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... Whitehead, of the Shoulder of Mutton beerhouse, Castlegate, Huddersfield, was cited before Joseph Brook George Armitage, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., on the charge of knowingly and wilfully permitting card playing in ! her house on Monday forenoon, the 14t.h inst ...
... Learoyd. Holmfirth—John Wilson, lst, John Hanson, Joseph Garrett; Thomas Hill, super. Sowerby-Bridge —Is. Denison, John Ward, lst, Joseph Binns. Todmorden —John Bell, Robert S. Hardy, Thomas Richardson; Charles Taylor, super. Denby Dale (near Huddersfield) ...
... fulfilled the duties of his office. Caution to Publicans.—On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Heald, of the Commercial Inn, at Moldgreen, was cited before Joseph Armitage, John Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqrs., at the Guildhall, on the information of Superintendent Heaton ...
... Learoyd. Holmfirth-John Wilson, lst, John | Hanson, Joseph Garr.lt ; Thomas Hill, Supernumerary. Sowerby-Bridge-Isaac Denison, John Ward, Ist, Joseph Biuns ?? Bell, Robert S. Hardy, Thomas Richardson; Charles laylor. Supernumerary. nVSI ) a,. c - -n , e ...
... Jam- Morton. M.A., Ashton, son of Thomas Bladen, Esq., M. arclough, Halifax, Harriette, daughter of the l ite Joseph Milbourne, Em., Sutton Lodge, this county. York—On the 15th mat., T. W. L. Martyr, Esq., second son Thomas Martyr. Esq., Greenwich, to C'uruline ...
... nutate ESTABLISHED 1835. - R. THOMAS DIXON, Surgeon Dentist, J ivLI 6, Infirmary-Street, (opposite the Infirmary), Leeds. . CHLOROFORM. T. D. reepeotfully announces tbat he has introduced the above q valuable anaesthetic Agent his Practice with gieat ...
... ore.,) Charles Prest, Henry Jackson. 2nd. ' East, (George-yard, Jtc.,l Thomas Stead, Thomas ' George Steward: Francis Derry, supernumerary. . fcv *RLEY, Samuel Brow v, 2nd, Thomas Powell; Samuel Ploo, supernumerary. Samuel Wilde, Walter Coates. th „° ...
... Benjamin and Michael, Earnshaw; Sarah, Wake ; Two Sisters, Khodes ; Alice, Askam ; Eleanor, Austwick; Prince Albert, Roberts ; Thomas and Mary, Thompson ; Benjamin and Sarah, Watson ; Sarah, Noble; Green, Woodhead; Kepeal. Thorrald ; Gem, Hawkesworth ; John ...
... (Waltham-sireet, &c,)—Charles Prest, Henry Bleby. W. Jackson Thomas Llewellyn; Derry, supernumerary. Hall, East (George-yard, &c.)—Thomas Stead, Thomas Short Beverley —Sam. Brown, 2d, Thomas Powell; Sem, Cromp- ton, supernumerary. Drifield—Sem. Wilde, ...
... Mayfair, ths lady of Lord Beaumont, of a son and heir. On the 12rh inst., at Odsall House, near Bradford, the lady of Charles Hardy, Esq., of a son. On the 10th inst., at Scarbro', the lady of II. T. Lave, Esq.. R.N,, of a daughter. HARRIABES. On Tuesday ...
... Company, and Insurance Com- pany of Scotland ; as far as regards J. Hardie. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. John Coutts, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship builder. Charles Gough, Manchester, ironmonger. Thomas W aid. on, Rowley Regis. Staffordshire, grocer. Sept. 8, Carey ...
... publichouse. They were—Charles Taylor. George Cox, William Poole, Charles Wicks. Thomas Herbert, Thomas lons, James Brow ton, Hugh Conway. Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Norton, William Winspere, and Samuel Morgan. They were of much the same ...