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... also with tha Act of Parliament, he belitved, had been made at hla suggestion, Tbe Chairman remarked that he was Informed by Thomas, who was the secretary of the Wadtley Asylum, that tbe name South Yorkshire Asylnm (or tbe Wn«t Riding, situated at Wadsley ...
... farmer. Mr Edward Harwell, of Oottingham, merchant. Mr Thomas Whipp, of Elton, farmer. Mr Thomas Kidd Bulmer. of Sutton, merchant. Mr Henry Wilson, of Cottingham, spirit merchant. Mr Richard Hardy, of Kmswell, farmer. Mr William Hick, of Weatow. farmer ...
... Iea-ndj, and Ibe Cojvnjeir and are kept in stock by 1., ')piaiplixornmongcrrr 111iuetrtd Prica Lists free on applications to id. THOMAS GREEN, end SON LIMITED, Smithfield Ironworks, Leeds, and 54 and 15, Black-friars-read, London. SE. FO [ TO COLLIERY OW NERS ...
... military forces, the War Office at Berlin hare determined upon corresponding augmentation of the German army. A despatch from St Thomas announces that a flood ravaged the Island of St Kitts on the 4th inst, by which 200 persons were drowned and property destroyed ...
... Meeleesis,n Satf r Ifoists. &Re. EDWIN OLDsROYB), Printers' Eng-ineer, Crown~ W'rs eett Core Exchlanrge, Leeds. Established 1149, THOMAS G R ]EEN a nd( SONI\ Limiitedil ATSMITHFIELD IDONWORR3S, LEEDS. ni 4ar)5. E3laekfr-ioa-road, LondoriS.E. T Itanofeetoters ...
... read paper before the members of the itrs arcfcluctural Az-oclation lest night on Art la Observatory ai.d Greenhouse Mr Thomas Ambler rtsidtd, and the lecture copiously illustrated by (bowing the practical deUilt of such structures, e erica designs ...
... more accordance with trade doctrines thr.n that which Lord Dirby and. Eighteen yea-a have elapsed piece the death of Hairy Thomas Buckle, and twenty-two since the appearance first volume of hla Introduction History ?of Civilisation England” made tempo ...
... BOAR-LANE, LEEDS. D 1484 c EVENING PARTIES. f J. HARDY and CO., NrnteEa ON1E, BOAR-LANE, eo have ready for imisediate n-ear A Large Stockt of DRESS SUITS for YOUTHS and BOYS for Evening Wear. C. J. HARDY and CO., Number One, Boar-lane, Leeds. B 1378 ...
... 2000 p rsonet were present. Thomas Slater, chairman of tha Boston Conservative Association, presided, and had supporting him Malcolm, the Hon £. Stanhope, Ml’., Mr Henry Chaplin, M.P., the Hon. A. E. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Thomas Gaifit, M.P., Thoa. CJlins ...
... thle door hroken in. at a g. When the coatchmanut, whlo ale been seat for Dr. Walker, Ai len returned, lie was setit for Hardy, tise ?? ahs liescided 00 thel at Caldwell-two and a halt miles distant. On 1-ardy's Ai see arrival Mr. Fasten was getti lg ...
... them with my tears ; and thcu. perhaps, be lifted to his breast, and comforted. I loved him at the first sight of his bright hardy face, the waving gold cf his hair, th- strength of his presence, the truth ana courage and kindliness of his deep blue eyes ...
... The coachman was sent for Hardy, the joiner, who resided at Caldwell—two and a half miles distant. On Hardy's arrival Mr. Easton was getting his dinner alone, and the master told her to send him along, which she did. Hardy was perhaps in the dining-room ...