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... apring sown onions, Albert Hardy : cabbage ; 3, carota, English Coateworth : 1, dark fuchsia ; 2, specimen plant in bloom ; pleat in William Haigh : 1, butter, dark 3 2, cauliflower 1, wheat ; 2, butter, red celery 3, red Thomas Cutts 1, four roses, stocks ...
... ician; George Fox, the founder of the . 8 ; William Blake, the ; Lieutenant-Goneral Fleetwood, son of the J or Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, a patriot; Joseph Ritson, the antiquarian; and many mea of literary and note. Can no fitting commemoration be made of ...
... near the furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead men :— oF afternoon, half-past two Edward Arm. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Beil, and others took seriously ill, We all had a prayer meet. ing at to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...
... supernumerary, and died at Wednesb ury. in the 86th year of his age. Dr. Hannah, Thomas Spence Hardy, and Thos. Hall Squanee died in the same connexionnl year; also Alexander Thomas James, brother of Dr. James. David M'Nicoll and Valentine Ward were on trial ...
... viz :—Frederick William Thomas Vernon Wentworth, Wentworth Castle. in the County of York, Esquire; John Cordeanr. of Barfield, in the said county, gentle. man; William Hopwood, gentleman; Thomas Edward Taylor, Esquire, and Thomas Cope, gentleman, all of ...
... Correspondence. TORYISM AND THE BALLOT. To the Bader of the Barnsley roue. Sir,—Mr. Hardy said on the 'mood rending of the Irish University Bill, that the (lover:mad had for the last two years, deft Ireland entirely alone, and had been engaged in forming ...
... girths, Xiarriacts, and Deaths. MARRIAGES. HARDT—MICE err--February 14, at Bradfield by the Bev. B. Getty, Joe Hardy, to Sarah Ann Beekeett, both of litoekshridite. HOLDSWOUTH —Tmew Lisa --} ehnutry 19, at St. Mary's Church, Berusley, by the Rev..l. 1 ...
... FATAL COLLIZIT -011 Tuesday, mine, named Thomas Haywood died from injuries which he received at the Strafford Maio Colliery net Barnsley, on the Bth inst. The deeeased who was years of age was at in the pit, when • tall ooal too► plies and crushed him ...
... it out. Thomas Lomas and Massey were drunk at Hovland Nether Jonn Hinckley, Thurgoland, Benjamin Harper and Rebert Hughes, were also drunk. This lot pait and sts each. with 2«. 64. and costs, thweu was drunk at Kyhill. He got off Aun Hardy and Mary Marshall ...
... NETHER HALL, DONCASTER. HARDY, in again thanking his Fr iends for the liberal patronage conferred upon him, begs to them and the pai blic that the Duties of his Schoo! will be RESUMED on THURSDAY, July 28th, 1864. This Mansion, with its spacious and lofty ...
... Barnsley. On the 30th ult., at the same place, Mr. Mark Hill, butcher, to Miss Mary Hardy, both of the Rev. C, K. On the 2nd instant, at St. Mary's Church, , Mr. Thomas Atkinson, of Worsbre’, by farmer, to Miss Maria Exley, of Barnsley. DEATHS, On the ...
... Charles Sllvergood, Ann lienworthy, Gad Barden, George Shirt, Thomas Clegg, Josef h Petty, Rebecca Petty, Ann Glover, Mary Ann Kilburn, Caroline Wilson. Ellen Harrison, Fanny Wissi, Thomas Wood. Benjamin Allen, Mon Burkett, Henry Collurobitie, Sarah Carr ...