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... Thursday, the 3rd inst., at the Parish church, Shef- field, by the Rev. C. Thompson, Vicar of Elksley, James Richard, son of Thomas Callow, Ksq., of Woodhill, near Bury, Lancashire, to Marianne, only daughter of .John Faw- cett, Esq., of Brooinhall, uear ...
... of boot fronts, a patent skin, a side of kip leather, and other articles.— OMW Hardy charged with having, on tbe 27th May, at Aawa.ton committed a rape on Ann Webster.— Thomas Atttinson charged with having, oo tbe 23rd ult., at Hali- r.ix, broken into the ...
... H. Dutchman, Liverpool, merchant—June 18, J. Hardy. Castle Doanlngtoa, Leicestershire, cattle dealer—June 18, J. Mortimer, Bradford, woolstspter. TUESDAY, JUNK I. Stbvbks, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Oreen), Bampton. Oxfordshire, hackney-master. ...
... BirmIngham; ?? 18, H. Dutchman, Liverpool, ?? 18, J. Hardy, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, cattle ?? 18, J. Morilmer, Bradford, wvoolstapler. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. ST£VBNS, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Green), Bampton, Oxfordshire, hackney-master. STRONG ...
... BRADFORD. Representation. The Conservatives of this town are getting up a requisition to Gawtborne Hardy, Esq., calling upon him to offer himself, and promising to vole for him. Numbers have already signed the requisition, and among them several who signed ...
... Frigid Elba. brewer, Bradley, to Mim Aso Burley, of Lathy. Mare day, at Nortiratertad chapel, by the Ber.lr. Turner. MA, Mr Thomas Law to Mr. garah Harriet both agitator& Name day, at the para. aging, Leeds. Mr Joseph to Elm Lary both of Leeds. game day ...
... other articles.— Henry Hardy, charged with having, on the 27th May, at Adwaltou, committed a rape on Auu Webster. Thomas Atkinson, charged with having, on tlie 23rd u!t., at Halifax, committed a burglary in tb« dwelling-house of Thomas Williamson, and stolen ...
... ?? 1: ., oatg# ,'Ull? 1? 'II, ?? ?, 9Ye* aI,- et BlacGrLsn ?? adjourned quarterly meeting as of the Land Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris- as topher Ainole were elected auditors for the next six months. William Rostran and James Crouther bt' id c ...
... Geraaiumt —I, H. Blundell. Esq. 3. do., >, do. Bugle Plant*—\ John Saxelbye, Esq., fl, Mr. Norman, 3, Terry, Mard er ha!/ hardy PlaaU—i, A. Terry. Esq.. I, Mr. Norman, 8, Mr Hewltson Pansies-1. Mr. Bouquet —H. Blundell, Esq. Lettuce*— Mr. Jackson Lettuce* ...
... AationaRKn Stmnaph. ?? ., -. ?? ?? ~H. ?? I t BLscscaultN.-At the ad,iorrned quartetly meeting e of ?? $ Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris.; s topl Ai Te wete elected auditors for the next six J months. William RBstran aid James Orouther be consniittee-men ...
... granted by the Conn of iterlew, unless von.. Amon 1.. the euittnary on or before June IN. 11. Dote/man, Liserpool. inerchant.—J. Hardy. Castle Donningtosiesaltle de:dee—J. Moo Diller, ord,Wsx.l,tapler.--,l.lngbann, Liverpool. nimihnut lovatt and IV. 11. 1.. ...
... said that for about eighteen mondis he had been a member of die committee of a £10 money club, held at the house of Joseph Hardy, the Chester Castle, in Eldon street. On the 22nd November, 1845, Wm. Parkin, table-knife cutler, received £'10 out of die ...