... (more or less), situate on the East Side of Pincheon Street, Wakefield aforesaid, bounded Westward by Property late of Thomas Hardy, Esquire, Deceased, Northward by Property of the late William Puckrin, and Eastward the Estate late of Henry Peterson, ...

... lees) sits-ats onl the east side of Pinrhison-street, IL in Wakefield aforesaid, bounsded westward by property late of Thomas Si Hardy, REq., deceased, nonthiwanld bypropertyof the laotslhr.Williamn r- Puebrin,a cdeastwvard Ily ise esta~telaie of Henry ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.-- n£X t f e» n nS runners are in good condition, stock for f° rL = e untn v iW fl( * now be potted, and placed in a close shady fr« b y U« - estabUshed. Prepare ground for fresh pi** ...

... Otley—John Fletcher, John I. I Muff; Thomas Fletcher, William Watorhouse, supernumeraries. Bridge—Henry Owen, John C. George. Pontefracti Joseph Roberts, John Prior Lockwood, Henry Ha-tling, Robert Hare; Thomas Moxon, Robert Harrison, supernumeraries ...

... maliciously set fire to several stacks of line, belonging to Robert Denison, at Pocklington, on the sth of February last.—Mr. Hardy and Mr. Barstow were for the prosecution ; tho prisoners were undefended.—The particulars of this case have already been fully ...

... Alvunley bus also his annual subscription 4s. John Hardy, Esq., of Dunstall, Staffordshire, has scut adoption of £lO. Sir W. M. E. Milner, Bart., M.P., has increased his annual subscription £lO. 10s. ; Thomas Fairfax, Esq., of Newton Kyine, to and the North ...

... Mr. Murgatroyd to Mr. Bates, the latter was w much surprised at hearing from Mr. Thomas that certain cc words had been used by the defendant, owing to which ai Mr. Thomas refused to entrust his goods to the plaintiff. t ...

... closing of the teeth. Mr. Hardy : Would the symptoms you have described occur in hysteria ? Mr. Morley: As a whole, not at all; in part some of them might, in some degree, as hysteria resembles almost every Complaint. Mr. Hardy : Taking aU these symptoms ...

... during the last six years, I could not have seen such symptoms without making further inquiries. Mr. Thomas P. Tcale , surgeon, Leeds, examined Mr. HARDY.— 1 have heard the evidence as given by Mr. Morley and Mr. Nunneley. I agree with them as to the cause ...

... „,lv were sent in Mrs. Whilham. Mrs. ,uiLd insa.s, but took little when she felt disposed. Mrs. Jam Whithorn, examined Mr. HARDY. Last I resided next J, sue Jlis. trove. curing the oel'ure Mrs. Dose was tue habit of seeing her the Suuday Deiore hur death ...

... Outhwaite and Mrs. Braisn ..Y were ill the saile carriage wvith those killed - Air. Nicholson, - constable, of Tadcaster ; Ir. Thomas tobinson, farmer, of 'Willgate-Isill ; Mr. I'otter, farmer, of Ilazlewood - Mr. to [-lill, farmer, of Havslewood (and his ...

... In. the morning, after the dedicatory prayer had t 1,been offered by the pastor (the Rev. J. Tatterbfieslr), the C ;(Rev. Thomas Raffles, D.D., LL.D., Liverpool, preaclsed. In t etise evening thelRev. T. W. B. Aveling, of London, preached, t in the devotional ...