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... seller— Oct. 9, Dodgson, Wakefield, innkeeper— Tebbs, Wakefield, dyer— Sept. 22, Morfitt, junior, Leeds, flax spinner — M'Hardy. Almondbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper— Oct. 10, Bowdler, Shrewsbury, jeweller— Lowe and Shaw, Birmingham, factors. CERTIFICATES ...
... George Cox, William Poole, c'* 1 *)) Wicks, Thomas Herbert, Thomas Irons, James Rowson, 55 Conway, Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John William Winspere, and Samuel Morgan, of the Webber-* party; Thomas Jones, Frederick Stone, William ...
... Mr. Cottam.-Open to all Eogland, gi l tion of 4 sncte or greenhouse plants: l, Mr. Kingol°1 n1 od G. Hodgson.-Four hardy or half hardy: I, Mr. Jar it n 2. Ds Saxetby.-LIcensed Victuallers prizes: I, Or. Kion$°g0 3 Mr.Atkinson.-Pan of 24 dahliasn1, Mr ...
... ; ami IIal!, official assignee. Mr Pott, Manchester. Fiat dated August 28—Pet Thomas Wballcy, Oskeushaw. within Drayton le Moor-, Lancashire, calic printer lIANDLEY Thomas, Brscon, dealer, to sur. Sept. In, Oct. 17, 11, at the Bankrupts' District Court ...
... 6d, and ls. each, by J. Buckton, bookseller, Leeds; Robinson, bookseller, Wakefield; Dale, bookseller, Bradford; Bond and Hardy, booksellers. Huddersfield; Hartley, boorseller, Halifax; Brook, bookseller, Dewsbury; and all respectable Druggists and Medicine ...
... BRADFORD. Court House.—On Monday last, tho magistrates fined Thomas Lambert 10s. and 13s. costs, for havintr assaulted one of the night police in the discharge of his duty. Yesterday (Fridayl there was no case of any importance brought before tho bench ...
... vOunty, the lady of Edward -FIDE L)tx Jit AAma C I ~ FINEST RICH OLD do. 34 On the inst. at OldLary Dail, the wife of John Hardy, Packel to lead to preserve the aroma. jun. Est. of • son and heir. eareVenf firidg, if dretireli MARRIAGES. frriat to itaxame ...
... Sessions for this rough, were held the Court House yesterday (Friday), before J. P. Tempest, Esq., John Rand, Esq., Charles Hardy, Etq., J. T. Clayton, Esq., and Robert Milligan. After reading over the names of the publicans, complaints were made by Mr ...
... entertain, ments of the day. The following are the succesaful compel.- tors: Dahlias.—For It blooms of different sorts: 1, Mr. Thomas (Have. Scarborough; 2. Mr. AlUnson, Killingtuu; 3, T. Rriekett, Esq., Bridlington. For blooms of different sorts ; I, Mr. ...
... which it is held by the proprietors is substantiated by the declaration of some distinguished judges of the property. Mr. Hardy's new lead mine, near the toll- bar, Glen Osmond, had been leased to a company. A lode carrying galena had been discovered ...
... 6d,and ls. each, by J. Buckton, bookseller, Leeds; Robinson, bookseller, Wakefield; Dale, bookseller, Bradford; Bond and Hardy, booksellers. Huddersfield; Hartley, boorseller, Halifax; Brook, bookseller, Dewsbury; and all respectable Druggists and Medicine ...
... policeman, were again brought up at the Town Hall, Ashton. They are eight in number:—Joseph Constantine, Thomas Tasker, John Sefton, Thomas Kenworthy, Thomas Lattimer, William Parker, James Wrigley, and William Winterbottom.—Mr. Newton, the chief constable ...