... barriter-at- Ilarsft-,barrister-atlaw, will offer himself for the acceptance of the con stituency. From our knowledge of G- thoi Hardy s qua locations and attainments, should consider that the electors of Bradford would them- i ele tiD their representative ...

... aged 1 year; Thomas Chadwick' of 8011, Yorkshire street, aged 21 years—On the 28th, Esther' wife of Thomas Frodson, of Bagslate Common, airctl 37 years' Sarah Ann, daughter of Edwin Walkden, CassonGate, Spetland, aged 7 months; Thomas Coggswell, Drake-street ...

... the consumer; and, hardy, recommends Its . (Wiwi. , fare, where include the orenobas or test It fare to the An injunction in the Court of Chancery of Maseaehueells woe 0r e . • • ; -, ,• , e , moderns erere-J ilat Ballow and Thomas I.l . l•o h.lit h ...

... committed to prison. Or AND INTISIDATIOS —At the petty sessions, held in the Town Hall, Ashton, on Wedues. Thomas Robson, John Crabtree. and Thomas Oman, were charged with having conspired together for the et threatening and intimidating certain workmen ...

... held at the Infirmary, on Tuesday, before Mr. Chapman, the borough coroner, on view of body of Eleanor Thomas. years of age, wife of Joseph Thomas, shoemaker, of East-street, Lower Mosleystrcet, who cante to her death under the following . circumstances:—lt ...

... transacted John Thomas Hunt. henry Wood , R obert Me. Gee, s-Ic tom of that island . W ill i am purpose of being trained tip in the minietry, and ;8 indi- Lloyd's that day, but their rooms woe a good deal Henry Morton, Caroline Hardy , Tho rns. J ohnson ...

... Chapman, the [ borough coroner, held an inquest at the Wheat Sheaf public- , house, Tib-street, on view of the body of Thomas, son of Thomas Cooper, a private the 70th foot, now stationed at ( the Tib-street barracks. On Thursday morning, the decased , child ...

... the same tire.-Sub- t Inspector Cahill said these tools were all found in a box c e in a bed-room of the prisoners' house. a Thomas Bogerson sworn: I am a joiner, and lost some 0 tools from Mr. Walker's building, top of Fairfield-street, , Ardwicls, about ...

... sessions, on Wednesday. Robert olden .Thomas Romsey, Robert Hughes, and John Williamson, excavators employed on the Ashton branch railway, were broughtup, chargedwith havingcommitted a violent assault upon Mr. Thomas Fowler,rail way contractor. Mr. Brooks ...

... Church, the Rev. John Hopwood, Mr. Thomas Riley, schoolmaster, Crawshaw Booth, to Miss Ellen Bradlev, Accrington. At the Parish Church of Whitburn, Durham, by the Rev. Thos. Baker, M.A., Oxon, William Wadsworth Hardy, Esq., of this town, to Elizabeth Margaret ...

... Messrs. Hardy and Wild, And gave him money to pay for them. In a short time after he discovered that had not paid so much as he had stated by 7d. per sack, and had never accounted to him for the balance. Mr. James Gilbert, foreman to Messrs. Hardy and Wild ...

... by the Rev. Joshua Thomas Horton, John Armstrong, Esq., James Clarke, Jun., Esq., Edward Boyer, Esq., the Rev. WilliamIHenry Boulton, the Right Hon. Lord Skelmers- ,n dale, John Formby, Esq., Thomas Greene, Esq., M.P., 13 Rev. Thomas Mackreth, Rev. Miles ...