... long and painful illness, Frances, wife of Thomas Hail, jun., Esq., and second daughter the late Richard Hepworth, Esq., of Pontefract. Same day, at Malton, aged 7?, Mr. Thomas Hardy, father Mr. George Hardy, the Malton Savings' Bank. Same day, at Beverley ...

... Che3te rfild, Thomas Luke, aged six IJ n w . e ' gh i ?? ' 3on of th Rev - w - Blaadye. * i He_v^ e nl ?? W6e u' at Ch ? terfl e^. Susanna/ wife of Mr. nenry Allen, pipe maker, aged 27. On Saturday week Mrs Hardy, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy Stone gravels ...

... Whitehead, of the Shoulder of Mutton beerhouse, Castlegate, Huddersfield, was cited before Joseph Brook George Armitage, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., on the charge of knowingly and wilfully permitting card playing in ! her house on Monday forenoon, the 14t.h inst ...

... considerable personal attractions, was, on Tuesday last, ! placed in the dock, before W. W. Battye, J. SutcliiTe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at the Guildhall, charged with stealing ' a pair of boots, the property of Mary Gartaty, a lodging; house keeper ...

... mitigated penalty \t os. and costs. More Caution to! Cart-Hki vers.—On Tuesday last, Sykes, the informer, CttEgad Thomas Smith, before Thomas Hardy, Esq., at the GuSdhall, with riding in one of two carts attached, which he Wa > driving at Birstal*, the defendant ...

... the Rev. E. J. Raines, Thomas, second son of Mr. Thomas Smith, of St. Saviourgate, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Richard Smith, of Lord Mayor's Walk, all of this city. Same day, at Kirby Fleetbam, by the Rev. W. Lockwood, Thomas Laycock, Esq., M D , of ...

... Nona:, farmer, to Mrs Mazy Riley, both of bowerby. Ranee day and place. Mr Thomas Hardy, presser, Mrs Mary Aim Dower, both of Shell Same day, at Sion chapel, by the Rev Thomas White Ridley, John susitb, of itishisorth, to Mies Heap, of the same place ...

... to Threateners.—A Solicitor Rebuking a Magistrate.—On Tuesday, Thomas Mitchell, overlooker in a cloth-finishing establishment at Paddock, was summoned before W. W. Battye, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at the Guildhall, Huddersfield, by William Crossley, ot ...

... in Sntcliffe's | house,) were again placed in the dock at the Guildhall, . before Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, , Esqs. The case has excited great interest, and the follow- | ing were the witnesses for the prosecution:*David Shaw ...

... Inn beerhouse, Spring Wood, wa« char(red by constable Sedgwick, before Joseph Armitage, W, W. Betlje, John Sutcliffo, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., with filling ale to three persons, at a quartor-past tour on Sunday afternoon, the 12th instant. The defendant ...

... Sessions tor the Huddersfield district was held on Tuesday last, at the Guildhall, by Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs. Mrs-. Hannah Waite, of the Spotted Cow Inn, Beast Market, whose license it will be remembered was suspended in ...

... the next meeting, and the following gentlemei were named:—Mr. Greenwood, surgeon; Mr. W. Willans Mr. Thomas Hayley, Mr. Richard Dewhurst, and Mr Thomas Varley, of Egerton, The meeting then broke up. I The Crusade against the Publicans.—On Tuesday, 1 1 ...