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... resembling influenza, and are confined to their stables. On Thursday evening the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, and John Thclwall from a charge of high treason, was celebrated by the friends of parliamentary reform ...
... Suuday, Mr. Thomas Lee, slubber, to Miss Dinah Dun well both of Beeston. On Sunday, Mr. William Wescoe, cordwainer, Miss Emm? Dalley, both of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. James Walker, mechanic, to Miss Saloma Wade, both of Wortley. On Suuday, Mr. Thomas Woodward ...
... they were annoyed in the usual way by the boys of the neighbourhood, and a couple of these tormentors, Joseph Dawson and Thomas Hardy, were summoned for a series of mischievous assaults. Mr. Brook's object was not so much the severe punishment of the l ...
... Charles G. Turton ; James Fowler, supernumerary.—Dewsbury : Samuel Allen, Thomas Dunn, Gregory A. l'agu (Mirfleld./— Knarebborough : Matthew Salt, Thomas Trethewey.—Harrogate : Richard Hardy, who shall change on one Sunday in every six weeks with the ministers ...
... supply them SS best he could. Admiral Boxer had been recommended to him to superintend the transport service abroad by Sir Thomas Hardy, and he had more than justified the recommendation. Captain Christie had been also ajWHihiU I by Captain, Milne a Lord ...
... parliamentary reform met at Radley: Hotel, for the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary ! of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home lor.ke, Join [ Thelwall, ...
... story to screen himself.—Not Guilty. ALLEGED MURDER AT SHEFFIELD. Thomas Jackson, 31, was charged with the wilful murder of George Lewis, at Sheffield, on the sth of July instant. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnston conducted the prosecution; the prisoner, who is ...
... AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE by the use of Okd DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINT- - MENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. SlB,—Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tune - by a speck having grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cures ...
... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low Moor, near Bradford,'' are engraved oa the Government Stamp. Sold by ruostrespectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom, in boxes at ls. IL_. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, jlateof Low Moor), but ...
... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low Moor, near Bradford, are engraved oa the Government stamp. Sold by most respectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom, in boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor A. H. Hardy, late of Low Moor;, removed ...
... genuine unless the words A. H Hardy Low Moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government ho^l d i 3 / 1 mo i B^eSp ...
... AW EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE . by the use of Old DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINTMENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. Sir —Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tmie by a'speck baring grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cares performed ...