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... Hull, toy dealer, March 30.—Horatio vlitcheU Carr, Leeds, agent, April 8 —Thomas Hardy, Wolverhampton, retailer of ale, April 2 —John Jones, Merthyr, draper, March 31.— Thomas Jones, Liverpool, auctioneer, March 30.—John PattLson, Liverpool, livery stable ...
... Crewe, and second daughter of Mr. George Maude, St. Jude's-place j Manmngham-lane, Bradford. '* 1 On Sunday, aged 22, Mr. Thomas Hardy, tailor. Longlands- , street—Same day, age d s 2 Mr. Charter Smith. °noffi,.»r *t th. ' liraaford police force, Washin ...
... late of Scarbro'. On the 22nd of Feb. last, at Adelaide, South Australia, aged 24, Thomas Cecil, eldest son of Alfred Hardy, Esq., and grandsen of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, West Riding of Yorkshire. ...
... father of the bride, the Rev. R. Davidson M A ' of Oak worth, Keighley, to Elisabeth Major, second daughter ef the Lev. Thomas Hardy, Wesleyan minister, Oldham On Monday, at the Independent Chapel, Eccleshill, by the Rev J. Aston, Mr. Abraham Lee, of ...
... Mr. Thomas Pickles Greenwood to Mrs. Ann Johnson, both of Halifax. On Monday, at Harrison-road Chapel, Halifax, Mr. David Lord, bookkeeper, Halifax, to Miss Hannah Thomas, of Ovenden. On Monday, at West-parade Chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. Thomas Pearson ...
... o'clock the doors were opened to the public for the Conference prayer-meeting, In which the Revs. F. A. West, W. Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dr. Waddy engaged. On re-assembling, the ex-President (Dr. Osborn) delivered a brief address, and was followed by ...
... destroyed'since Feb. 27th, when the act came into force, being 1,813. At the Otley Police-court, on Wednesday, Thomas Parker and Thomas Hardy, tramps, charged with stealing a night-dress and other articles, the property of Mr. Thos. Ward, New Inn, Guiseley ...
... George Eskholme, Thomas w S an£n ßot^ rh , am : c - t M? a dley. Scarborough (Working Men's W. Allison, Charles Hutchinson, Selby; D. T Ingham Joshua Roadgers Sheffield; Charles Hodgson, Ship ey ; Wm^Fletcher ohn 6 p : K t ighl f y ' Thomas Britton, - Slingsby ...
... late of tae London prize-ring, is now the Rev. Thomas King, of Wales ; that instead of pounding he now pieiches, and that he only wr&stles in prayer. Notice is maUe in one of the Welsh newspapers of Thomas's exhortations, and, as we should presuppose, ...
... Frenchmen. Soon after the action he was summoned into the ward-room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated by Sir Thomas Hardy for having avenged the death of their immortal chief. No splendid reward was, however, bestowed on Mr. Pollard by a grateful ...
... November last a young woman, calling herself t Miss Hardy, obtained money from various gentlemen in Bradford, on the false representation of a begging petition, in which it was stated that one Thomas Hardy, for many years a respectable tradesman, had died ...
... following entry was found in the time-book of Amour: —Friday afternoon, half-past two o'clock. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledston, John Hardy, Thomas Bsll, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer-meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...