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... as. Mr. Stansfeld. TRUMAN, Thomas, of Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, July 7, August at 11, at tbe District Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Sols. Messrs. Leonard, Bristol; off. as. Mr. Acraman, Bristol. WATTS, Thomas George, Manor-terrace, Clapbam ...
... Birstal ten, in the first innings, they lost by 29 runs. Birstal 51 and 47. Principal scorers —H. Wilson c. Hardy 15, b. Taylor 0. W. Brook b. Hardy 3, not out 3. C. Morshead run out 0, c. Oldfield b. Taylor 8. R. Rhodes st. Senior 17, run out 2. Thos. Rayner ...
... Fay-gun ..3 log before wicket 2 »V. c. and h. lardy b. M .cheil 1 J. run out. b. Machell 11. Wilson, c. Hardy 1.5 b. Taylor W. Brooke, b. Hardy not out 3 C. Morsiiead, run out c. Ulddeld b J. Preston, Faygm 2 Faygan 1 It. st. Senior 17 runout T. Itayner ...
... July 7 and August 5, at 11, at tleeCourtofBauskruptcy, Bristol,-Sol. Leonard, Bristol.-Official a-signee. Acramans. WATTS Thomas (George, of Massor-terrace, Clapham, coal merchanet, a to sur. Jucly3, at 11. and August 1, at 1.-Sol. Shepherd, Clifford'- ...
... l, and verdict accordingly was returned. J At the West Riding Court, ou Thursday, three boys named James Alderson, Samuel Hardy, and Squire Stephens | were charged with being together for an unlawful purpose at dross neap at Low Moor—their object being ...
... C~ampbell, Dr. frattikccr. Dr. Wurzer, Dr. Ingrarn. Jord astuart de Dectea. the Dow~ager Counutess of Castlostuart, SIl jor ?? Thomas K~ing. and ma~ny oiher respectable lersosis, wh~lose health has been restored by it, after oil utber niesno of ealre hand ...
... committee for managing the peace rejoicings in Otley, met tt the rate office, Monday evening last, to examine the accounts of Mr. Thomas Metcalfe, the treasurer, from which it appeared that the receipts from subscriptions amounted to £6O. fid., whilst the expenditure ...
... parish church, Mr. SAMUEL HOBSON, forge I nan, Miss SAKAU LIVERSEOOE, both Hunslot. Leeds—On Sunday iast, the parish church, Mr THOMAS WOODROFFE, bolt maker, of Holbeck, Miss JANE WINDHAM, of Leeds—On Sunday last, the parish church, Mr. BENJAMIN MORTIMER, clothier ...
... Gibson, oue of the curates of the place, Mrs. Saltmarshe, which would endure long and prove useful many (witness's)' son Thomas laid across the hid, the prisoner ID e ' te efficient staff - and on the 24th of next month deputation), and the Kcv. Wm. ...
... John. Johnson 'Pe Hannah, and CaYford Thomas. robbery; 15. Hfelliwell Edwin, cutting, and wounding and burglary; 16, Kennedy Peter. robb--ry; 17. Browie es, Catherine, robbery; 18. Finley Eslen. robbery; 48. Hirst Thomas, Al onl burglary ; 27, Quigley Miebasl ...
... defence, this prisoner said- Id I did not send the letters. He was then conenitted for trial at the assizes. SH OPLIFINGc.-Thomas Kirkwood, a young man, was charged at the Leeds Court-house, on Thursday, with rstealing a fur cap from the shop of Mr. Granger ...
... re- fereucrs as3 to charaeter. c., of good s anl hah bad some ex- perience in lbs line. Address B. C., cr.re of Mr. Waters Hardy, Book- seller, Huddersfield. ?? ti- OP~S.-A Young MsnAll of experience ard connexion, is open to t ani t NGAGEHEN'tas TRA ...