... John Whitworth, James William Gregory, Thomas Selby Walsh ; Councillors, Messrs. Robert Crossley, William Keith, Aiiam Battinson, Thomas Bentley, Joseph Wilson. Edward Cocker ham, Thomas Swale, John Clegg, Thomas Mitchell, William Walsh, Joseph Broudbent ...

... Hipperholme and Mr. M. Robertshaw, Lighlcliffe. •** a. amateurs, g. gentlemen's gardeners, c. cottagers. PLANTS IN PLOWKR. » Ist hardy animal. C. Abbott, g. Ist tender annual, C. Abbott, g. Ist and light balsams, J. Midgley, a. Ist dark balsam, C. Abbott, g ...

... to James Holroyd. Mr. Thomas Ayrton gave a prize for the best three fuschiaa in bloom, to William Biuns. Mr. Eli Hanson gave a prize for the best red cabbage, cauliflower, and slick of red celery, to Squire Eastwood. Mr. Thomas Stanstleld gave a quarter ...

... troubled frith such paltry cases came before this court. The case was dismissed. TRESPASSING AT CEMETERY. Joseph Hardy (an elderly man) and Hardy Booth (his son), masons, living In Grove-street, and Joseph Malmnson. carpet weaver, I’ark-street, were charged ...

... Francis, John Whalley, Thomas Shaw, Samuel Kirk, Win. Day, George Ashmore, Ellis Matley, Squire Foley, James Francis, Charles Hyde, William Allen, Beter L >rd, Isaac Cook, Joseph Woofenden, Nelson Howartb, Joseph Firth, Ed. Matsden, Thomas Holdsworth, Janies ...

... there was found upon his person a loaded Minie pistol, four bullets, and some caps. On Monday he Was taken before W. 11. C. Hardy, and committed for trial at the assizes. Of course such event has caused great excitement in this town and neighbourhood, where ...

... James. Swiubrough Elwis, Francis, Doncaster Ellerton, Richard, Downholme Elgey, John, Barfortb Ellis', Thomas, Acomb Elston, Thomas, Eserick Eland, Thomas, Aughton Elliot, E-, Sheffield Elliot, Chas.. Ecclesall Bierlow Ellis. Matthew, Aston-cum- A ugh ton ...

... the defence, made a very simple statement respecting the matter. The town clerk, his sister, and Mrs. Thomas I’arratt, had been to Paris, and Mr. Thomas Parratt and Mr. Henry Hudson went to the Great Northern Railway Station, expecting their return the ...

... a ' , ~ l t *' .T' ne the corn mill recently erected at . -Mr. Abraham Hardy. Thomas Drake, William v l three other young men, had gone into the |.i-riuis,i.,i, of Thomas Hardy, the owner’s son, i, the pr.mists. The building is three slorevs room, ascending ...

... endowed by members of the Low- Moor Company, was laid by Charles Hardy, Esq., on Monday, the I9lh day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five.—Charles Thomas Longley. D.D., Lord Bishop of Ripon : the Rev. John Burnet, ...

... Stannary Hall; Chas. Hardy, Esq., Ordsall House ; Geo. Pollard, Esq., Otley : J. R. Tempest, Esq., Tong Hall; «fec. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury: Messrs. Jonathan Auderton, Bradford, agent, (foreman); Frederick Thomas, Bradford, spirit ...

... of September, and sentenced to months’ imprisonment.— John Pickeuiso, farmer, was acquitted on a charge of rape at Bowes.— Thomas Pannett, a lad of It, was convicted of assault with intent on Sarah Jane Hardwick, of Thorpe Stapleton, on the 6lh of July ...