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... respect a princely one, will be transmitted in a splendid box of blue velvet, with decorations in gold. Important Decision.—Hardy v. Chambers, Sheriff's Officer.—We last week reported a case heard before the Mayor and Darn ton Lupton, Esq., at the Leeds ...
... )T- Prohibiting the use of masks, either by day or Letter ' ■ g the Carnival. Be eket waai ¥ ome sa y> The festival of St. Thomas a English cob Belebra ted with great pomp, on Sunday, at the Account • gC ' S l eVeral car dinals attending. strong feci; ...
... the late inspector. Even if he had no BeverleJ Tv- would P ut it to the bench whether Mr. WoxiM fa o snopmaa could be such hardy fools as that they Weights tnr tl ° pc , n snor> ' where anybody might come, stamp Were suhi,.,.r of a half-penny, when they ...
... Registrar's Office, Ladylane, Leeds, Mr. WilUam Hassard, brewer, to Mrs. Hannah Hardy, both of Leeds. On Sunday, at the Superintendent Registrar's Office, Ladylane, Leeds, Mr. Thomas Teale, mechanic, to Miss Mary Laycock, both of Leeds. On Saturday, at St. ...
... cart to be buried; for, though Buttermere boasts a church, it stands upon a rock, from which no sexton has yet been found hardy enough to quarry out a grave! And yet, the man who could visit Buttermere without a sense of the sublimity and the beauty which ...
... ; but it was said the fatal catastrophe might have been prevented liad the prisoner been at his proper place in the break. Thomas Curry, the engine-driver, and Christopher Charlton, stoker, of the train to which prisoner acted as guard, then detailed the ...
... THE DODDINGHURST MURDER. The trial of Thomas Drory, the young f;irmer, charged with the horrible murder of a young female, named Jael Denny, at Doddinghurst, near Brentwood, commenced, on Friday last', at Chelmsford assizes, and concluded on Saturday ...
... [Before Mr. Baron Platt.] Felonious Assault at Methley. Thomas Robinson, 30, was charged with having, on the 12th of January last, at 1 Methley, committed a felonious assault upon Mary Lunn. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Charlesworth were for the prosecution ; Mr. i ...
... watch on those who might be infringing upon the rights in question, and therefore it was not surprising that in 1797, Sir Thomas Pilkington had to file another bill in equity, to which however the parties complained against offered no resistance, and ...
... pvesout surveyed by Mr Smith 7,f Album-court, for the purpose of dividing thenYinW lots * ° f Hardy c. Clarks and Inuiiam —Worn Pi BI . rf eS2& Squire Hardy wooLstapler, Dudley Hill, newlKhfoJd K V, BUE f IIES -The magistrates' of the West-Ridin-r have ...
... rentds. On i iv DrnV7 P u ' d aggregate meeting of Protectionists WL^ tur «ay w^ kne theatre. bMnbs^ 0 belon S in 8 to Mr. Thomas Dale, yea rlso joint-stock compauies were registered ,jf >i; I f .; M -Peto \j p , , tin, ; 8 of thVv JJ , has been elected ...
... auctioneer. Mr Thomas Methley, Shafton, farmer. Mr' Josh. Nicholson, Ackworth joiner. Mr George Nicholson, Badswortli, farmer. Mr. Joseph Oldroyd, Keystone farmer Mr. John ltishworth, Ackworth, miller. Mr John Kay, Barnsley, bookseller. Mr. Thomas Smith, Knottii ...