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... Audsley. and Mr ©abwelte.andof Three Warehouses or Building. »t\K hick ttaeof, in the occupation of Mr. Scholeneld and Thomas Hardy ■ and also a Piece of Vacant Land, immediately ?? forming t art of Brum&t's Ysrd aforesaid, containing altogether £u ...
... Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Chattertoo, engineer, to Miss Ann Boyle. On tbe 22nd inst., Mr. John Bishop, waterman, to Miss Ruth Whitaker; Mr. Valiant Prince, cloth dresser, to Miss Mary Clayton, all of this town. Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Best, mechanic, to ...
... Barker; Id Padiham, Robert Willtinson; Hebden Bridge, Jas. IC ?? Halifax, Christopher Shackleton and Wim. 0- Malude; Bradford, Thomas Wilcock. Rtichard r Barker was elected chairman and James Mann, secretary. On the motion of Mr. Maude, seconded lY by Mr. ...
... Barker; :d Padihaam, Robert Wilkinson; Hebden Bridge, Jas. Le Mann; Halifax, Christopher Shac1leton and Wm. M Maude; Bradford, Thomas Wilcock. Richard Barker was elected chairman and James Mann, secretary. On the motion of Mr. Maude, seconded y by Mr. Mann ...
... of-the rules of that Association. taili 1That Thomas Bell and William Dawson. be the ont lecturers for the Tyne colleieies for th ensuing fort- the nighit; and thatEmbleton,I Stoves, Wilson, and the I Hardy lecture for th4 same period in the ,Wear and ...
... of the rules of that Association. in- That Thomas Bell and William Dawson be the try, lecturers for the Tyne collieries for the ensuing fort- in night; and that tinbleton, Stoves, Wilson, and a. Hardy lecture for tile same period in thci Wear anid ...
... o'Clock. ' Nos. 44, Thomas Briggs; 45 to 55 (inclusive), Thomas Costellow and eleven others ; 57 and 58, James King and Thomas Kane ■ so' 60, and 61, WUUam Taylor, John Foster, aud John Dunn-' 63 Robert McGowan ; 64 and 65, Thomas Harrison and David (-7i ...
... Bradford ?? IMs. Joseph Farrar, Noe. 5, lKirkgatc. Corner of no, Market-Street. 3,-a - eigble..Idr. Thomas Wates-wortb. Solicitor,Le .A., Hai~fax ?? Mr. Thomas Barker, Office of the Ccomspany, sq., Waterhouse-Street. [adHudderafleld.Mr. William Hornblowor ...
... Ainsworth, Leeds Road ; Mr. Carter, Manchester Road ; Mr. Sagar, Preston Plsoe ; Mr. John Wright, West Grove-street : Mr. Thomas Riley, Preston Hall ; Mr. T. Hird, Hall-lane, Bowl- ing ; Mr. W. Whitehead, Victoria-street, Manningham- lane ; Mr. WUkinson ...
... RAYNES. HANNANN WALLER. Bs O the DEBTOitS and CREDITORS of Mr. re X JOSEPH HARDY, Deceased.-All Persons having any Claim or Demiand aga~inst the Estate end Effects of Mr. JOSEPH HARDY, late of Lepiton Edge, in the Parish of Kirkheaton, d in the County of ...
... The country along the Pheim mountains, for some sixteen miles, presents one un- broken line of misery and desolation. The hardy race of peasantry who once cultivated these moun- tains is utterly extinct. FATAL AFFRAy.MuunDEa.-The Clare Jomun-al of yesterday ...
... contain- 184f log Ace.~ Rod an U erchs, r tereabo~uts, situate att Bsr Clay~n V 55 lifrsoed. ntI n tie Ocupation of the said MIC Thoma Hal, Fo f~rller 'arlcillirs Pply to Wvit Mr. JAMESWHITFIAM olicitor. Waketield. Lot THEL, 1OYAL Hlk)t EL,. LEEDS. EXTENSIVE ...