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... remarkably — To Mr. Francis Cruso, CHEADLE we Mr. Thomas Weston, Tean. Prizes paid the first Monday after the Race, less 5 per cent. for the Railway Company. Clerk to the said Trustees. Leex.. seooee Mr. Thomas Johnson, Druggist. The drawing to take place ...
... FOR CORK. Barque GLANMIRE, JOSEPH BARRETT, Master, will sail in ten days. For freight or •' passage, apply to THOMAS HARDY & CO. ?tine 20—tf. ...
... Biiaa £. Wear law. Blr Geo. Baynor'a South. Hr. ShcHeld Balmfoatb, Mr Wol, Hull Board man, Mr Joaeph. Manrheeter Balmforlb, Ur Thomas Balmforth, Mr Blattbew, SbeOeld Mr Hr Bobinaoo’s Armstrongs Mr Bobt, Hawick Boyle, Hr, Stoekpoet Bardaley. Mm Silletaa, Hr ...
... 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 ...
... continuance of it in an aggravated form and with increased intensity. Believe me, to remain, my dear Duffy, yours very faithfully, Thomas Gai.wey. My dear l fully adopt your explanation of the grounds and motives of your resolution in reference to the Irish League ...
... whose name did not appear in the Calendar, was charged with having stolen a quan- tity of east iron from the premises of Mr. Thomas Scott, iron merchant, Penrith, on the i4th of April last. Mr. Drxrs appeared for the prosecution, It appeared that the prosecutor ...
... general demonstration of the Assembly by torchlight, and afterwards accompanied Cavaignac to the scene of action. Clement Thomas, who had also been suspected of treasonable practices, was wounded on tbe side of the Government. Lagrange was in the Assembly ...
... 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 ...
... et, Manchester, June 22, 1848. From Frederick Hardy, Esq., M.D. Mr. Rendall has very skilful y extracted several corns from my toes, without causing me the slightest pain or inconvenience. FREDERICK HARDY, M.D. Manchester, Nov. 19th, 1846. Mr. R. Rendall ...
... Anderson, and Carter. Browne, H. were 8 worn upon the The followin ge Ash, Grand Jury :—John Biggs (foreman), Thomas lam a Chas. John Baylis, Thomas Baylis, rick- Biggs, Tho mas Biggs, J ohn Burman, ott, well, Richar d Bryce, Willi am Burgess, W. Elli Ww ...
... Dares trem Ist C a Maue r 6 Birmingham Ww o Levis. 0 Loudun, 37 tot in toma 1 new aud sple first-class I ea * WEIN Captain THOMAS v PROM BELFAS pM. THURSDAY June 20, at o'clock + TUnSDAY duly 4, at lo Evening. ‘clock, Evening. abin SATURDAY July ky THI ...
... members were present at the adjournment :— r \\ Jackson. William tSp'rV* Lac Charles Krin? r\ Kershaw, Alderman tv Maitland Thomas Si jMeph Molesworth, Sir W robin i! , ker, John Cobden, Richard r>„„u o . •„ Dundas, Admiral Iff Ewart, William Spooner ...