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... Tatbam, treasurer ; Henry Greenwood, secretary ; Samuel Asquith and Smith Hardy, librarians; directors, F. Pearson, Eli Clegg, John Woodhead, E. Barraclougb, F. Kellett, James Thomas Tatham, Ezra Clough, Natbau Robinson, Israel Ligbtowler, and S. Lodge. ...
... Yesterday evening week, lecture was delivered the General Baptist chapel, the Rev. Thomas Ooadly, B. A., of Derby, on The story of a hundred years.â The Rev. R. Hardy, pastor, presided. Neglect op Family.â At the West Riding Coart, Bradford, on Monday ...
... wldsw of Mr. Amos Hanson, H^anr^July *), aged 67, Mr. John Hardy, of Wibsey. The deceased was theeenior deacon of the Independent chapel that Hill?*—Jq'7 1», Mary Ellen, daughter Mr. Thomas Heaton. matiafactarer. Chapel Pie'.d, Blland. , HMB*LDiir-Julj ...
... widow of the late Mr. Daniel Higgins. Isle of Man-yard. Hillam—July 26, aged months. Thomas Henry, eon of Mr. Richard Hiiiam, King s'-reet. Bias*—Jnly 28, aged 62, Mr. Thomas Hirst, gas works labourer. New Bank. Hitonbb—Joly 22, aged 20, Mr. David Hitchen ...
... Adwalton. „ , _ Thomas—Hisst—Aug. 16, at our Parish Church, Mr. John Geo. Thomas, woolstapler, of Halifax, to Miss Alice Hirst, of Oreudeu. TiPowstt—PoLtAsn— Aug. 15, the Parish Church, Birstal, the Rev. J. Kemp, M.A, curate. Mr. Thomas TidgweU to Miss ...
... Taylor, manager of brickworks, Rebecca Ann, third daughter of Mr. Joseph White, all of Halifax. Thomas*Ritsoh*April 29, the Register Office, Halifax. Mr. Jas. Thomas to Miss Elisa Ritson, both of Ualifax. Wilxihsoh*Axbotd*April at oar Parish Oharch, Mr. James ...
... Accident. ~Od Saturday last au accident of a sad character happened to a little boy about three years of «ge, named Thomas, son of Mr. Thomas Shaw, of Flush, Liversedge. It appears that the youth was playing on the road, when a cart (which was passing the ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. The Queen left Balmoral on Tuesday on her return to Windsor. Miss B. Hardy, daughter of the Right Hon. Gsthoroe Hardy, was married onTnesday to Mr. Graham. Mr. Henry Berkeley, M. P. for Bristol, is said to be so ill that but faint hopes ...
... Windsor the other day. Some curious results may be noticed The accolade converted Tite into Knight, changed a modern Hardy into ancient Hardy-knt., made a Meek proud, turned Coats into Sir-Coats, and conferred spurs on Heron, without any intention of making ...
... tha pnaaoar the night the disturbance to man name Bicbanl Hardj, Come on. Hardy; there are aome mao the lane. hare got aomothing in m, pocket that will nook Ihe —- toom” Hardy remarkel, “They’ll not aatufied until they get wimo Heal ready cooked. -Ann ...
... Co-operative Society; best show of three pigs, 10a, W. Webster; best sow, 10s., J. Dukes; beet fat pig, shown by a cottager, 10a, Thomas Haley; 2nd prize, 7s. 6d., J. Maloney; best show of horses, £1 10s., G. Ward; best show of six horses, £l, Thos. Gillisson ...
... Hall-street, Pollen lane. The fimt witneas called was Thomas Barker, who Uvea Hawksclongh. He deposed to having seen deceased on Saturday, the 12th inatant, 3.45 p.mT the Hebden Bridge turnpike road, near Hardi- San’s bridge. He noticed that she looked bewildered: ...