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... choseo, consisting thirteen pers- ns. Bebr-House Keepers Fixed.—At the Court- House, Wednesday, before sr.ua P.Laid, Charles Hardy, acd Robert Miiiigan, Esqs., Toccaas Be.i, beer-house keeper. White Abbey, for having his use open for the sale of beer, early ...
... of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield, was broken into. The thieves entered through the roof. Mr. Manly keeps a small shop, and the thieves took away some butter, currant*, and other articles, and emptied the till of the copper. Luckily Mrs. Hardy had taken ...
... BURGLoer-On Saturday morning last, some party effected ly an entrance tlhrsiugb the roof into the house of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield. Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and tire party having iy a manifest liking, notonly for those every..day subsiantisial, suds ...
... Driffield. Saturday morning iast, some party effected an entrance through the roof into the house of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield, Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and the party having a manifest liking, not only for those every-day subs‘antials, such as bacon ...
... assignees chosent were :-MIr. Ostler, Grantham; Mr. Beasley, Harston ; ir. R. Briggs, Grantham; Air. Ridge, Grantham; Air. John Hardy, Grantham. The liabilities of the batik are £108,234; available assets £82,842; tite calculation is that it will pay 15s. in ...
... Dawson, Esq., Hutton Cranswick Thomas Cape, Esq., Bridlington John Simpson Esq., West Cottingwith. obn Siggs, Esq , Clif. Robdt. Tate, Esq., Setterington. James Allanson, Esq., Driffield Jobn Holmes, Esq., Beverley Thomas Forge, Esq., Bever William Clapham ...
... Burglary. On Saturday morning last, some party effected an entrance through the roof, into the honse of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield. Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and the party having a manifest liking, net only for those every day artie'es, bacon, butter ...
... by The Magnet, out of Catherine, 6 vr s (Owner) .— _— 0 11 Mr Foster's br. m. The Brownie, 6 vrs (Fester, jun.) 0 0 S Mr Hardy's eh. h. Langar, 6 yrs ( Webster) 0 S 0 Mr Pi grim's eh. c. John Bunyan, 4 yrs (Owner) 0 0 0 Mr WQders's b. t. Cressida, 4 ...
... Esq.; Matthias Whitehead, Esq. John Rand, Esq.; Heury i Stephen Thompson, Esq.; Richard Thomas Lee, Esq. ; John Hardy, jun., Esq.; Joshua Pollard, Esq.; Thomas Horncastle Marshall, Esq. ; Wm. Aldam, Esq.; Edward Balme Wheat ley, Esq.; James Hey wood ...
... having, at Northallerton, stolen £1 18s. and a purse, the property of Thomas Rendrew; nnd William Fenwick, charged with having, at Stillington, stolen a shovel, the property of Thomas North. SECOND COURT.—Wednesday. Before the Rev. T. W. Mobley, Chairman ...
... -cELLES, MP. and a full bench of Magis- Mot- E ' r/tu'tratesfrom the Sheffield and Rotherham ll The S *v talker, Esq. John Hardy, Jan., Esq., ,rbe^ ere . RevSv.il. Howard, the Rev. Arthur Fuller- \ Hon-- 1 , pickard, Esq., the Rev. Henry Partington, Z ...
... 41,•kliatn. EN.. Kirklees Hall, Joseph Armitage, EN., lIKi ; J. T. V. hartim, Esq., Alierford; Ralph Creyke, g,,welitfe; Thomas Hall. EIN., Pontefract; J. R. Ralph, William Hepworth, Esq., Pontefract; Edwin Esq., Harrogate; James Andrew, Esq., Headingg ...