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... 20n e ( Dec. 24, at Grangemouth, Capt. William Crawford, of G re enock, to Jane, the youngest daughter of the late Joh , Hardie, Esq., of Port Glasgow. Dec. 31, at Trinity Church, Colden-common, by the Reg- , William Guidott Sealy, M.A., the Rev. Edward ...
... nod Mrs. Kitts' Harman, Mist C. O. John* - r . stone | S.r J,n, Armnl'y .. . 3. It p *J (-cn. Thomas King . a. /. - apt. Auiyott Lavtdtmn Lt^ipr (apt. Hardy, Miss It. Ar-) . milage /'*• iten Crticeni Dr. and Mrs. Freeman .. 7. Pittrillt Lawn Dr. Theodore ...
... FINAL ORDERS. Asiihs Thomas. of MI. Sliddlases hospital. coach carver, pr. Raker Itnhe.t. of Old• it. out of business. gth half past one pr. of Hoch/Ivor-row. georeal ahophooprre i nth Jae. eleven pr. flow Jamas. of Enflohl, wheel aright. ails Jan. past ...
... Representation of Bradford. — We find we were in error jst week when writing upon this subject, in connecting Mr. ■jaythorn Hardy with the Wakefield Nomination Riots of [137 : a friend has informed us, that although two of his pothers were rather conspicuously ...
... prospectus t men to the Provis . Southern and We into effect the frie ing with this Con support. Simeon Hardy. Western Railway J. B. Boothby, Thomas Smith, Lonion and Bir Railways. Signed, by GEORO 41, Dame.streel GREAT SOE the Minutes of 1 Office, London ...
... go home after having beeu caught in a storm, aud occasionally not to change your clotlies. have seen friends who, in the hardiness of youthful strength, have said, I do not care for being wet. will uot change. have ! seen men of that sort dead and buried ...
... Chapel and that new residence for he erected A grant not exceeding £1000 the alterations Thirty of Cbubbs’ and one hundred of Thomas’ were ordered A recommendation to increase salaiy the Clerk per annum deferred (Qie Report Chaplain was very satisfactory ...
... 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 ...
... 14th instant, at the Assembly-Rooms, under the Patronage of the Countess of Lindsey. Stewards. The Worshipful the MAYOR. Lord THOMAS CECIL. The Hon. M. BERTIE Lieut-Col. BIRCH REYNARDSON. Dr. F. WILLIS. Cant ORME Dancing to commence at o'clock. Tickets. 7s ...
... Fielding, and George Stevenson, were duly elected. The following gentlemen were then proposed :—Mr. J. D. Can- ning, and Mr. Thomas Whecler. The Chairman then called upon Mr. Gardiner to proceed with his papere Mr. Gardiner commenced by saying—In the course ...
... Edmund Eaton, of Ilkeston ; George Norwich; a Mr. Stanley, who was highly recommended Thomas Potts, schoolmaster of the Chesterfield union, native ot Nottingham; Joshua Hardy, of Ironville—testimonial good ; and John Schollard, who spoke like an Irishman, ...
... at Bradford. —It is intimated by our Bradford contemporary that Mr. Hardy is likely to resign his seat, owing to his late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr. Gathorn Hardy, will probably be a caudidate for the vacant seat. —Leeds Mercury. ...