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... Edward Akroyd, Hy. Alcock, Hy. Alcook, jun., Vdm. Laycock, W. Ruddock, J. Hodgrson, John Birkbeck (Threapland), Wm. Brigg, Thomas Brown, William Birtwhistle, N. M. 0. Campbell, J. N. Coulthurst, J. Coultlurst, W. Coulthurst, John Dewharst, Captain Russell ...
... anuosriptions is about 900 guineas, ?? then ~y number of annual subscribers is 140. Among the Uteast n donors we may mention C. Hardy, Esq., COdsal, 50 guisVW r- C. Dawoon, Elsq., Low Moor, 50 guineas; and John &&Let I and Son, Queesnhead, 50 guineas. The committee ...
... persons, chiefly of the working Yj classes, present, and amongst the geaotlten on) the platform ?? wero the Rev. Thomas Vasey, Rev. Thomas 1Honcks, Rev. of J. Compston (Bramtley), Rev. John Kireop, Rev. Mr. WiI. idson, George Tatham, Esq., J. Jowitt, jun ...
... L55 man proceeded to read letters of sspolegy from Titus Salt, lie Eeq.,, tP., H. W. Wickham, - q., M.P., andi Charles I'N5 Hardy, Esui., whol regretted their inability to attend thre o-, meeting. He alco stated that letters had been received from a- Air ...
... sta her who appe ared for the prisoner, called the following witnesses hal uing as to character :-Msr. Thomas Butterfield, farmer ; Mr.ci 1-v Thomas Feather, innkeeper and ahopkesper; and Mr. Eagb- a las wood, brewer, all of Hasifax, whio spoke of the ...
... Which their sainctiosn usea t ?? unset- to ing was then ssdureesed by fthe aev W. C shinanl Mr. G. an 1-oare, the Rev. II. S. Hardy, the 11ev. H' Chiristopherson, 'n Mr. Uunderhill, and Mr. Feet, r; ,sid a yes' of thaniks was w ncaciinouslv accorded to the ...
... Police-sergeant Appleyard with having inflicted serious Brid 0 injuries on the person of George Hardy, a banksnman. with ~tAbout ten o'clock onl Satarday night Hardy was at the den this 'soccupied by these women in the Lays, and shortly after- at tl ~-wards ...
... DISTRICT.-In the Matter of THOMAS WRIGHT, the elder, end THIOMAS WRIGHIT, the younger, of the city of York, tailors and drapers, ?? Mr. Commissioner Ayrton,- Meetings to Audit this Assigoes' Accounts of the Separate Estate of Thomas Wright, the Eider, and ...
... RSoN, most of Ilkley, to Miss RACHOL CLAPHAMI, Of Denton. ENI On Wednesday weak, at St. James's churcll. Halifax, aMr. Wrs. TH~OMAS, auctioneer, to aIARY, relict of Mir. JosEPH BOT. Ha ToslLxY, atone morahlant, Idle. with Same day, at the Friends' Meeting-house ...
... Grocer. Morley, J. Jackson, Druggist. Bingley, J. Harrison, Booksr. Ossett, Thomas Fozard. V -Boro'bridge, Monlitain,lBank. Otley, Wm..6mith, Solicitor. - Bradford, Thomas Dlxon,. Penistone, J. Dranstield, Sol. Land Agent. Pontefract, W. Wood, Sol, ...
... horse, L1 lU, BEASTS. Mr. Richard Hardy, Tong, for the largest and best stock of beasts, e3 Ifse.; 6. ar. John Earner. Ptdeey, for the second best do. £3a; 7. Mr. Richard Hardy, Tong, for the best bred cow . £1l; 5. Mr. Thomas Uppleby, Woodhouse, for the best ...
... Ta] Wm. Shillcok ?? 8 9 J. Procter0 0 . i es Wm. Gill ?? 1.. I 3 J. Ducktwomth . . 3 0In Wr- Thomas Platt loot out) .. . 0 3 J. Ellis, Esq. ?? 1 col ~e Thomas Hepworth - ?? 3 1 Win. Boadley (not out) ?? I 1 rh. Byes, &C. . 5 Bys, &c. ?? Totels . 6078 Totals ...