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... MR. HARDY'S BILL RELATIVE T'O BEER-SHOPS, COFFEE-SHOPS, &e. Is - ._ of On Thursday, an influential deputation, incind- ex- log Mayors, county and bhoromuh Magistrates from~ the chief the towns of tile West Ridinog and other portionsi of thle pro- ~tvinces ...
... Manchester ; Payne, Eddison, and Ford, Leeds.—Thomas Game, Coldwaltham, corn dealer, May 6, June 3. Sol., Murrough, Strand.—Thomas Henry Griffith, Dowesmoor, coal dealer, May 7, 28. SoL, Smith, Birmingham.— Joseph Hardy, Nottingham, miller, May 5, -6. Seis., ...
... Campbell, Dr. Gattiker, Dr. V/urzer, Dr. Ingram ; Lord Stuart de Decies, the Dowager Oountess of Castle Stuart, Major-General Thomas King, and ', n any other respectable persons, whose ' health has been restored by it, after all other means of cure had failed ...
... Park-row. Bradford Mr. Thomas Stephenson, Drysalter. Doncaster Mr. W. L. Moffatt, Architect. Halifax Mr. John Walsh, 2, Waterhouse-street. HUDDXRBTIELD Mr. Samuel Stocks, woollen merchant. Hull Mr. Thomas Gregson, Banker. Otlut Mr. Thomas Duncan, jun. Sheffield ...
... 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 ...
... 29. Sols., Evans and Son, Liverpool.—Ralph Hardie Thompson, Liverpool, commission agent, Dec. 2, 29. Sol., Yates, Liverpo JL James Steel, Liverpool, Dec. 4, Jan. 4. Sols., Lowndes and Co., Liverpool.—Thomas Gilson, Manchester, shirt front manufacturer ...
... 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 ...
... laundress. THOMAS RICHARDSON, late of No 2, Templar-street, Leeds, Yorkshire, painter and paper hanger, and formerly of No. 2, Nilestreet, Leeds aforesaid, painter and paper hanger. H. B. HARLE, Solicitor, Leeds. HE RB S . HERBS. H EBBS. OLD DR. HARDY'S FAMILY ...
... Martin's- John Cropp, Esq., Oaklands, le-Grand. Park-road, Clapham. Thomas B. Stevens, Esq., The John Geary, Esq., Hyde-side, Elms, KUburn, and Derwent Edmonton. Mills, Derby. Thomas Gooch, Esq., (firm of John Tarring, Esq., (firm of Gooch and Cousens) ...
... 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 ...