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... *0 years, Hannah Wilkinson, spinster, formerly domestic ssrrant. July 8, at Bsssrley, aged 79 years, Elixabetb, wife of Thomas Hardy, labonrer. July 8, at Beserley, aged >9 years, Robert Wallis, tanner’s labourer. July 9, at Beverley, aged 68 years, Anns ...
... that with respect to the notices on property owners to supply their premises with water, he had served nineteen. and Mr Thomas Hardy, of Bishop Burton, whose houses were situated in queen. street ; Mr James Watson ; and the executors of Mr Roger Hirst ...
... Smvthe came in contact with Sir Thomas Hardy the Captain Hardy of Nelson’s tlsg-ship), and enquired him as the accuracy of this report. He replied distinctly that Nelson did wear the decorated oat, and that he (Captain Hardy) did represent to N’olsou the ...
... HIRST ALL Temperance Society.— Thursday, a lecture w..s given in the Terai*eranoe Room, by Mr, Thomas Hardy, of Birmingham, on “The Race of life, and How Win It.” collection was made at the close. GOOD Templars. —On Wednesday evening, Mr. Lewis, of Lees ...
... A Nefarious Occupation at Cottingham. On Tuesday, at the Hall Petty Snaking Court, cram wave beard between Thomas hardy, groom, and Frederick Graaf/tam, corn dealer, on the one side, and Frederick Barad', on the other. The !UNWORN/ were for assaults.—Mr ...
... DEATH OF SIR THOMAS DUFFUS HARDY. Sir Thomas Buffus Hardy, the deputy-keeper of the Records and one of her Majesty's Com- missioners on historical manuscripts, died at half- psst seven on Saturday evening, after a fortnight's severe though comparatively ...
... John Day, grocer. Hacdy. — On the 22nd instant, at Jesmond House, Jesmond; Newcastle, aged 27, Jane Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hardy. Hogg. — On the 22nd inst., at Gateshead, aged 6t, Grace, wife of Mr. Edward Hogg. Lockwood. — On the 21st instant, at ...
... provided by well-known Churchmen In their day. The following were the principal subscribers ■ — Sir J. L. Kaye, £12 123.; Thomas Hardy, £10 10s: Messrs. James Booth, parish clerk; James Booth, Lane head ; George Hey, Benjamin Cocker, John P_rkin, Abel Tinker ...
... d the Eastland dime the Clear ter d of ATI Ws. 114. yet standing is, the Nears ELIZL ANN JONES, al city EAU, Spinster, THOMAS HARDY TAYLOR, Wakefield, Yorkskive, Roemer, and whiek wee trawl Trod to raid Comesiriseers, e( tie Divides& havisg Dime the Jely ...
... under i.e. from Mr. Bell for tan yeaee gm HOC al th. root of 440 per and abort tbr. ear. of the beds bold under Rom Thomas Hardy for forty from the Ind Peineary, 1811,.4 the awns' rent of 410. The of with the lantana. and Torighlre Uompen, made 18th ...
... householders were summoned for not clearing the snow from the footpath frost their premises.—The first beard was against Thomas Hardy, Mcffltgomery-roed, and John Cemeteryroad, two of the ttugHsg of the Methodist New Chanel, Booth Minat, Moor. The summons ...
... and finings, £20; total, less payment in full, £332 0-t. Hid. Considerable disoussion ensued, and ultimately Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Messrs. Hardy and Satton, accoun- tants, Manchester, was appointed trustee withont a committee of inspection. The Registrar ...