... AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE by the use of Okd DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINT- - MENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. SlB,—Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tune - by a speck having grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cures ...

... Swinton Park, Esq. George Hall, Esq. Richard Thomas Lec, of Grove, E>q. William Constable Maxwell, Evcringham, Esq. William Rutson, of Newby Wi.-ke, Esq. Frederick Thompson, of Sheriff Hutton, E;q. Basil Thomas of Thorp Green, Esq., M.P. Frederick Wood, ...

... On WEDNESDAY, the 12th Day of March, at Eleven o'Clock a.m.—No. 1 'on bail;, DENTON Thomas, perjury ; 4 ;admitted to bail), DOBSON John, penury ; 10 and 11, LONG Thomas and IVESON Charles, night poaching ; 15, ABBOTT Robert, burglary ; 17. MARRON Patrick ...

... the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Hardy for the defendants.—This was an action for trespass. After the examination of the plaintiff, it was agreed to withdraw a juror. Dodson v. Nutton. —Mr. Hardy was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Overend, 0,0 ...

... of the most eminent of the Faculty. Prepared and sold in Boxes, ls. lid., and Tins, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lus. 6d. each, by Thomas Keating, Chemist, Ac, No. 7», St. Paul's Churchyard, London. Sold retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Venders in the ...

... Jonas Bailey. Thomas Hodgson. Birkenshaic , John Tate. Birstal , Mrs. Lord. Wm. Daughtery. Blackburn , Jas. Walkden. Wood. H. Morrice. Bolton, Lancashire , J. Lawson. Boroughbridge, T. Stubbs. T. S. Turner. Mrs. Mitchell. Boston Spa , Thomas Nichols. Brotherton ...

... SamuelTaylorand DixonKidd; Driglihiigton, Henri Bower and W. Hudson; Eccleßhill, W. Smith and Wright ; Heaton, Nathan Firth and Thomas H. Hudson, Hunsworth, John Butler and Jo«eph Firth; Idle, James Booth and John Murgatroyd; Pudsey, Benjamin Houghtos and Samuel ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.—Caiuiflowers «pJ tuc.es that have been wintered under glass may soon h .. t ', out, selecting a sheltered deep rich piece of ground. if' good practice in planting out things that are at ...

... wood, Spring Villa. ..Mr. T. Washington, New Street. Richmond Mr. Wm. Cook, Messrs. Robinson and Metcalfe's Ulhces. Selby Mr. Thomas Cutting, Finkle Street. TIIE LONDON ASSURANCE, lucorporated Charter of his Majesty King George First, A.l>. 1720. FOR LIFE ...

... of January la*t. Mr. IIAKDY and Mr. JOHNSTONE were for the prosecution ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. BLANSIIAKP. Mr. HARDY stated the case. The prisoner was charged with the nephew, a child between three and tour years of age. The prisoner w a penknife ...

... sho a trespass in search of rabbits on th e common. The Rev . thee J. H. Sparke, W. H. Cozens Hardy, and W. Pemberton, tio Esqrs., were on the Be nch. Mr. Hardy was not satisfied the that Doughty was a trespasser. T he case was adjourned for me' a mootho ...

... Gardens, Yards, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, in the respective Occupations of—— Child, W. H. Holroyd, Mrs. Wardle, Hardy, and Thomas. This Property is well built, and occupied respectablo tenants. For further Part eul apply Solicitors, 7, Albion Street ...