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... Nloffatt. Latia.-Charlas Durciss, Joseph Davis, Christopher Imrnay, Thomas Tilstoi. Frr ?? Tilston, Christopher Imnray, Thomas P. A~rbhrm. Ardrnetio. -Willarm Jam'ieson, Thomas Morris, Thomas Lvans, HenryJohu Wotkman. JIremisrry;-Chriswopher Imray, Edwin Miller ...
... Lumley to Thomas Qiborne; ter evo B ick-road from Marg Benpett ;to George Kirk; t irs Byrorusieet, ftom Thomas Hughes to William Glover; th 19 Obeapsides frem Edward Jones to Phombe L~neh; Cock- of ko spur-street,7fgam Thomas 'ils jun. to Thomas.ills be ...
... John Robb, tri Mr. Duo, Mr. Thomas Lee, Mr. Thomas Hodgson, Mr. cc Jacob Hodgeon. WI DESTRUcrTION Or A COIINMILL.-A few minutes after P! ~5eleven o'clock on Thursday night, one of the men in the es le emly of Messrs. Hardy anid Samuel and John Whylde ...
... TaAor~nY.-Ani icillest was bout, at the Leeds Court House, on Thursday, Oa on the body of a boy. ten years of aeg, named -Thomas (we Piokersigill, son of Mr. Joseph riakersgill, Shoemaker. other on the 6tli of 2Xosrnber* the deceased, who had been ,aeisa ...
... Harrop submitted a circular from the Leeds board of fi W guardians, requesting the support of the Manchester board to S d Hardy's Beer Bill.-The Chairman stated that he had had the A if pleasure of attending a meeting it) the Town Halt on the ea o subject ...
... raised in heat should be pricked out in light soil under hand-glasses, in order to get them strong before planting-out time. HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEEN GARDEN.-A sloping bank should now be prepared and planted with runners of Alpine strawberry for fruiting ...
... of men on the a bI a last two days are not yet Stated):'- Ong KrxLuED.-Midsbipman Danmien, naval brigade; Cap. OfI hetain Hardy, royal artillery; Captain Dalzall, 93rd High. Cot is lnnde ; ?? Lumeden, 30th native infantry; Lieut. * 3 lo WOUNDED.-Sir Colin ...
... was Ralph Hardie Thompson, commission agent, Liverpool. peel Jmes 8teel, trader, Liverlust Thomas Gilon, shirt front mier, Manchester. witb ichard Bridge, cotton spinner, Chatterton Water and his I -- Dunoasaw, lanicashire. to C -] Thomas Jrmes Wilkinson ...
... eratious of the family before him - ~htand the only point .if the tradition I feel proud of i 0er- this :-tilne of these p, -)cr hardy islanders was renowned in the di& trici for great wisdom and prudence ; aud it is tiog related t6 sat when he w as on his deathbed ...
... Gd. ; second, 2s.-1 and 2, Thomas wa Ashcroft. a4 aurI Twelve best Dahlias of dissimilur bloomn, 5.a. ; second, net Sa. Gd-i, Charles Rylance ; 2, Thomas Ashorrft. dot Six best ditto, Ss. Gd. ; sucond, 2s-1 and 2, Thomas tha Ashoroft. to i CLASS IV.-SINGLEI ...
... This, of the of. ,i itself, would perhaps have becn attiended with but alight shis dt e~a nconvenience had not some fool-hardy persons, who must hat dahhave been drunk, amused themselves by terrifying these who Af the wre pad sing over by swaying the ...
... Byarly, oatton broker. able ?? Thomas D. Anderson, merchant, J.P. I in 0. Wt. Lawrence, M.A., incumabent of Sit. Luke's. also in John Alexander Wilson, M.A., clerk In orders. Bro he T. B. Forwood, merchant. me, ud Thomas Moore, incumbent of St. Stephen's ...