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... Richard Hardy. Otlsy, John Fletcher, j John I. Muff; Thomas Fletcher, William Wheelhouse, Supernu! meraries. Pate'ey Bridge, Joseph Kipl'ng, John C. George. Pon\ tefract, Joseph Roberts, John C. Lockwood, Henry Hastings, Michael Johnson Thomas Moxon, ...
... robbiags, Golden Cock, Mr. John Waterhouse, Boot Shoe Inn, Wood Street; Mr. Peter Ratcliffe, Robin Hood, Hear Lane ; Mr. Thomas Kay, Mason's Arms, Regent Street; and Ir, David Naylor, Queen Hotel, Oldfleld Lane, Wortley.—By )nler, WM. SWALE, President ...
... stand of 18 dissimilar blooms, 10s., Thomas Taylor, Esq.; 2nd, 7s. Gd., Mr. Thomas Booth. Best stand of 12 ! dissimilar blooms, 7s. Gd., Mr. Kersley 2nd, 55., Thomas Taylor, Esq. Extra prize, seedlings, Mr. Thomas Booth, j Dahlias.—Best stand 24 dissimilar ...
... having been selected as the headquarters. The latter are expected to arrive to-day. Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill.—The following Yorkshire members voted in tbe division on Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill, on Wednesday : A yet —E. Akrovd, Right Hon. T. Baines, G. S. Beecroft ...
... Hall, Esq., M.P. for this borough. Leeds—Yesterday (Friday), in the Sth year of his age, Charles Edward, youngest son Mr. Thomas Riurr, wool merchant, Leeds—On Tuesday last, aged 45, Haksiet, wife of Mr. Ltd. • Croslakd, butcher. Leeds—On Sunday last ...
... Timms, Charles G. Turton. Shipley, William Sugden. Skipton, Thomas M. Fitzgerald, Thomas M. Rodham; William Levell, Supernumerary. Addingham, John H. Faull, Alfred Abbott. Grassington, Thomas Savage. Settle, Samuel Bowman. Richakd Bat, Chairman of the ...
... the meeting by circular, presided, and there were about gentlemen present,—including the Vicar, Titus Salt. Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., the Rev. J. H. Burfleld, Rev. K. Gale, Key. W. Rev. Rev. Dr. Jobson, Rev. H. Dowson, Rev. J. R. Camobell Rev. J. H. ...
... towards providing Fund for the Widows, Orphans, and Sufferers by the Explosion at the Lund Hill Colliery, on the 19th Inst. :— Thomas Taylor, Esq., in the Chair; was unanimously resolved— That this meeting records its sympathy with all the Sufferers by the ...
... conversation. On the following morning, at. half-past five,. Thomas Shillito, a watchman, entered prisoner's celhand lit the gas, and deceased war then, alive and well; but at half-past seven, when Thomas Blackburn, a warder,, took, prisoner Ins breakfast, he ...
... Lascolles. M.P., H, S. Thompson, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., E. B. Wheatley, Esq., F. Greenwood, Esq., Wdliam Rutson, Esq., Wm. Robinson, Esq. ; and that Messrs. Beckettand Co., Leeds, Messrs. Harrison and Co., Ripon, and Thomas Sinurthwaite, Esq., Richmond, Bankers ...
... Yorke, Helliflefd; 2nd, £2, Thomas Har'ohill Hall, c, Richard Hardy, Raikes House, near Bradford. Best two years' old heifer ln calf or milk. £6, Robert Birtwhistle, Skibeden : 2nd, £2. Captain Blake, Rdstone. h. c, Thomas Edward Yorke, Helllfleld. Best ...
... last, at the parish church, by tbo Rev. W. F. W. Torre, Mr. John Wild, gardener, of tbis town, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. Thomas Elvidob, of Mansfield. Leeds—On Sunday last, at tbe parish church, Mr. Harrison, carter, to Miss Sarah Ann Sbnior both of ...