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... laymen. Amongst those present were Thomas Fanmer, Esq., London; John Vanrer, Esq., London; John R. lsay, Esq., Bury; Thomas Walker, Eaq., Cheltenhatn; - Neow burn, E. w, Halifax; W. B. Holdawortis, Esq., Leeds; Thomas wade, Esq., York, &o. &c. Special ...
... was admitted on all hands, howaver that the time was oppor- tioe for tvdiino actior, irasersu b as boll Mr. Walpole aud Mr. Hardy were no doubt anxious--though their colleagues reriet not be wlhlirng--tlra serih a ieeasure ehould be sought frosre the G ...
... Doncuater ; Mr. Thomas Forshaw, Latars Hall, Goosnargh, Preston, Lancashire ; ami Mr. Key, Casterton Old Hall, Lonsdale. Pigs and Pou'lry— Mr. T. Stead, Leeds; and Mr. T. Pearson, Leeds. Ploughing— Mr. T. P. Outhwaite, Goldabrougb ; and Mr. Thomas Homer, Morton ...
... November 1, 1651. To Mr. Thomas Walker. Sir,—ln 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, November 5, ISSI. To Mr. Thomas Walker. WALKER'S ...
... Court of the Borough Magistrates, at Bradford, a complaint of assault was preferred by policeman Orme, against a man named ‘Thomas Colcomb, who appeared with his head bandaged. U&on the case being investigated it turned out that the officer had made a most ...
... (Wesleyan), Rev. Wm. Thomas, Rev. C. Daniel!, Rev. J. G. Miall, Rev. J. H. Ryland, Rev. S. Dyson (Idle), Rev. P. Campbell (Shipley); laity—The Worshipful ' the Mayor, John Rand. Esq. (president), Wm. Rand, Esq., Titus Salt, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., John Hollings ...
... OFFICERS OF THE 18th LIGHT DRAGOONS (HUSSARS), FROM 1800 1858. (Continued from the Intelligencer of April 17th.) \ Fans, John Thomas.—Lieut, 7th May, 1807, half pay of waggon train ; exchanged to Regt, 12th Nov., 1807 appointed 18th, 23rd Feb., 1809 ; Capt ...
... the Rev. JOSH. ISDXIXS.B.A.; in the evening, at 6, bvthe Rev. CHAS. HARDIE, Missionarr from Upolu, South Seas. MARSHALL-STREKT CHAPEL, In the morning, at 10.30, by ths Rev. CH\S. HARDIE ; iv the evening, at 6, by the Rev. B* E WOOD, of Wortley. Iv the afternoon ...
... 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, November 5, 1851. To Mr. Thomas Walker. WALKER'S ...
... , with the Revs. Robert ins ty Newetead, John Vine, Charles Prest, William L. Thornton, ad M.A., Thomas M'Cullagh, William Arthur, M.A., R. Spence Hardy, ?? John Scott, and W. H. Rule. D.D, ,es and John Lidgett, Esq., had an interview with the Home I ...
... 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 ...
... Best shearling ram, £2, Samuel Newall, Eastby; 2nd, 10s., Thomas Walker, Crookrise, Skipton. entries. Best pen of five shearling gimmers, £2, Bobert Hargreaves, Stockdale, Settle; 2od, 10s., Thomas WaUter, Crookrise, Skipton. of five ewes, £2 John Bennett ...