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... were present on the occasion Messrs. Thomas Mallinson, William Moore, Abraham Hiist, James Booth, John Brook, Jere Kaye, Joseph Shaw, John Newhouse, John Sutcliffe, (the chairman), W. W. Battye, Thomas Firth, and Thomas Pearson Crosland. The first business ...
... of influenza, Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 73. On Tuesday, the 4ih inst., ac Portsea, Frederick Siddail, Esq., paymaster and purser, R.N., eldest son ot* the late William ?? Rsq., solicitor, Oiley. Same day, nniv r-ally regretted, Mr. Thomas Hopps > Moor Monkton ...
... Alexander. John Thoma? (2nd). —Henry Pamels. John Stirraker. lMru/h (Cornwall)—Kdward Jennings. J Sturgss. 119—Gcvnhome—George Roebuck. Geach. Robert Lyon. Fnimnuih —Thomas Hardy, Matthew Andrew. TVum—Ed wan Nye. James I.aycock. 133- —Thomas Jewell. George ...
... vessels are lying in White booth Hoads, in the Humber, with the quarantine dag hoisted. Accidents.— On Thursday morning, Thomas Hardy, of Discount-court. St. .lames's-street, a pointsman at the goods railway-station, hud one of his feet crushed by an engine ...
... dent constable we appointed for the district. ten the previous slay die magistrates, J. T. Armitage. W. W. Bettye, and Thomas Hardy, Errs., met in the Guild Hall. in this town, to open and consider the testimonials of applicants (seven in number) furthe ...
... discharged on paying sa. costs, and Gd. damages. Magistrates' Office, Tuesday, Nov. (He Joseph Armitage, Jno. Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, E-qre.)—Unruly Paupers.—Jaraess Mann, a pauper in the Hudderefield workhouse, was committed for one month to Wakefield ...
... a stall in the New Market, King-street, and his wife were summoned before J. Armitage, W. W. Battye, J. Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at Guildhall, charged with violently assaulting John Harden, who described himself as a self taught doctor, ...
... respectable ironmonger in Westgate, was cited before John Sutcliffe, B. N. R. Battye, Joseph Brook, George Armitage, and Thomas Hardy, E ...
... of D.i..kendeld, from Hebrews tin., Rib v. After the tarries a collation was partakeu of dascisuol mom; at the of which, Thomas Hardy, keep, of linksgatm took the ehsir, and addresses were delivered by and AWN/Milt la Curses'. —On two sermons were ',readied ...
... woollen merchant, Roscmarylarse, was summoned before Joseph Armitage, B. N. R. Battve, W. W. Battye, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqrs., the sitting magistrates at the Guildhall, on the information of Inspector Kaye, to show cause why he should not ...
... Ratiocinating Defendant. —On Tuesday, Titus Townend, of Skelmanthorpe, was summoned before J. Armitage, B. N. R. Battye, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at tbe Guildhall, Huddersfield, by George Townend, of the same village, on the charge of damaging his door by beating ...
... ® children lament their irreparable loss. W,dOW aDd five Magistrates' Office, Tuesday, June 20 (Before W. W. Battyc and Thomas Hardy, MAT THE J-ACTORV ACT. Rates w inspector of factories, charged Messrs. John Eastwood sin! of Hall, with to fence off ure ...