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... Sheffield, brickmaker,' cert. —Thomas Walker, Edwinstowe, Nottingham, innkeeper, cert.—James Darling, Sheffield, grocer, last exam, and proof of debts. —John V. Bellamy, Sheffield, spirit merchant, last exam, and proof of debts. —Thomas Scaife, Sheffield, cutlery ...
... brought before the public. OLD DR. HARDY'S FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. The whole range of medical science does not supply a more certain preservative of health, or a more efficacious remedy against disease than old Dr. Hardy's Patent Family Pill of Health. They ...
... all of Clayton. ; On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas North to Miss Eliza Lancaster, both of Bradford. Ou Monday, Mr. John Exley, of Great Marsden, to Miss Mary ' Verity, of Horton.—Same day, Mr. John Shirts to Miss Margaret ! Hardy, both of Bradford.—Same day, Mr. ...
... HMo - CAsraBEnr., of aeson. tsat 5 ?? oyE l~~arriagro. ?? Yesterday, at Airedale College Chapot, Bradford, by the Rev. W. Thomas, Mr. ROBERT DENBY, Of Horton, to MioS FANNY LISTRs, of Alaunnighsm. AT)I Ott Thursday last, at the parish church, Howden, ...
... they brought the the raP etietof Thomas before them again. The Corn-fn nilsapisnters baiigsusequently urge d me to take the chair ane I ?? to do so, because they hadl agreed to re-con -Ie sider the appointment of Thomas. I also said that l I could not ...
... Bellamy, Sheffield, spirit merchant, last examination and proof of debts, 10. —'Thomas Scaife, Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer. examination proof debts, at 10.—' Thomas Wra. Stariforth, Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer, certificate at 10.— Francis Robinson ...
... —On Wednesday last inquest was held before Mr. Taylor, coroner, at the house of Mr. Wm. Btrketishaw, innkeeper, the body of Thomas Burrocks, aged 70 years, weaver, of Gawber, and Chelsea outpensioner, formerly private the Regiment of Foot. The deceased ...
... mine, the living at Batley Carr; that wasasfo monsy 'borrowed the a year since, and the only ?? him was honour. Dny I :naid Thomas Gosney.£20 onl th21to November: lie is ired a, friend of mine at Wakefield. It was for money borrowed the in May, 1853; he ...
... attention to the following totter and tes- s.timonial:I Mr. Hardy-Sir- Isave ~ ~~is Lascelle-hall, Nov. 24, 1815. ?? a r ad.Srohv enti day a paragraph in the Leeds Mercurti, stating that Mr. Hardy, farmer to Sir Joseph Radcliffe, of thu Rudding-hall, has ...
... h ~~~Caisvdlby a Sile andpainless operation. I a d lo htbe '-~usgan eenequllysucces-sfeil with a, meniber of my family, f THOMAS BEAUMONT, Surgeon. 12of N5 ?? Dr. Brereton, of Bradford. (2 extractedcorets from my feet svithout pain. I ran rptedet1 recommend ...
... Spangl,,d: I. Thomas can( Hineks, Penullelds, Wolvarhamnpton, Staffordahire.-Cias,23. Siliver late Laced and Silver Spanigled: 1. James Dix mu, Bradford,-Class 24 Lori Blacks: 1. Matthew Rtidgway, Dawsbury.-clas 25. White Bmu tems: 1. Mrs. Thoma~s Towoley ...
... 1856. t1 Vith esc be- 1J' ILL-HILL SCHOOL, Hendon, Middlesex. , t've CoMtrTTEE. S livd Thomas M. Combs, Treasmer. .end William Alers HMnhey, Esq. Hon. Members. set Thomas Piper, Eso. sent Rev. 'Thos. Bnney, James Carter, Esq. R Gco. Clayton. Jobn`Dixon, Elq ...