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... Brearley 10 0 Thomas Greenwood, Sowerby 10 0 Thomas Greenwood 10 0 Greenwood, Beech Hill-terrace 7 6 R. Charnock. Hanaon-lane 7 6 James Marsden, KUand & 0 Alfred Harrison. St. Auguatine's-terrace 5 0 Josa. Priestley, Saltburn-street 5 0 Thomas Houseman, ...
... Mr. James Austin Mackrili, to Mis* Elizabeth Egan, both of Halifax. , rao Pkakce—Hardy— Aug. 3. our Parish Church. Mr. Georg Alfred Pearce, carpentei, to Miss Annie Hardy, both of Sr^AK—GRAHAM—Aug. 8. at Brunswick Methodiat Free Church, Halifax, Mr. Jonathan ...
... Parish Church. Mr. Thomas Jagger. cotton piecer, Barkislaud, Aiii* Kllen Corney, Noriund. MKSSEMGEK—ROBINSON—Dec. 31. at Brcarley Chapel. Mr. John Messenger, Mytholmruyd. to Miss Hannah Robinson, Midgley. MIXNKTT-WUITK—Dec. 31. St. Thomas’s Church, Olaremount ...
... J. Edward Jackson, to Miss Hannah Maria Roscoe^ both of Eastwood. MOHTON-HARDY-Feb. SO. at our Parish Church. Mr. William Henry Morton, storekeeper, to Miss Klizabeth Ann Hardy, both of Halifax. NOBLh—EDWARDS—Feb. 7. at St. Paul s Church, York. Mr. Wilfred ...
... 2, red kidneys : 1, French beans : 1, eschalots: 1, yellow turnips. Mr. Thomas dagger, gardener to James Bowman, Esq., Union Bank, 1, greenhouse plant: I, dark petunia; 2, hardy annual: I, light campanula: 2, dark ditto; 1, eight verbenas. Mr. Joseph ...
... Kesult -C. Hardy, Sowerby Bridge. 828. Qneeusbury Society (392 miles). Teu members sent lo birds. Kesult :—J. Woodhead, Wibsey, 1,124 ; If. Baldwin, Ambler Thorn, 1,065 and 753 ; L. Lee, Shelf, 920 and >‘■4o ; J. I’atchott, Queensbury, ; and J. Hardy, Buttersbaw ...
... 2s. 6d.; Mary A. Oaine. 5s. * Mr. A. Thornton. 10s.; Grateful Patient, £1; Wm. Sutcliffe. 2s. 6d.; Mary Clark. 65.; Herbert Hardy, £1; Edith Stewart, £1 10s.; George Stephenson, 10s. Weeky Report.—ln-patients admitted during the week; By the Admission Oommittee ...
... Brighouse. claimed £5 9s. for goods sold to W. Lingwood and Son. haulage contractors, Apsley Place. Huddersfield Mr. R. V. Thomas, who appeared for defendants, asked for an adjournment sine die and explained that defendant’s vehicles had been commandeered ...
... Richard Hardy, John Hebden. Wm. Hy. Holroyd. M. J. Hebblethwalte, Hy. Humphreys, O. B. Hunt.G. E. in WARD. I.r.™ to ono* tbemselTM iring the return of Mr. Isaac y. Chairman. Knowles, T. G. Kirbj-, Christopher Leyland. F. A. Learoyd, J. I. Moxeu. Thomas Morton ...
... Acquitted. Thomas Briggs, 30, stealing, at Halifax, a cloth coat, silk handkerchief, and a tin can. the property of William Macauley. Three months’ imprisonment. William Taylor, 4(5, stealing, at Bradford, certain brasses, the property Alfred Hardy and others ...
... the property of her uncle, Thomas Mitchell, who keeps a beershop at Mountain, in Thornton, and was committed for six months. Savage Assault a Beerhouse.—At the West Riding court, Bradford, yesterday, Edward Hinighan and Thomas Gallagher, two Irish labourers ...
... charged. Mr. Hardy said they were a party doing an illegal act which resulted in serious injury and death, and all the parlies acting would be liable to be found guilty of manslaughter. Mr. Baron Martin : I entertain doubt upon that point. Mr. Hardy : Then ...