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... C H VJ FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE'S PARK. Under the patronage of WILLIAM RAND, Esq., Mayor; H. W. Wickhani, Esq. Chas. Hardy, Esq. Henry' Forbes, Esq X. G. Clayton, Esq. T. Horsfall, Esq. Titus Salt, Esq. and 8. Smith, Esq. BRADFORD AND DISTRICT against ...
... Haytiau governments had been amicably settled. Coffee was scarce, and logwood had advanced to $40 per hundred. Accounts from St. Thomas to the 21st ult. are devoid of interest. Our advices from the city of Mexico extend to the 16th ult. The legislature was to ...
... of kMfo,.,i , a greater degree of comfort than ever was known iv H ot kii w b «ore. (Hear, hear.) Let us congratulate our hardi» c,| u>i .. per atives, for they are peculiarly interested in this (1- Their comforts have been well cared for ; by far the ...
... knowledge.of music, a good voice, and that his views are Hookerian. Capture of a Salmon by a Veteran Angler. — Last week, Mr. Thomas Robley, of Burnriggs, 73 years of age, landed with his farewell line, on the pebbiv shore, a salmon weighing eighteen pounds ...
... Lawton, Ashton-under-Lyno ; Thomas Marling, Stroud; M. R indoing, France; Laon Saaiorloff, Russia; P. Schuller, Austria; Arm Smonis, Belgium. Associate Jurors.—Joseph Barnes, Leeds ; Joseph Bateson, Leeds ; Bernoville, Paris ; Thomas Dewhirst, Bradford ; BcnUmin ...
... A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF I FOUR YEARS' STANDING, i Extract of a Letter from Mr. William Smith, of No. 5, Little Thomas- ! street, Gibson-street, Lambeth, dated Dec.l2th, 1849. To Professor Holluway. Sir,—l beg to inform you that for aearly five ...
... singsong of that theosophico-metapliysical monotony left on you, at last, a very dreary feeling.— Thomas Carlyle's Life of Sterling. Trapper Life. —Those rude and hardy men, hunters and traders, scouts and guides, who ranged the woods beyond the English borders ...
... On Friday week, at Shipley, Mr. Henry Hatfield f Miss Ada, daughter of Mr. Hardy Woodlands, Nor*£ frc^i On Thursday, at Queen-street chapol, Leeds, by to William Guest, Mr. Thomas Dodds, teacher of m v o e v. Eliza Wood, both of Leeds. , w On Sunday, at ...
... seof matrimonial misery might then bebanishedfrom our land, and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorousspirits of the olden time. — Chronicle. Published by the Author ;sold also insealedenvelopes .hy Gilbert 49, Pat ...
... rally useful Prepared from the only original and genuine recipe in the possession of the late Messrs. Mellins of Halifax, by THOMAS IL GARLICK, Pharmaceutical Chemist, HALIFAX, whose signature is on the government Stamp—to imitate which is forgery; and sold ...
... playing at cards in his house at twelve o'clock on tho sth of Nov. Be Careful .with Constables. Thomas Sutrdiffe, of Warley, was fined 30s. for assaulting Thomas Booth, a constable. It appeared that the defendant was drunk and very disorderly, for besides ...
... 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 ...