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... Warburton, to Miss Barker, all of Clayton Heights; Mr. Jonas Hardy, Miss Mary Bower, both of Allerton. On Christmas Day, Mr. James Firth, overlooker. Cock North Bierley, to Mary Ann, daughter Mr. Thomas Shepherd, of Clayton Heights; Mr. Edw. Howden. to Mies ...
... with having, on the 19th December, at Doncaster, assaulted Wm. Ashmore, and robbed him of a bottle and two quarts of ale.—Wm. Hardy Clark, charged with having, on the November, 1840, at Ellougbton, married Mary Whicker, hia former wife being then alive.—John ...
... Clapham. Esq.. J. G. Smyth, Esq., W. B. Ferrand, Esq., M.F., Thoa. Hague, Esq., Edwd. Tew, Esq.. John Rand, Eiq., Charles Hardy, Esq., Edwin Smith, Esq, Joshua Pollard, E>o.. T. U. Marshall. Esq., E. B. Wheatley, Esq., H. H. Broughton, Esq., John Waterhouse ...
... of typhus fever, aged 26, Mrs. Matilda Hardy. Thornton—on the 13th inst., aged eight years, Thomas George, son the Rev. G. Thomas, Incumbent of Thornton, near Bradford. Breartcn—on the 7th inst., aged 30, Mr. Thomas Simpson, farmer, highly respected. On ...
... apprehended him. He was committed for trial at the next quarter sessions. The Bye Laws op the Leeds and Bradford Railway Company. —Thomas Taylor, from Bowling, and John Waddingham, from Low Moor, were charged by John Dexter, one of the railway officers on the ...
... means as they may deem brat. Worod by Alfred Harris. E:q. Seconded by Charlss Hardy. Esq. Supported by Thomas Akzd, E?q. COMMITTRE. John Rand, Esq. B. Harrison, Esq. Charles Hardy, Esq. W. Walker, Esq. J. G. Horsfall, Esq. Henry Forbes, Esq. Alfred Harris ...
... Ann, Torgoose; Providence, Taj lor;I* try,Branford; Charlotte and Mary, Gouldin*. Spalding—Blfi* • hod J- Marsden, Knott; Thomas and Ann, Crt Ann, Robsbaw. Lowestoft Flora, Blakenej—Two Friends, Jarvis. Woodbridge Friendri . t ?‘° Emma. Ralph ; Newcastle ...
... Goole. Lime street, Leadenball street; official assignee, Mr Cannan, Birebln lane. Fiat dated Jan. 27—Bankrupt’s own petition THOMAS HAMMOND FISKE, Portsmouth, ironmonger. Feb. 5, at 11. March 8, at 12, at the Bankrupts’ court. Bote Means Taylor and Co., ...
... and 8, Robert Butler and John Firth; William Hardy Clarke 11. Henry Armitagc ; 12, Jobn Holmes; 13 and 14, John and Hannah Johnson; 16, William Uempi-all; 17, Thomas Hirst; 19 and 20. George barker and Thomas Routledge Raine (with John Breckon); 21, William ...
... and 8. Robert Butler and John Firth; 9, William Hardy Clarke 11. Henry Armitago ; 12. John Holmes; 13 and 14, John and Hannah Johnson; 16, William Hcmpiali; 17, Thomas Hirst; and 20, , r . , e ,,5 Thomas Houtledge (with John Breckon); ■it, William Sharpe; ...
... John Rand, Esq., J. P. Tempest, Esq., Henry Wickham Wickham, Esq., J.G. Horsfall, Esq.. Benjamin Thompson, Esq., and Charles Hardy, Esq.— Charge of EHjuggLSMEerr.— Thom as Newsome, of Horton, was charged by Wilcockand Cheesborough, worsted inspectors, with ...
... Jewitt; Agentra. Teal; Sarah, Wonnald; William Parker, Foster; Mineral, JJoble; Western, GiU; Rose, Arnold; Baby, Arnold; Thomas Bubboek, Fletcher. Woodbridge—Lord Uowick. Taylor. Wigbecb—Rosaline, Sheppard; Sarah Ann, Wiles; Betsey, Bartley.; Brothers ...