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... Garton, by the Ftev. Allen. Mr. John Agar Huth, of Farnbro', to Miss Jane Gibson, of Murton. At the same time and olyee. Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Garton, to Miss Ann Eliza Wool, of the saiv e place. On the 27th ult., et Brayton Parish Church, by the Rey. Wrherd ...
... January, was fined ss. and costs. Assault. —John Blanshard, publican, of Pocklington, was charged with having assaulted Thomas Hardy on the 24th January. The offence was admitted, and a tine of * 10s. and costs inflicted. Charge agaikst a Publican.—Robert ...
... es. Dewsbury: Thomas Hardy, J. Morris, T. Talbot, (Mirfieid.) Knaresborough: Matthew Salt, Lionel D. Reay. Harrogate: Richard Hardy, who shall change once month with the Ministers of the Four Leeds Circuits, successively. Otley: Thomas Dunn, Alexander ...
... daughter of the late Mr. Walter Wilson, of the former place. Same day, at St. Mary's church, by the Re*. R. J. Hope, Mr. Thomas Hardy, grocer, to Miss Emma Smith, both of Scarborough. Same day, at Doncaster, Mr. James Barker, of Goole, to Miss Elizabeth ...
... North House, Fitling, to Mary, third daughter of the late Mr. John Wilson, of the above place. Same day, at Garton, Mr. Thomas Hardy, to Miss Ann Eliza Wood, both of that place. On Monday, the 24th ult., at Little Driffield, by the Rev. R. Allen, M.A. ...
... Shrewsbury, J. Exell; C. North, super. Driffield—Charles Hawthorne, Thomas Rigby. Howden—C. Carter, J. Tucker, R. Green. Patrington—Joseph Mortimer, Robert Posnett. Hornsea—Joseph Lowthian, Thomas Wilks. Snaith—W. Wilson Ist, J. Kendall 2nd (Goole,) J. I. Muff ...
... farmer, Scoreby. Mr. Benjamin Batchelor, brewer, Bridlington. Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy, farmer, Aldbro'. Mr. William Park, farmer, Bainton. Mr. Christopher Wilson, farmer, Furby. Mr. Thomas Husband, farmer, Bugthorpe. Mr. John Witty, farmer, Fimber. The ...
... approaching, on which they all leaped the hedge and ran over the fields. Attempted Highway Robbery. — A young man, named Thomas Hardy, while proceeding from Tad- caster to Colton, on Sunday night last, about half- past five o'clock, was met by a suspicious ...
... Dodds, as surveyors for the borough, and Mr Stephenson I and Mr. Thomas Potter for Bondgate. Police Coubt, March 25.â William Hopps, of Braf- | ferton, was charged by his servant, Thomas Hardy, with assaulti ng hh _ ; case dismissed and complainant to pay ...
... Interim Order for Pro- tection from Process having been given to tbe said Thomas Hardy, under tbe provisions of the Statutes in that case made and provided, the said Thomas Hardy is hereby required to appear at the next Court, to be holdea at Stokesley ...
... evidence of John Leeming, the occupier of the land, dismissed the charge. The overseers of North Stainley were summoned by Thomas Hardy, for refusing to relieve him. From the facts adduced it appeared that until within the last month com plaina'nt had for ...
... st, before J. M. Robinson, Esq., Mayor, and J. Brigham, Esq., Sarah Elizal>eth Siuithtield was* charged with assaulting Thomas Hardy and his wife, and breaking their windows. Defendant admitted the breakage, but denied the assault, and pleaded provocation ...