomas Key Matterson, Coneystreet. William Sotheran. 71, Petergate. Henry Watson, 15, Skeldergate ...
... question. On the 11th of January, they were sent to a carrier of the name of Hardy, to be conveyed to Lang- ton, from whose cart tbey were found to have been taken by some one. Hardy communicated that fact to Mr. North, and police-officer Wilson, on the Monday ...
... Martin Mr Hardy's eh. f. by Recovery, out m ..lias Patty Mr Minor's b. a. Redbreast, i>y Epirus Mr Hollowsy's b. c. Baronet, brother to Tardley NEWTON MEETING, 1845. The Garswood Hunt .'takes ot lo soys each, 5 ft. with SO soys added by Thomas Legh, i sq ...
... B. Peudarves, E. W. Bsrclay, David Gladstone, Capt. Pennant, Colonel Baring, F. T. Godson, Richard Philips, G. R. Baring, Thomas Gordon, Captain Phillpotts, John Baring, W. B. Gore, Montague Pigot, David Barnard, E. G. Gore, Robert Pigot, Sir R. Barueby ...
... gave evidence of the necessity which existed in the dis- trict for the line ; and the traffic returns were spoken to by Mr. Thomas Taunton ; while Mr. J. Grainger, en- gineer, of Glasgow, proved that there were no engineer- ing difficulties on the line ...