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... Ashley in the place of Mr. Hardy, and meeting of these out-and-outers was, last Saturday, held at the New Inn, Bradford, which was numerously attended. It was convened by circular, and resolution was passed requesting Mr. Hardy not to resign his seat. Some ...
... Wednesday, Mr. Wm. Parkin, scissorsmith, to Mr--. ! Jane Cad in an. I On Sunday, at Rotherham, Mr. Thomas Ashton, wood- man, to Miss Elizabeth Coggon Mr. Thomas Myers J farmer, to .Mrs. Harriet Gambles. On Monday, at Rotherham, Mr. George Thompson, moulder ...
... Bradford ? Surely no— you are not prepared thus, as slaves, to lick the dust at Mr. Hardy's feet. I can never believe this of the electors of Bradford. Cast Mr. Hardy's ignominious insult to the winds : let him remain our non-representative, it he will ...
... the wife the Rev. Thomas Hervcy, daughter. BKarrlasree. the 16th inst., at St. Georie's Church, by the Rev Richard Earnsbaw Roberts, M.A., Robert Eaton Battye. Esq., of College, Oxford, 8.A., to Elisabeth Dennis, eldest daughter Thomas S. Cordeux. Esq ...
... Pases*, and Thomas Motley Weddall, both Selby aforesaid. Gentlemen, his Executors,and j all Persons indebted the said John Foster, are requested imme! diately to Pay their Debts to his said Executors. Selby, 23rd Mai eh, 1846. 245 MR. THOMAS PARKINSON, ...
... offer advantages that will not fail to be appreciated. Sold by all venders of medicines. Price ls. per box. See the name of Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London, on the Government Stamp Raising the Wind.—An ingenious fellow, calling himself George Nettle ...
... Peter Wiekens, Es%., Caeapaide Gladstone, John. Esq , Stockwell I. dgc. Hall, Frederick James, E-q.. Lincoln's lan. Harrison, Thomas, Esq . brook. I James, John, E-q.. See> ndary L n !on. the ltev. David, M..A., F. 8.5., Cambridge Terrace. Lillwall, lire ...
... Holme and J. Holme, shoemakers, Manchester -P. Brooke and E. Brooke, print works, Ashton-under. Lyue-H. B. Rye and T. P. Thomas, mine agents, Old Broad-street, Catl-M. Thorpe audE. Holeywell, brewers, Spalding, Lincoln-J. Wickens and W. Bird, stationers ...
... Holmes; Endeavour, Lighten ; Indus'ry, Dudding ; New Superior, Towell. Lynn—Lucksall, Thresh; Reubin, Annis; Sisters, Lee, Hardy; Charles and William, Wells; Julia, John Caroloues, Hebblewite; Odd Fellows, Skinn. Maiden— Providence, Cawthorne ; Mary Maria ...
... Watson, Edinburgh ?? 10 ., 1067 108 ?? 1 Thomas Smith, London ,, 13 . 177 178li . 2 Thomas Bond. Devizes ., 7 . 17 436 ?? S Jo seph Openshaw, Manchester 3 66 148 ?? 4 B iarbaraVaughan, Sunderland I .,4 8i0 ?? 6 Thomas Mayrick, Worcester I 1477 1478 ? ...
... Watson, Edinburgh . .10 ?? 1061 1068 1I Thomas Smith, London .. 13 ?? 177 178 ?? Thomas Bond, Devizes .. 7 17 436 ..3 Joseph Openshaw, Manchester 3 ?? hl6 148 'Barbara Vaughan, Sunderland I..8980: Thomas ldeyrick, Worcester 4 1417 14T8 ?? 6 A~lfred ...
... gentlemen Returning Officers for the ensuing Crofts, E«q., for bradford • Charles Norris, Esq., for Halifax; Robert Thomas Robinson, Esq., for ; Thomas Barff, Esq., for Wakefield ; and John Buchannan, Esq., for Whitby. Bull & Co.'s Bankruptcy.—Mr. Wm. Bull, the ...