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... under circumstances so public, we need have no delicacy in mentioning names. The gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, brother of the lady in question; the gentleman assaulted is Captain Bunbury, of her Majesty's 67th foot. The Cork Constitution ...
... half-past six o'clock. (BEFORE MR. JUSTICE COLERIDOB.) RIOT AND ASSAULT AT HUDDERSFIELD. JOHN GALVIN (35), THOMAS GALVIN (19). JOHN NOON 24), THOMAS QUIN (29/, were charged with having riotously and routously assembled together Huddersfield, on the November ...
... 2d, Matthew Giles, Matthew Godman. Richard Hardy, R. J T Hawkesley, Thomas H. Hill. William Hopewell. John Jones. 3dl William Jones, William H. Lewis, John George B. Mellor, Joseph Wood. Ebenezer Morgans. Thomas Osh me, Felix Pickworth, Alexander Pnddicombe ...
... Amongst the clergy and gentlemen present were the Rev. ■ffm. Morgan, Rev. Dr. Griffiths, Wm. Rand, Esq., Chas. Hardy, Esq., Rev. G. Thomas (of Thornton), John Rand, Esq., Alfred Harris, Esq., Rev. J. Hamilton (curate of St. Mary’s, Leeds, who attended ...
... 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 ...
... breaking and entering tbe dwelling house of Thomas Wbiteley, at Halifax, tbe 14th of September, and stealing therein some wearing apparel, twenty cigars, rum, Ac. The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Hardy and Mr. Boothbv ; and the prisoner was defended ...
... GOOLE SHIPPING LIST from Oct. 28th, to Not. 4th. COASTERS INWARDS. —From London—Welcome, , Laurance, Acaster; Industry. Thomas Fletcher; William and Ellen, Rhodes; Jab^s. Bromley; York, Walker; Bessey. Stcrr; Ann, Smith; wiIaOD, Masrerman; Sarah, Wonnald ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Thomas Oldham, tailor, to Miss Elizabeth Carter, both of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. William Brooksbank, forgeman, to Miss Mary Scales, both of Armley. On Sunday, Mr. John Thackray, to Miss Hannah Cockerham, both of Armley. On Sunday, Mr. Thomas Kidd Lee ...
... work, And we were not ordained his drudges. Howiifs Journal. SPRING. A NEW VERSION. (The following c.de to Spring of poor Thomas Hood, is certainly fitting apostrophe to the spring of 1847 :] — Ham. The air bites shrewdly—it is very cold. Hob. It is a ...
... Parliament. John Wood, Esq., of Tbadden Grange, the well-known and late respectable manufacturer here, and Gawthorne Hardy, Esq., son of John Hardy, Esq., the present member, are talked about as being the next likely to be bronght out to fight the Conservative ...
... Stoke-upon-Trent, W. Dean. Huddersfield, Bond & Hardy ;W. j Swinton, Mrs Glasby Dewhirst; R. Filter; Mrs. \ Think, R. Peat. Kemp ; Joseph Brook ; Henry Thome, Mrs. Mason. Re>ebiick ; Richard Brook ; Thornton, Wm. Thomas. Josa. Hobson ; Edward Clay- Thorp-arch ...