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... Prubabi Election Bradford. —lt is our Bradford comtemporary that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seat, owing to his late serious attack of ill. ness, and that his son, Mr. Gaythorn Hardy, will probably be a candidate for the vacant seat. Should rrsignat'on ...
... rgh, Armn Eliza, daughter of.)Mrg. Robinsonl, aged 15. ILatoly, at Barrow-upor,-urnabcr, aged 39, Miss Hardy, danng'itr of the late MIr-. J. Hardy, fann~er, of D,e.2,a Grimsby, aged.80, A no, widow of Z\fr. John .di,, marier, of Hull, and brother of ...
... tailor, aged 72. Dec, 26, Galoeboroogh, Ann Mrs. Uobinaon, aged 18. Lately, at Barrow-npan-Humbar. aged 39, Him Hardy, daughter the lata Hr. J. Hardy, former, that place. Deo. 23, Gria>aby,agedBo, Atm, widow Mr. Jeha Odlin, mariner, Hull, and brother Mr. Odlis ...
... JOHN BISHOP (19) wee charged with I2r. 9J ...
... TUESDAY. HENRY NEVELL (22), charged with stealing, pocket-book, the property of Mark Noble, was ae. quitted. THOMAS JONES (34) alias THOMAS CURTIS was found guilty on two indictinelits,-frr stealing a cheese, itre property of George Hopper; and for uteau- ...
... Merchant*: WHOLBSaLS. Bgrist.ST Henry Johnson. RaiDLisaTon Thomas Cape. Ditto TbomulUy. i Dial rotor QoATe.e.Pmicto Allcraton. Ditto Oeo. Rfehardwo. DoHcaaTßß..e C. Bentley. Dairvi clo. . Thomas Tindall. HaßanoaTß ■••••ft eeeeTe U. Welker. Low HsemoosTO ...
... KUGS'TON COLLEGE) HULL. FOUNDED 1I.36. PRESIDENT-RICHARD BET'HELL, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Rev. W. IU. E. BentinckI Sir Thomas Coltman llenry ltroadley, Esq.. M.P. James Walker, Esq. Philip Saltmsarlhe. Esq. Rev. Tlhomas Dikes THE design of this Institution ...
... The Groom Poaching Affray.—The jury impannellcd before the coroner of Worcester, to inquire into the cause of the death of Thomas Staite, who died at Ihe Worcester Infirmary, on the 241h tilt., met last week by appointment resume their inquiry, which was ...
... aba. than were, la the laat quarter, fear Mithateeaa death; U the year, twoUrtha to oaa death. On Friday night last, as Mr. Thomas Gray, Picksriag, wit eoteiag froa to HUUagtou la fig, about tea a’tlock at aight, ha was (topped teaa wbaa shout yards tram ...
... has natarally eonfireaed the belief that Mr. Hardy is about accept the Cbiltern Hundreds. It is said, however, that to many of the Tories the presence of Mr. Wilberforce is unwelcome, they wish Mr. Hardy or Mr. Wickham to be their candidate. —Lttdt Utr- ...
... charged with stealing two brut candlesticks and on. abirt, th. property Thomas Cox. Tba same Jane Grace Baker, alias Oorey, farther charged with stealing bonnet, the property of Thomas Campy. Afore Jan Janet, 26, and Kackaet Hannah, 25. severally charged ...
... March 1, the lady of T. C. Grut, Esq., of this place, of a son. At Louth, the lady of Thomas Grant, jUn., Esq., of a daughter. March 1, at Millington Vicarage, the lady of the Rev. 3W. R. Griesbach, of a son. IAt Nun Appleton, thle lady of W. M. E. Milner ...