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... made for Policies brought from other Offices. Full Particulars be obtaiued at the Office, No. 73 Choapside; of JAS. CHARLES HARDY, Secretary; oro any the Societies' Agents. ■J ** agents for Barnsley Mr. E. Bridlington .Mr, John Furby, sen. m . Elland Mr ...
... Barracks Ray ley, Thomas, Cayton fieftl ?? J ■ Horsman.Fli am Gargrave Rk-hardsou, John, Preston BarataH, Edward, Hull Hudson, Plubitijpiowsham Ridge, Thomas, Ecclesffield Cadman, Wilßarn, Wold Newton Hugill, John, Wbj Robins.. n, Thomas, Preston Campion: ...
... and Hicks, JV>hn I Hull, Mrs. Noble; W. Stephen- Cryer, Thomas Nichols and son, Printer. Sons, J. Robinson, Alicklo/'/','. T. Jenkins. Post-office. thwalte. Ilklcy, 3. Somerscales. Warrington, Thomas Hurst. , Kcighley, 3. ex.. R. Aked : J. L. HV/..-W.'/ ...
... at the Gas Company's Office ?? l~sIKoHLEY. AGENTS. Mr. Thomas Barker-Ofilce of the Company, Waterhouse- Street, Halifax. Mr. Joeph Fearare-Office of the Company, Leeds Road, Bradford. Mr. Thomas Vaterworti, Solicitor, Heighley. Mr. William lorublower ...
... Rawson __ George 5 0 0 Bey. G. Wright 25 0 0j W. Marten, Esq. 5 0 0 C. S. Wright, Bsq. 25 0 0 Richard Brook 5 0 0 Gsyt-orne Hardy 10 0 0 Robert Crossland 5 0 0 W.C. Hsieh 10 0 0 Jsmes Monies 3 3 0 ft_bert Nicholson 10 0 0 | Rev. J. Thompson 010 o GRAND ...
... respectable looking man, named. WUliam Fawcett, wu brought up on a charge of steding a leg of mutton, the property of Mr. Thomas Pearson. The prisoner was a plate layer for the Leeds and Bradford Rdlway Company, and on Saturday eveaing be went to the ...
... Mr. Hardy's house. On the day named, woman called Robinson was assisting the domestic servants Mr. Hardy's, when the prisoner, who co-habited with Robinsou, came to see that individual. Shortly after he had gone, the watch was missed by Mrs. Hardy, but ...
... Bridllngton Quay. .Mr. George Habler, gent., Nafterton. o Mr. Thomas Elaton, farmer, Lscrick. e ML5r. Harper Parrott, gent, Creat Driftiald. Mr. John inglehy, yeoman, Ryhill. D Mr. Thomas Hill, auctioneer, Driffield. Mr. Francis Dales, Innkeeper, Beivorley ...
... was indicted for liaving, the 17th December, at Aulaby, stolen watch, belonging Thomas Crake. Mr. Aspinall prosecuted. 51r. Crake farm-labourer, being the employ Mr. Hardy, of Newington, in the parish ut Anlaby. Ihe prosecutor’s watch was left suspended ...
... Harrison, and the prisoner's bundle the several articles were found.— imprisoned and kept at hard labour for six weeks. WILLIAM HARDY, elder, 47, ws.s charged with having, the 20th of June last, stolen one stone weight wool, the property of Richard Dawson and ...
... the gitrs~ illneaig. BaII 'ahf e- was refused.' ?? ICBuay.-A VsuAxc ?? 'CUT ron Fi cc-. fir, or seaRucrso' A RsAIWAY.-Mir Thomas Parkinson, a' os 7cotton manufacturer, and John. Filling, a, railsay ba, iir orehvbeen committed' for trial at. the 'next ...
... mnanded to await the issue of the girl's ?? :1was refused. , , - I BuRT.-A MANUF~ACUtREm COIMITT5D FOR ?? ?? A RAILWAY.-Mr Thomas Parkinson, a eottonmaniufacturer, and John Pilling,' a:'railway porter, have been coimmitted for trial at the next Sslfor ...