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... work people, in celebration of the comine oiffi^ *' * Umemece and album were 7°5u Sb 1 ir f Scenery wer e exhibited by Mr. Thomas Hardy for the delectation of a gatherine in the Mothers Meeting-room, Goodman-street, liunsiet -ur. rlolgate explained them. ...
... The charges were brought forward by Inspector Coleman, of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Thomas Hardy, butcher, of Horsfofth, was fined 405., by the Leeds West Riding Bench, including costs, for having cruelly ill-treated ...
... Mary's Church, Scarbro', Joseph Hargreaves, son of Thos. Oddy, Willow House, Liversedge, to Frances Jane Gray, daughter of Thomas Hardy Jackson, the Grove, Cleckheaton. Rohkrts Fairtjvrn.—August 31st. at St. John's Church, Huddersiield, William Cockroft Roberts ...
... J Ug ' Bn } ythi e» Bridge, near the Rev. Charles Overton, vicar at c£Si?l aeed 76 ' Amelia, wife of yietoria^rescen, Thomas Hardy, TockwiTh ' * Vaketll;ld . aged 29, Charles, son of ffi&SMSUfr John F - Goodal1 ' lieuto.ani! 3Sth S^^r^, Maxwell Crofton ...
... Assault came before the Wakefield magistrates on Wednesday. Thomas Rayner, Hardy Croft; William Rayner, William-street ; and Maty Logan, Puncheon-street, were Charged with an assault on Thomas Davis, boiler-maker, Tavern-street. On the evening of New Year ...
... Westgrove-street WANTV.-May 6th, aged 40. Betsy Wanty, Paradise-street bour'™r y ' a ' cd S Hopklnson, West- Hardy. May 7th, aged SS. Thomas Hardy. Willow-street Intirrriary agß ' Ge ° rge surrow tlaytou, Bradford WA >ad AOll ' May 10th ' aged Emily Mary ...
... Green-street, who was found to be a lunatic, was brought before Mr. Bruce, on Tuesday, and ordered to be detained in an asylum. Thomas Hardy, butcher, Horsforth, was fined 20s. and costs, for having had in his possession a pair of scales 3£oz. against the purchaser ...
... together at Heckmondwike, and from what transpired yesterday, at Dewsbury, their relations are not likelyto become cordial. Thomas Hardy, who said he belonged to Drautord and Manchester, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Liversedge, at 12-45 that ...
... Rev N. E. Leigh, Edward Sowden, boiler maker, to Emma, eldest daughter of Thomas Booth, clothier, both of Armley. Woolcott—Bateson.— March 11th, at St. Ann a Cathedral, Leeds, Thomas W. Woolcott. M.M., Sheerness. to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late ...
... Mission in Leeds.—On Sunday a four days' mission was commenced by the Leeds United Working Men's Temperance League, Mr. Thomas Hardy (Liverpool) being the principal speaker. The proceedings were opened with a free breakfast to 350 waifs and strays provided ...
... full license. Licenses to sell beer oif were made on behalf of Charles Bowling, an ex-policeman, of 13, St. James street; Thomas Hardy, 32, Gathorne-road, Thornbury ; Alfred M. Townson, 75, Tichborne-street, Bowling; Sarah Savage, 4, Lincoln-road, Manningham; ...