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... Assemblyrooms, under the patronage of the Countess of Lindsey. Stewards. The Worshipful the MAYOR, Lt.-Col. B. REYNARDSON, Lord THOMAS CECIL, Dr. F. WILLIS, The Hon. M. BERTIE, Captain OR ME. Dancing to commence at Nine o'clock. Tickets, 7s. each, may be had ...
... brace a widgeons, aned at wild 2 duck. Not bad sport for 75yeare ?? Luminary. 3 The Leeds Mercury mentions a report that Mr. Hardy, MI.P. for Bradford, Is about to resign his seat. 4 4 Lord Middleton has recently redueed the rents of his tenantry In Not ...
... the interim order for protection from process having been given to the said Thomas Cook, under the provisions of the statutes in that case made and provided, the said THOMAS COOK is hereby required to APPEAR in Court before Joshua Evans, Esq., the Co ...
... havebeen csi'rieI on therein for uzpwards of 20 Yeatrs. d Lot 2. A CORYHQ'LD, ESTATE, called Doo HIL, UW in the Omppatio of Mr Thomas Crags,'8 lying on and contiguous to the North Side of the Ln leadint froia Stockton to Portrackc, comprising a re-1 espectable ...
... 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 ...
... Election at Bradford. —lt intimated by our Bradford contemporary that Mr Hardy is likely resign bis seat, owing to bis late serious attack of illness, and that his son, Mr Gathorn Hardy, will probably be a candidate for the vacant •eat. Should a resignation ...
... his intention of retiring from the sen*ice. The late Mr. Bainbridge. — We are deeply grieved to notice the death of Charles Hardy Bainbridge, Esq., one of the solicitors of the Supreme Court. The declining health of Mr. Bainbridge for many months, in some ...
... DIS- SOLVE, by utualConspt. Ad that all Debte dueo ad win b th sid at Fimwill ?? and eidby he aidThoas.Wilonat his Shop, No. THOMA WILSON, Witness to the SiagninO hereof, GEORGE FORSTER, Solicitor, Newcastle.-npon-Tyrie. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES' REGISTRA- ...
... 2 20 ThiT I T u »_rtoii, M.P . . 25 00J. M. Strachau, Esq. 5 0 O SniuK^ Bishop of Robert Gillespie, Esq. 5 00 The i 25 0 0 Thomas James Ta- oL. rd . B ishop of than., Esq 5 0 0 Gloucester 4 Bristol 25 0 0 Robert Charles Kidd, ** !t Hon. Lord Esq 5 00 T« ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... with this Company in all matters of mutual interest and support. Simeon Hardy. Esq., Director of the Great Southern and Western Railway. J. B. Boothby, Esq., Edward Cropper, Esq. Thomas Smith, Esq., and Captain Moorsom, Directors of the Lonion and Birmingham ...