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... take the field agalnstl.Mr. Ainsworth. led BRADFORDa.-A requisition has been sent -to Air. Guethorno lide Hardy, barrister-lat-law, the son of Mr.,Hardy, the.;present., member. the BOSTONe.-Benjamnin Bond Cabbeli, REq., M.P., solicits .he rier suffrages of ...
... beloved child of the Her. F. O. Moms, in the U , «doy. 'lst instant, at Spocton, near Bridlington, ne« BridUngton, yean, Mr. Thomas Skinner. „ , vert Thursday, the 3rd Instant, at Grimston. aged 14 years. Frances Butler, third daughter ot Mr. BU On Krid ...
... ?? 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 ...
... Huddersfield ?? Mr. Thomas Pitt. Howeden . , ?? Mr. George Atklnson Knaresborough ?? Mr. John llowgale. Leeds .. ?? Mr. Thomas E. Upton. Malton ?? Wr Wim. Swaine Jump. Middlesboro' ?? AMr. Joseph Taylor, Jun Northallerton ?? ar- Thomas Watson. Otley .. ...
... 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* ...
... principal support from the larger donations and subscriptions of the benevolent public. is very cheering to think tbat enr hardy tars, when wrecked, are not allowed, in this great commercial nation, to beg their way naked and barefoot to their homes, but ...
... doubtful, if he came forward; that a ir, cenemittee could be obtained for him, If he retire, illis ~j secretly reported that Thomas Greenwood Clayton, Esq., he will be Isrouglet forward. Hils polilict, as a liberalo are lie ivell known in Bradford, and he ...
... 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 ...
... CATION OF BRADFORD. On evening, G. Hardy, Esq., and H. W. Wickham. Esq. the errors the Odd Fellows' HeII, and were them as two k and prelim far dr of Bradford. Their canvass is ; and if the are b tree to the return of Hardy and Witham will mined. Discord ...
... having failed to pay 25., in accordance with a magistrate's order, made a fortnight before. On his appearing in the dock, Mr. Hardy immediately committed him for two months. His wife came forward and stated that they were there a fort- night that day; and ...