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... 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 ...
... elaborate and eloquent lecture. Caution to Waggoners.—On Tuesday last. John Harrop I was summoned before J. Armitage and T. Hardy, Esqrs., at , the Guildhall, Huddersfield, by John Sykes, the informer, j for riding in his own waggon drawn by two horses ...
... Martha Beaumont. ni. Burl's, P. at Iluilderstield, s . 6 , 1., the property of Benjamin Steel. Thomas Lockwood, at Huddersfield, a deal plank, belonging to Thomas Shaw. Benjamin Scott (23), entering the shop of James Fearnley and ,outlier, at Halifax, and ...
... Mr. William Read, Bolton Abbey, farmer; Mr. William Seijeantson, Hetton, farmer; Mr. John Throup, of Rilston, farmer; Mr. Thomas Wall, Addingham, farmer; Mr. John Wall, of Addingham, maltster; Mr. William Wright, of Silsden, manufacturer; Mr. George ...
... ike the cork out of a soda water bottle. New Patents.âAmongst the new patents granted in June, we find the following : âThomas Burdett Turton, of j Sheffield, steel manufacturer, for certain improvements in j machinery for bending and fitting plates ...
... iron, at Monk Bretton, the pro- perty of the Bamsley Navigation Company. — To be im- prisoned for 14 days to hard labour. THOMAS GELDER, 42, pleaded Guilty of stealing a brass candlestick, at Barnsley, tiie property of Timothy Marshall. — To be discharged ...
... Music, Drawing, and Singing, pfror Prospectuses apply to the Rev. Samuel Wilson, * l 'l-NECK, NEAR LEEDS. CAPITALISTS.—Mr. THOMAS HUSSEY has been honoured with instructions from the Proprietor to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Clarence Hotel, Bridgewater, on ...
... fruits of the disarmament of two legious of the national guards and the fauboures, were transferred fens the sepot at St. Thomas d*Aquin to Vite crones, on Friday night, under an escort of two regiments of cavalry. It is calculated that altogether at ...
... 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 ...
... PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Vvlrt of Chancery, made in a Cause BCA WIN BURTON, the Creditors of THOMAS BUR- SRaTiate of Stntton Lodge, in the Parish of Tadcas- *° ii *h. County of York, Farmer, deceased, (who £•. the Month of Augnst, 1846.) sre ...
... Court sentenced him to be impri- soned for one month to hard labour. THOMAS WHITE, 29, was indicted for stealing three crown pieces and otlier mouey, at Rotherham, the property of Thomas Gillott. The case of GEORGE IBBOTSON, charged with steal- ing ten dozen ...
... miscellaneous plants, Mr. Ellerker ; hardy herbaceous plants, Mr. Coates ; rare British plants, Mr. P. llawkridgc and Mr. Deano ; punsies, Mr. Binks. Cottagers' prizes, for frui»s and vegetables, Messrs. Gibs >n, Jefferson, Hardy, King, and Stone- | house. The ...