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... 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 ...
... Miss Mary Ann Gargin. On Monday, at Horton-lane Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. J. R. Campbell, Mr. Thomas Crossley, of Newcastle, to Miss Sarah Rebecca Hardy, of Bradford. On Monday, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. Canon Harrison, Mr ...
... unless the words A. H. Hardy, ' Low-moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government Stamp wrapped round each box. Sold by aU Patent Medicine Venders in the Kingdom, at ls. IJd. , and 2s. 3d. per box. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, late of Low* moor, ...
... table-covers, the property of Mrs. Ann Thomas. The prisoner had been employed by the prosecutrix as an occasional charwoman m her house in John-street, and while so employed had carried off the articles named. Mrs. Thomas had lostseveral other articles, and ...
... names on our Prospectus as Referees: — Mr. Richard Bissington, Briggate. Leeds. Mr. John Barraclough, Briggate, Leeds. Mr. Thomas Bell, Boar-lane, Leeds. Messrs. Henry Ibbotson and Co., Rusatl Street, Leeds. Mr. Matthew Johnson, 8, Park-row, Leeds. Messrs ...
... his collar bone. Superstition. The Richest Lead Mine Ehgland.— An Eyam correspondent of the Sheffield Times says :—Among the hardy miners of this district there is inkling of superstition in connection with working of mines. The far-famed Dusty-pit, the ...
... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low-moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government Stamp wrapped round each box. Sold by all Patent Medicine Venders in the Kingdom, at ls. ljd. and 2s. 3d. per box. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, late of Lowmoor, but ...
... and S. Musgrave, Leeds * * SUBSCRIPTIONS INCREASED. Messrs. and Whiting, Leeds., from *2 2 0 to 3 BENEFACTIONS. Messrs. Thomas and Frederick Kirklty, Leeds 21 0 0 Per Mr. Richard Townsley, Jun., Leeds, being tbe contents of purse found by him, and kindly ...
... J oepih. Danderlale J. Mtoss Maitthew. Wade Join1. Elii. Wm. Neill John. Watson hliarles. Edhlison Edwin. Nellist Thomas. Watson Thomas.. *Gresham H. 0Nertoni David. Whalley liroij. Gartsidle Robt. Nichols W*m. Weli- ter Abo. Gaunt Ileorge. ,Nussey Olsadials ...
... having for its ' object the equitable adjustment of the question of Church it Rates. o I am ill favour of the principle of Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill, v bht I think due provision should be made for the protection Is of existing interests. I Permit Inc to urge upon ...
... Ferns, W. Chadwick, at sr Jelit Sampson, 11. L. Route, Thomas M'Intyre, J. Barnes, tli C. Crabtree, J. 0. Butler, A. ?? D. Leather, Thomas ?? Adphillip.s William Bousfield, Martin Cawood, Thomas at at Harding, Joseph Wright, John Cross, and T. Simpson ...
... kindly consented to act as treasurer pro tern. Mr. Hardy's Beer Bill—Little bills sometimes confer temporary greatness upon their authors, even though they be defeated. Among this class must Mr. Hardy be placed. He and those with whom he acted no doubt ...