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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ilrloy Jopson, yer, Diro- JvnIpr ost I tslcw Jentiistgs Burgin, Stcrsloal, BaildoIt, ad file Arlthr; Be,1ttilstleslessrs. ?? Hardy. Fryer, Siillito, Ages vn.. Iilcosherduicnker, Ak, eeris, DewlFir;t, and Fell; at Wake- also d fl y Nchls ,n StNons, LkSoos ...
... mitigated penalty \t os. and costs. More Caution to! Cart-Hki vers.—On Tuesday last, Sykes, the informer, CttEgad Thomas Smith, before Thomas Hardy, Esq., at the GuSdhall, with riding in one of two carts attached, which he Wa > driving at Birstal*, the defendant ...
... Lynch, the keeper of a brothellt York Tavern-yard, vas alto cotmitted for I trils at the as3izes, charged with havhng robbed Thomas Sadden, a miner, of 33 sovereigns. Tire complainiat had accomparied tlvo young worlsen of disreputable character into the ...
... Clias. Hardy, Esq., Lieut. Col. Pollard, T. G. Clayton, John Baldwin, Esq., (Mayor Halifax), Mr. Alderman \\'m. M'Cormack, E-q., C. H. Dawson, Esq., Dr. Buchanan, W. Stewart, Esq., R. Barnes, Esq., Win. Burnels, Esq., Wm. Firth, Esq., Thomas Broadbeni ...
... Doiicaster, to Mary, only daughter of M. Duv*on, Esq., of Pontefrrxt. On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Low**, to Miss Isabella Wilton, both of Darlington. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Riclardsoa, of Cockerton, to Miss Alice Harrison, of Darlington. On Tuesday, at Darlington ...
... Mary, daughter of Mr. T. Wood, stonemason, all of Ripon. Darlingtonâ??On the Bth inst., Mr. Thomas Lewis, to Miss Isabella Wilson. On the JOth inst., Mr. Thomas Richardson, of Cockerlon, to Miss Alice Ha: rison. On the 11th inst., Mr. John Campbell, cattle ...