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... following gentlemen were present :- Joseph Kaye, Esq. ; Thomas Blake, Esq., WUliam Thompson, Esq. and Robert Butterworth, Esq., of the board of directors : Thomas Spencer Stanhope, Esq., Cannon HaU ; Thomas Hardy, Esq., Birksgate; Sydney Morehouse, Esq., New MiU ...
... a w___ BIRTHS. ?? «* Stoclrton-on-the-Foreet, ge^ady of Thomas Boflano; Esq., of a daughter, ° f Mp - »- G£^r%X%_f C *hitehall-p__ce, the ?? Mond »y â¢** *t wh*. sl^rfJ__ B t he mM *¦ wU » of Mr. William SBSanift Se Ce t__m*eT«^ fti* £ chikfren ...
... Haddon and Win. Hudson, of Kingston-upon- Hull, painters— Thomas Holt, John Hoit, and Samuel Coop, of Bury, Lancashire, cotton waste dealers (so far as regards Thomas Holt)— John Causa and Thomas Gelling, of Toxteth Park, Lancashire, pawnbrokers Joseph ...
... V. Harcourt, Gathrone Hardy, Esq., Thos. Richardson, Esq., Scotch Fusilk-r Guards, Piatt, Esq., son of Baron Piatt, Thos. Fishburn, Esq., Whitby, and many other influential gentlemen of this city and neighbourhood. The Rev. Thomas Myers, the Lord Mayor's ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, common brewers. Richard Ridway and Thomas Dent, of Man- chester, joiners. Edward Harrison and Thos. Houlker, of Preston, attorneys. Mary Hardy and Hugh Unthank, of Manchester, wine merchants. Sarah Green and Geo. Green ...
... Hammeraley and Thomas Cook, of Wigan, Lan- cashire, linen drapers. Edward Potter and Richard Broadhurst, of Manchester, yarn merchants. George Lfcarcy and Abraham Rowley, of Manchester, hat block manufacturers. Thomas Slagg, jun., and W. W. Hardy, of Manchester ...
... 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 ...
... los in order to compromise the matter. The prisoners were committed for trial at the next sessions. Shop Lifting. — James Hardy and William Brown, who had been remanded on the previous Wednesday, were charged with having stolen two pieces of silk, the ...
... 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 ...
... Fife, and Mr Bachelor ; Major Wallington Hardy ; Mr and Mm Keenly-side ; Mr, Mn and Miss Bates, snd Mr and Mn Elliott of Mil- bourne ; Mr and Mn Tahnadge and Misses Grays ; Mr Henry Dale and Mr Dale ; Rev. Thomas Green ; Misses Green, Durham; Richard Hoyle ...