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... John Cbipchase, cf Bedburo, Durham, farmer, to Miss Mary Metcalfe, of the former place. Same day, at Darlington, Mr. John Hardy, painter, to Miss Mary Thompson. On Saturday, the 2nd inst. at Driffield, Mr. J. S. Lundy, saddler, to Miss Ann Witty, of Middieton ...
... townships of Holgate, Acomb, X ar.Dton, Upper and Nether Poppleton, Hessay, Moor Monkton, and Wilstrop, bave retained Mr. Thomas Hodgson, solicitor, of tbis city, to conduct the oppo- sition ; and remonstrances to the trustees are now in course of being ...
... Sessions Court, Robert Hardy was indicted for assaulting Copt. Bunbury of the regiment. The gallantcaptain had promised marriage to the defendant's sister, and subsequently declined to fulfil his engagement, whereupon Mr. Robert Hardy, a young man of years ...
... 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 ...
... candidates. The following were elected :— Boys, John Thorpe, father dead, 84 votes ; Samuel J. Clough, father dead, 57 ; John Hardy, father dead, 56. Girls, Elisa- beth Baines, father and mother living, 115 votes ; Jane Shepherd, mother dead, 105; Alice Stawman ...
... very respectably filled, and the speakers were Messrs. Chadwick and Burdekiti, the Revds. Wm. Carlton, Spence Hardy, and John Ryan. Mr Hardy narrated his travels in Ceylon, and the other speakers urged a powerful strain the good effects of missionary ...
... and JOHN THOMAS, 19, were charged with haviug, on the 25th of December last, at Wakefield, feloniously cut and wounded William Carter, Thomas Gill, John Kay, and Thomas Slack, with intent maim them and each them. Mr. Overend and Mr. Hardy were for the ...
... Hon, Octavius Duiieombe, of Westerdale, M.P. Sir Thomas Digby Legard, of Ganton, Bart. Sir George Strickland, of Newton, Bart., M.P, Sir Tatton Sykes, Sledmere, Bart. John Agar, Hazel Hush, Esq. Thomas Barstow, of Garrow Hill, Esq. Robert Hildyard, Stokesley ...
... Newgate.—Charles Taylor, George Cox, William Poole, Chatles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, William Wiuspear, I Thomas Irons, James Prowten, Hugh Conway, Alexander Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel Morgan, were then placed at the bar—l 3 in all. The ...
... prisoner. — Guilty. To be imprisoned for out- year. Tbe Court then rose. Before Mr. Baron Platt. This morning, THOMAS BOYLE, JOHN SHARP, and THOMAS SHAUP, who had been convicted of a robbery at Leeds, were brought up to receive sentence. Other witnesses were ...
... Tyremsn. Leeds Mr. Edward Anley. Leghorn Mr. B. Thompson. North Grimstoue Mr. Thomas Shires. Scarborough Mr. Thomas Sellers. Sheriff Hutton Mr. John Reed. Sheffield Mr. Thomas Rayner. Mr. R. Dawson. Skipton Mr. John Pearson. Sowerby Bridge Mr. W. Ackroyd ...
... ) BURGLARY NEAR SHEFFIELD. GEORGE HODGKINBON, 27, and THOMAS HOBBIS, 20, were charged with having, on the 21st of December last, at Sheffield, burglariously broken into the dwelliug-house of Thomas Osborn, and stolen therein a quantity of cotton, five ...