... Longton, farmer, Bothesis rdut John Rowbottodm, farmer, Bothesford; Robert Johnson. butcher, Gainsbsro'; Thomas Smithson, farmer, Langtors; Jos- Hardy, farmer, Messinghiam; William Lee, farmer, Messing- ham; Win, Robinsons, farmer, East Ferry ; Thus. Rlowbottom ...

... Robert Stephenson in hand by Mr. W. B. Adams. Mr. Ruskin will complete bis labours on the Modern Painters, aud Mr. T. Duffus Hardy his Materials of English Hittory. Mr. Newton (recently appointed British Consul at Rome), whose discoveries of works of art ...

... lsdss ?? bitl Ano uediceuet Assietsnt Teacher less been Added. C 725 Eel BiRuNSWICK HOUSE SCHOOL, LEEDS.- (or ~,R. GEORGE HARDY respectfully announces 1that he still continues to regelve a select number of PUPILS, ~. hr.Ie whom he thoroughly preparesfor ...

... M'Michan, surgeon to the corps. Among the gentlemen present were H. W. Wickham, Esq., M.P., Titus Salt, Esq., M.P., Charles Hardy, Ejq., W. Walker, Esq., John Rand, Esq., W. Rand, Esq., S. Laycock, Esq., and several other'magistrates and influential gentlemen ...

... emmand ute atclr a o a napiaint r Thomas or the BrilySain rtoMsr.SFLFE Slstr ede f rose3n, 012 fro] crtone rdg..]anay4s11 the 114 North Ridling of Yorkahire. Mol Freehold Farm, at Alno, for sale. faor New Mr. THOMAS YEATESis instrueted to offer for Sale ...

... BOARDERS at his own ! residence, opposite the College. SPRING-STREET ACADEMY, HUDDERSFIELD, CONDUCTED BY MR. R. THOMAS AND MR. W. E. THOMAS. THE following are some features of the system of Education pursued in this Establishment :— The First Department ...

... Jno. Pollard, vicepresident; Mr. Wm. Kempe, treasurer; ] Mr. Thomas Haughton, hon. sec. Committee :-Messrs. Jabez WooUey, Luke Pool, Pybus Thomas Whitehead, James Elliss, J^^ o^^ Walton, Thomas Dobson, Joseph Edward Shackleton, Joseph Lucas, Wm. Bell, J ...

... Sons, the following gentlemen, namely : Mr. Broi'rick. Leeds; Mr. Brown, Hull; Mr. Petch, Scarbro’; and Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, Lincoln. The last-named gentlemen were the successful competitors. Presentation.- -On Monday evening, tin* workpeople in the ...

... Two DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOPS, situate and fronting into Manchester Road, in Little Horton aforesaid, and now occupied by Thomas Brown and David 'kepi. And also all that Dwelling-house situate in Manchester Road aforesaid, and now occupied by Mrs. Pattinson ...

... sci the-.1 wote prow-nt :-Tho Rev. Dr. iiu-net, vicar of Bradford ; H. W. Wiockham, E.q., ?? Titus Salt, Esq., ?? Chiarle Hardy, John Ran. Alfred Hearrs, Win. WValker, Win. Rand, Win. Peel, Escqs., Me,~ A!Od. Mitchell, J. V1. Godwin, Chavlem Walker. Saruoml ...

... IA, SHEFFIELD. PARTICULAR REQUEST. Mr. S. Thompson, Portland Street, of Llcerated Liver and General Debility in (what can hard.y be credited) six days, Medical Galvanism, after an other Medical skill had failed. (Signed) S. THOMPSON. Mrs. Ellen Barker ...

... themselves of this invaluable Medicine.— l am, Sir, yours truly, En__ro_rn Davbt. To Mr. Thomas J ull, Chemist, Romford. I certify this to be a correct copy. — Thomas Jull. Prepared ouly by W. Lambert, Chemist, 20, Jermyn Street, Haymarket, London, in boxes ...