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... BRIDLINGT. »N, Mr. Thomas Cape. RIPON, Mr. Thomas Askwith. BEVERLEY, Mr. Boyes Preston ; Mr. Thomas Wren. MALTON, Mr. Wrangham. SCARBRO', Mr. Coulson. BURNLEY. Baynes Pinder, Esq. SKIPTON, Mr. Crsgg. HORNCASTLE, Mr. Weir. BOSTON, Mr. Thomas. THIRSK, Mr. L ...
... DIRECTORS. WUliam Allen, Esq. Thomas Donkin, Esq. W. C. Copperthwaite, Eaq. Mr John Hopkins Thomas Teesdale, Esq. Mr John Slater Mr Robert Searle Thomas Walker, Esq Isaac Priestman, Esq. . James Smith, Esq Henry Jackson, Esq. Thomas Wheatlev, Esq. John Henderson ...
... RaUway John Smith Mansfield, Esq., Essex Court, Temple Charles_ance, Esq., Alexander Square, Brompton Thomas Bridges Esq., Marwood Hill, Devonshire Thomas Bent, F.sq., M.D., Derby Douglas Fox, Esq., Derby John D. Cooper, Esq., Ashbourne, Derbyshire, Director ...
... varieties.— l, C Oxley, Esq. j 2, Mr. Duck. Dahlias, premier. — Mr. W. T. Thomson, Guisbrough. Pan of 3, Mr. Thomas Frank, gardener to Jobn Thomas Wharton, Esq., Skelton Castle. Roses.— Premier, Mr. Frankland, for Glorieux. Dark Rose. — l and 2, Mr. Frankland ...
... Tavern and the Stockton and Hartlepool Railway Stations, and now in the respective occupations of Thomas Hunton Thomas Robson, Thomas Greenwood, Thomas Jowaey, Robert Davison, Motet Young, Robert Heaviaides, and William Wilke. The whole of the Houses ...
... 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 ...
... RIPON. Inquest.-A few days ago, at Woodmanwray, near Pateley Bridge, an inquest was held upon the body of Ann daughter of Mr. Thomas Patty, who had been so severely burnt as to occasion ber death in about twenty- four hours. She was about ten years of age ...
... ». THE CLERK OF THE FEACE OF YORK. On the motion of Mr. Blansuaed, this appeal was entered and respited. FELONIES. JAMES HARDY (21), pleaded Guilty to having, on the 22nd of luly bst, stolen Uvo pieces of silk, the pro- perty of Homy Stansfield. Mr. ...
... visited at their own homes, 221. Tan Hours' Bill Petitiobb.— The Bhort Time Committee of Leeds have received letters from Thomas Duncombe, Esq, M.P., and Charles Hindlev, Esq., M.P , acknowledging the receipt of petitions forwarded to them for presentation ...
... Junction Railways. Thomas Bradley, Esq., Richmond. Thomas Vance, Esq., Leeds. Leonard Cooke, Esq., Richmond. George Aldernon Robinson, Esq., Richmond. William Gill, Esq., Richmond. Jeremiah Stansfield Rawson, Esq., Hs ale wood, near Halifax. Thoma-t Redmayne ...
... Backhouse ; 2, Lord Downe. For the best collection of Exotic Ferns l, Mr Aliis; 2, Messrs. Backhouse. For the best specimen of Hardy Plant 1, 2, Mr Appleby ; 3, Mr Edward. For the best collection of 12 Alpine Plants l, Mr Appleby ;2, Messrs. Backhouse ...
... 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 ...