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... passed peacefully to rest, Dec. 23th, 1958. Fragrant memories. From all at Luddenden and Mytholmroyd. HARDY. —In loving memory of a dear wife, Jane Hardy, who passed away Dec. 22nd, 1933. Sadly missed Prom her loving husband Willie, Hatfield, Woodh mse, ...
... . May 2, Robert Hardy, Esq., m.d., of Lower Broughton, Manchester. May 2, Seacombe, aged 17 years, Alexander, only son of the late Alexander Robertson, Esq., of Manchester. May 2, at her residence, Egremont, Catherine, wife of Thomas Fisher, Esq., solicitor ...
... was a partner. Mr. Eggleston told witness in Mr. Thomas’s presence, that Mr. Thomas would pay his debt. They never seat a bill to Mr. Thomas claiming their charge for the dying of the goods.—Mr. Thomas, recalled by Mr. Holroyde, said he never authorised ...
... Mi. Thomas Barker. Mytholraroyd, to Miss Mary Greenwood, llehden Biulge. BOWKK—OAKBIDB—Jan. L'B. at, Klland Church. Mr. Craven Bower, overloker, Miss Ann Garside, both of Bast rick. HARDY—WALBH— January 29, at cur Pariah Church, Jsiuea Ernest Hardy, labourer ...
... Gibbet-street STEALING LEGGINGS or stealing a pair of leggings from the shop door-way Freeman. Hardy, and Wilbs, Wool?hops the Bth inst., lad, 16 years old, named Thomas Convey, who hails from York but has been for some time in an industrial school, was sent ...
... Holywell Green Uippouden and District Society miles). —Four members seut 22 birds. Result : —C. Hardy. Sowerby Bridge. 914; b. Wbiteley, Itippoudeu, 940; C. Hardy, Sowerby Bridge, 927; K. Fairbauk, Kippouden, 854; Darby Fairbunk, Barkislaud, MI, 813, and ...
... and adopted on the motion of Mr. Cunliffe, seconded by Mr. Hardy. The following gentlemen were elected to serve on the committee for the ensuing year: -Messrs. Wm. Greenwood, Maokerill, Hardy, and James Blackburn. On the motion of Mr. Kobt. Wood, seconded ...
... four light geraniums, three balsams, and two egg plants (rive prizes), Thomas Haw. Four scarlet geraniums, one tender annual, one hardy annual, and one herbaceous plant, Thomas Morton. Out lane. Two rose trees, J R-Calam. Wakefield. Four fuchsias. H ...
... Mr. Me. Kenzie, Halifax—3, Mr. Thomas Washington, Halifax. Mr. William Akers. Halifax, extra for vine in bearing. Mr. Fenwick, gardener, Shay, tray of exotic fruit—set of trays. Dish of tigs—a book. Four dishes of hardy fruit—a book. Mr. Hopps, gardener ...
... tP? Mr. Woodward, who was brother late Mr. H. K. Woodward, chemist* been in business for nearly 40 butcher, being head of Thomas ward and Son. 70. Woolshops. an£ Charles-street. He was a tary of Halifax Butchers’ and at one time was a director of Town ...
... dealer; Thomas Myers,Horton, gentleman; Wm. Parkinson, Eccleshill, worsted spinner; Edward Priestley, Halifax, card maker; Henry Rogers, Halifax, manufacturer; Joseph Pullan, Bradford, maltster; Thomas Stead, Cleckheaton, gentlemen; James Thomas Shaw, ...
... Methodist church.—The Rev. R- Hardy was the speaker at the odist Church Sisterhood on Tueschi.; , Wednesday, the annual r , social was held in the Sunday where games, entertainment were enjoyed. The M.C. W- Rev. E. H. Hardy. The colp£Hons were divided between ...