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... Crowther, wool merchant, 39, Bank-street, M Mr. John Garnett Good, corn factor, 31, Mill-hill. Air. Thomas Hartley, cloth manufacturer, Aire-street. Mr. Thomas Headland, tailor ant) draper, Woodhouse-lane. e Mr. Geo. lirkpatrick, wineonerchant, 9, Trinity-street ...
... coat, the p. of Thomas Hertas Peacock, at Great Arton; Johu alrsithwsite, a money, the p. of William Brignall, at Stokesley Jobn Jhtaws, at oin handgerchiefos, the p ot Thornas Murray, at o hiddles- broagh, airst month to be oiBtary; Thomas aowbinstle, a ...
... o'clock Hes tt in the morning when Thomas returned -Charles came home ,ii esrlier. Mr. Crowe's nanie lied not been mentioned ?? E. night. Had heard tltat Thomas and Mr. Crowe ]sadi hadJ' seine difference. Had not lieas-d Thomas say that lee htad ja y been kntocked ...
... of Wmn. Robinson, at Braedford.-George Bennett, a. a concertlna, the P. of Thomas Seed, at Dawsbury.-f hoines Walshawy, a. a shawl, the p. of E Nancy Thornton, at Batley.-Thomas btilues, Benjamin Sykes. and John Stapleton, o, a timepiece, the p. ?? Walker ...
... the .trisDXJ 1II IMA Gve,;ngn:-- P,,ur YeiC 1?eol oeirilacfe,-JooophWilkinson. stealingcotton print, irle property of Bell Hardy, at Dewsirnry.-bIr tthow Cutts, s. pigeons, the p. of William Gillott, at Rotherhasn. Ta yeeare ?? Lees, n. wearing apparel ...
... Parliament, in the place of the RMMht Hen. Gathorne Hardy, who has vacated his seat by accepting the office of one of Her Majesty's principal Secretanes of State. No opposition is likely to be offered to Mr, Hardy's re-election, The appeal from the judgment' ...
... Chrtstophler Pcedtjn, at Crow E5dge; Jooseph Woodrufi, Fhire haol, iay ?? DuuenCompa-y; Mrerne y D ennedy, s. boots, the p. of Thomas Wonr , at Halifax; agdwaret JOckon, a. money, the p. of Ann s akine, at Botherbam; Elizabeth Elower, a. a sheet and Poatr ...
... have now determined to refuse the renewal of licenses to James Bradley, Church Tavern, Green- street; George Hardy, Dog Inn, Deansgate; Thomas Rigby, Railway Inn, Deansgate; Mary Abrahams, Soho Foundry, Ancoats; Matthias Mather, Victoria Tavern, Angel-street; ...
... opened at Bradford, on Tuesday morning, when the Magis- trates prese-nt were the Hon. EDwlN LASCELLUS (chair- inian), Charles Hardy, E. B. Wheatley-Balme, WA~m. Mur- t £ttroyd, Alfred Harris, Francis Wormald, E. Milligan, . -W. Wicktham, Wm. Tlorsfall, Joshua ...
... SESSIONS. These sossions were opened at Bradford, yesterday, 1r before Mr. J. B. GREEN WOOD, chairman; Mr. A. Harris, 1 3 Mr. C. Hardy, Mr. Win. land, Mr. John Hollings, Mr. J' a lErigg, Capt. Pollard, Mr. L. Wickham, Col. Pollard, &c, G The following gentlemen ...
... Gledhillt, . fowls, the p, of Thomas Avery, it Bradford. Twoelve ?? stias Hannah Taylor, a. money, the p. of Elijah Tankard, at Wakelield; Miararet Gannon, alias Kelley, s. racks, the p. of Rilchard lcealey, at Dewsbury; Thomas llaese alias i Bainas, e. poultry ...
... where Mrs. Webster had been seen several times, and the address on the ticket was Cobden- place. Mrs. M. A. Hardy, the wife of Mr. E. P. Hardy, carver and gilder, Bond-street, was at the house of the 'WebAters the day Miss Stringer died, and she saw the ...