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... The Beam all Tragedy.—Hardy's Farm was the scene, on Tuesday and Wednesday, of sale auction, by Mr. Brady, of all the live and dead stock, cereal crops, hay, farming implements, household furniture, and other effects, of the late Mr. James Henderson. ...
... . Cousex. 15, Rirkgate W, IL. BLACKBURN,IS, Market-st FAX. D, Wrtsox, North Bridge ¥, Kino, Northgate ¢, Union-street W, HARDY, 6, Market place :’. CHAPMAN, la‘“mn . LITTLEW#OD, Brow J. Bars Tow, Cm:KiM A. PaLMer, New-street H. Roesucx, King-street J ...
... November 1, 1851. To Mr. Thomas Walker. Sir, —In reference to your Stoves, I know, from six years' experience, that they are the safest, most cleanly, and economical that can be used. —H.Hardy, Northampton, Novembers, 1851. To Mr. Thomas Walker. WALKER'S ...
... Newsholme. Jam** Old-eld. Be jamtn Lord. J . Ogden and Co. James Thompson. William Bates, Pro Richd. Hill, R. Hill. Thomas Nicholl. T. T. Thomas. Isaac Wilson. John Shacklston and Son. Wayman, Scarborough, fe Co. Chas. Empsall. Johnson and HaU. Winter and ...
... PraLicaxs,—On Thursday, in the Court ! of West Riding Malgistratu at Bradford, before J. Pol- | lard, Esq., T. Horsfall, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq, W. Hors- | fall, Esq., W. Walker, Esq., and Captain Pollard ; four publicans, namely, Thos. Green, David Thornton, Isaiah ...
... and well diffused. The self-feeding principle saves much annoyance and trouble.—Edward Pixm \h M.RC.P. To Mr. Thomas Walker. To Mr. Thomas Walker.—Sir,—l am higLly satisfied with your * Self-Feeding stove ;' it burns sixteen hours without atten■ tion ...
... diffused. The self-feeding 'O principle saves much annoyance and trouble.—Edward PITMAM, ES M.R.C.P. To Mr. Thomas Walker. le To Mr. Thomas Walker.—Sir,—l am highly satisfied with je your ' Self-Feeding .->tove ;' it burns sixteen hours without attention ...
... out, would not have the effect which Mr. Hardy supposed. Mr. TEW proposed two additional names to the committee of visitors of the West Riding Lunatic Asylum, namely, T. H. Holdsworth, Esq., of Belle Vue, and Thomas Foljambe, Esq., both gentlemen residing ...
... Thomes -Biglaud, geat., to be Assistaut- Surgeon, vice Clark, resigned.—3d Regiment (Light Tafautry) of West York Militia, Thomas Bolger, geat,, to be Ensigr; vice William Goodwan Gatliff, promoted. Mewixe or Tie ProwisioNar CoMMITIED OF THE Wess-Riping ...
... MAGISTRATES. The appellaut in this case was Abraham Haigh, gamekeeper to B. Ferrand, Esq., and the respondents were W. Walker, C. Hardy, W. Pollard, J. Murgatroyd, and J. Holhngs, Esqrs., magistrates of the peace for the West Riding. Appellant, on the Bth of ...
... deceased were names! Edward Johnson, aged 30, married,.Jeaves & widog and two. children ; Jumes Green, 19,.unmarried ; Josephs Hardy, 20, unmarried ; Edward Stones, 17, unmarrieds The deceased were all employed as hangers-on. - The rope kad been carefully ...
... sta her who appe ared for the prisoner, called the following witnesses hal uing as to character :-Msr. Thomas Butterfield, farmer ; Mr.ci 1-v Thomas Feather, innkeeper and ahopkesper; and Mr. Eagb- a las wood, brewer, all of Hasifax, whio spoke of the ...