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... Defendant. The Plaintiff had been surety to the Bradford Water Works Company for Messrs. Brook and Hardy in their contract with tbat Company. Brook and Hardy were unable to complete their contract, the Plaintiff was consequently compelled to complete it ...
... taken into these Pastures from Old May Day to Michaelmas on the usual Terms. Payment to be made when the Cattle are taken out. Thomas will attend every Tuesday at the Central Market Hotel, Duncan Street, Leeds.—April 4th, 1845. YORK ART UNION (Sanctioned by ...
... paper ; and that Mr. Hardy is exerting his influence with the Lords of the Treasury against the widow and her family. There is something ex- ceedingly cold and repuisivc in such a proceeding. It is the only service that Mr. Hardy has done to his constituents ...
... Magistrate of Mont- gomery i-hire. JOHN FOULKES, Esq. Milford House, Magistrate of Montgomeryshire. THOMAS REGINALD KEMP. Esq., 3, Auchurch Lane, London. ARTHUR THOMAS MORLEY, Esq., Newtown Hall, Montgomeryshire, JOHN BAKER, Esq , Dolforwyn Hall, Montgomeryshiie ...
... 3to ,. EAST INDIAkN WVASHED SYRIAN, TURKL;Y, and other WOOLS. 3700 BALES. Catalogues and further Irarticubars in due time by THOMAS SOlITIEY & SON, Brokers., 9:3, Coleman-Street. COLONIAL WOOL SALES. At the HALL. OF ComEnrcits, on Wednesday, Mlat list, about ...
... inflexible in their decision, and Mr. Baines was ?? on to proceed with his case. Sir Gregory Lewin, Mr. Serjeant Bellasis, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Knowles, Q.C., appeared on hehalf of several landholders whose property would be interfered with by the route of the ...
... Deighton, near Huddersfield, Mr. Edward Mitchel, and Mr. Scholes, of Leeds, to the following persons :—Mr. Joseph Chad wick, Mr. Thomas Ely, Mr. Wm. Chadwick, Mr. James Firth, and Mr. Benjamin Ely. A beautiful specimen of early tulips was furnished by Mr. Eearsley ...
... seen a group of pale and weeping women with tearful eyes watching the progress of the search, and on the other a group of hardy seamen, their strong frames convulsed with emotion as they clasp in their arms the dripping corpse of some favo- rite child ...
... seen a group of pale and weeping women with tearful eyes watching the progress: of the earch, aind oni the other a group of hardy seamen, l their stioig frames convulsed with emotion as they clasp in their arms the dripuing corpse of some faeo- site child ...