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... complainant to return to his service, which was willing to do if the defendant would use him better. Thomas VVoodmausey, Robert lamson, John Nicholson, Thomas Walker, Daniel Sellers, and Thompson Sawden, all of Langtoft, were charged Superintendent Young with ...
... Bullock, and Samuel Hardy, all of Bridlington Quay, boatmen, were charged with being drunk and riotous at that place on the 9th instant Wright and Bullock having been customers before, were fined 20s. each, and the costs; and Hardy was fined ss. and costs ...
... Rev. Y. G. Lloyd, magistrates Thomas Hardy was charged with being drunk and riotous in the public streets at Bridlington, on Thursday the ult. P. C. SergeMt Wood stated thaton the day above named Mr C. Gray complained of Hardy s conduct towards himself. ...
... the There would be between two-thouaand three-thousand persons assembled to witness the proceedings, amongst whom we noticed—Thomas Clark, Esq., J.P., deputy-Ueutenant of the East-Biding, and Mrs. Clark, Knedlington-hall; Mrs. Menzies, Weodhall: John Dunn ...
... Stephnu's Church. Hull, by the Re*. R. P. Hardiusn. Mr. John Harrison, Market- Weigh ton. Charlotte, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas tamplugh, of Hull, form jrlj Great Driftold August 10, at the Pariah Church, Bridlington, the Rev. M. Tyle, Mr. Boulton Dukes ...
... procession was formed, headed by the Volunteer RiHe Band. The boat, upon her transporting carnage, was filled by a crew of ten hardy fishermen and sailors. The procession passed through the upper part of the town (the boat being drawn by four powerful horses) ...
... BRIDLINGTON. Pouce Cocbt.— Saturday last, before Capt. Prickett, Lieut Col. Haworth, and the Kev. H. Foord-.—Thomas Hardy again! of Bridlington Quay, boatman, who has frequently attended before the magistrates, was fined 3s. and costs, for being drunk ...
... is the only memorial left by the dead men:— Friday artornoon, lief-past Two cf.:lock. - Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, Jobs Hardy, Thomas 'tell, and others, took seriously ill We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...
... oversaw', whose body was found near the furnace .— . .Friday Aftentoon, Ilalf past Two o'Cleck. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, whvii TIM., Henry ...
... —Hobert hardy, groom, of Drillield, was summoned for assaulting Tamar Everingham, of \Vawne, at the railway station. Fined 20s and costs. —North Watson, labourer, for beink drunk and disorderly, was fined 55.--Joseph Maul, John Wildra.r, and Thomas Wildrax ...
... liliums, distinct varieties-1 Miss Creyke. Lilittui.-2 II Baruby, Esq. 1 conifers-1 &1 H Barnhy, Esq. hardy plants, distinct vsrieties-1 H Barnby, Esq. 3 hardy herbaceous plants-2 Ii Baruby, Esq. 2 atiiiineues, distinct varieties-2 Rev 1 G Lloyd. 2 new annuals ...