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... BIRTHS. On the 15th inst., at Oldbnry Hall, the wife of John Hardy jun,, of a son and heir. On the 17th inst., at the Breck, near Halifax, the lady of W H. Rawson jun., Esq., of a son. On the 14th inst., at the Vicarage, Crowle, the'lady of the Rev Wm ...
... Martha, Loft ; Major, Noble- Ann* Clegg ; Amity, Wake; Susannah, Hardy; Fhaj.iix, Ojts. .Valdon ' Faithful, Jeffrey. Wisbeach.. Industry, Brauford; C. P. T. Fenby Charlotte, Sissons j Thomas Wm., Downes ; Isabella Acaster • Abra' ham, Lilford ; Two Brothers ...
... 2nd Thomas Maud. lst do. blush, George Braid ; 2nd do. Premier price, best tormed Dahlia of any colour, George Braid. FRUITS. Ist pine, best flavoured . Thomas Maud, gardener to Col. Tempest. Ist do. largest, Thomas Haud. lst grapes, black, Thomas Maud; ...
... 1- C lr S Ki Ma,,ha - Hawksworth ; Charles William, Johnson ; Amity Wake; Paragon, Austwick ; Mary Ann, Wells; .Susannah. Hardy Z ,f ••*«'». Fish j James and Francis, Bowu ; Isabella, A caster ; William and Mary, Austwick ; Acorn, Oliver; Eliz*. Crossland ...
... laid by Charles Hardy, Esq. yesterday week. The Rev. J. Fawcett, incumbent of Low Moor, and the Rev. Dr. Burnet, took part in the religious services on the occasion, and suitable addresses were also delivered by Dr. Burnet and Charles Hardy, Esq. The district ...
... Kirby Wiske Thomas, Newton-le- Willows William, Beeford William, Ripon Barstow Joseph, Tong Thomas, Manningham Batty John, Ilkley ?? Joseph, Burton-in-Lonsdale Battye Thomas, Cartworth Baxter Edmund, Doncaster Bayldon Thomas, Royston Bayles ...
... Annual (Hardy). Henry Newsome, William Hill, Pansiet (best collection of 12), Henry Newsome j do. (best collection of 6), Thomas Milucr, Asters (beat collection). Benjamin Butterfield. Stocks, John Rhodes. Thomas Milner. Marigolds (French', Thomas Milner ...
... Eastburne, farmers— Bullsn and Parker, Duke Street, Southwark, surgeons — Castle and Sweet- man, Oxford, drapers — Trivett and Hardy, Nottingham, silk- ?? and Brown, Coleman Street, hat-bnud manu- ?? and Co., Longton, Staffordshire, manufac- turers of earthenware ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bradford were held at the Court House, on Friday last, before Colonel Tempest (who presided), Robert Milligan, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., John Band, Esq., snd T. G. Clayton, Esq. The names of the pub- licans in the s;veral townships in the borough were respec- ...
... Market Street. KEIGHLEY— Mr. Thomas Watkrworth, Solicitor. HALIFAX— Mr. Thomas Barker,— Office of the Company, Waterhouse Street. HUDDERSFIELD — Mr. William Hornblower, Fox Street, Market Street, Huddersfield. WAKEFIELD— Mr. Thomas Nightingali, Broker. r~ ...