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... 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.'/ ...
... and Hicks, John Hull, Mrs. Xoble; AY. Stephen- Crycr, Thomas X'ichols and son, Printer. Sons, J. Robinson, Mickle- Idle, T. Jenkins, Post-office. thwaite. Jlklcy, J. Somerscales. Warrington, Thomas Hurst Keighley, J. &. R. Aked ;.J. L. Wclhcrby, Sinclair ...
... Company, was committed to take his trial for stealing a leg of mutton on the previous Saturday night, from the shop of Mr. Thomas Pearson, butcher. The prisoner, it was proved, went to the shop, and the prosecutor being busy, the prisoner coolly took up ...
... MelUiam, Jon. and Edward I Scholeficld; Clough ; Dale. Battye. Bramhopc, T. Jenkins. Middlesbro', J. Richardson. Bramlcy, Thomas Trickctt. MilUiridge, J. Cowburn, J. Bridlington, John Furby; p. Chadwick. | Hickson. Mirfield, G. Kershaw, i Brigkouse, J ...
... Bradford; Robert Milbgan, Esq. (Mayor of Bradford) Ac aeia Hrmsc, Bradford. «■«■ -- TT a to Ar Shkffikld, on the 10th inst.-Thomas Hardy, Esq., of s>rksgate, Huddcrsfield; Jonathan Peel, of Hodder Bank, Pocket Picking during the Execution of Reid. On Monday ...
... Huddersfield, and will also attend Private Families there, or in the Neighbourhood. Application may be made to Messrs. Bond & Hardy, Booksellers, Huddersfield, or to Mr. Willis, Wodffhouse-Square, St. George's, Leeds. INSTITUTION. \ IF a Class of Twelve Pupils ...
... / V, I, m , _ Parkinson; Wm. Cooke • J Firth R_ burn • W °.fo h senh W Lund ? W - organist. JenU Ti nS -, J. Richardson. Thomas Tnckott. Millbridoc, J. Cowburn, J. '.r'T'''' 1 ' John Fwby; S. Chadwick. iiickson. Mirfiekt, G. Kershaw. - J Noble :E- ...
... . —On Tuesday last, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near Kirkburton, who has just been placed on the commission of the peace, took his seat for the first time on the Huddersfield bench of magistrates at the Guildhall. Mr. Hardy is a radical in politics ...
... Coat of Treves, Fables, Allegories, and Poems, by George Searle Phillips.— London: John Chapman ; Huddersfield : Bond and Hardy. The whole contents of this little publication, prose and poetry alike, are pervaded by genuine poetic feeling, and exhibit ...
... and Hicks, John Hull, Mrs. Noble; W. Stephen- Cryer, Thomas Nichols and son, Printer. Sons, J. Robinson, Micklelille, T. Jenkins, Post-office. thwaite. llkleii, J. Somerscales. Warrington, Thomas Hurst. Kei'ihku, J. &. R. Aked J. L. Wdlwrbg, Sinclair ...
... 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 ...
... poacher, was on Tuesday last, summoned before J. irmitage, B. iS. R. Battye, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs,, at tbe Guildhall, Huddersfield, by Robert Bell, gamekeeper to Thomas Firth, Esq., of Toothill,on the charge of poaching game on Mr. Firth's manor. The ...