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... property of the Rey A . C. Downer, vicar of Ilkley. The prisoner was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment. SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr Thomas Hardy Volum, of Novey Farm. Carleton, formerly of Ilkley, stied very soddenly on Tuesday nigbt. Deceased visited Tendon twice ...
... The defendant was re. meant through the death of Miss Hardy, at the age of mended OD giving a security in „r 25 for her reappear. fa. Miss Hardy was the eldest &smelter of Admiral a.' Sir Thomas Hardy, 0.0.0., the °Meer to whom Lord FATAL Bonita EIPLOSION ...
... PitSCTIZAL HOZTICRLITTEK. Dv CLARK'S RIX rEt LWITURE will be given at 730 on Tneed.y. .Ten der 25 d. Z•nhjeet : ANNUALS: HARDY AND HALF HARDY. Admiisios—ONE PENNY MIDLAND RAILWAY. CHEAP lOC:TR-40NA. BIRMINGHAM ekTru; AND POULTRY AND NLTIO J L DOG sHOWB, On ...
... Minister, presided. and the Rev R. Gillender gave a discourse on temperance. A suitable programme was afterwards gone through. Mr Thomas Fawcett presided at the harm Jniuni. in place of Mr Barrow, who was not able to attend through illness. CONCERT AND BALL AT ...
... accompanied by Wise Selina Seaford operatic vocalist, and Mr Ham Ellison, character oomedian, formerly of Carleton. Prohesor Hardy performed some very clever feats of conjuring or sleight of ha. , 1 tricks, whilst his venm il oquial performances were most ...
... Chain by Mr. Sager Brown, Mr. William Greenwood, of Waternde, to Betty Bailey, of Coble. GODDARD—JACKSON—ApriI 4, at 4t. Thomas' Church, Seeforth, Mr. Richard Woodford, eldest sou Mr. Richard Goddard, of Eller Carr, Riegle' to Georgina Harriett, only ...
... receive Tenders for the CROP OF WILLOWS now growing upon a portion (about 2 acres) of their Sewage Farm. To view, apply to Mr. Thomas Stratton, at the Farm. Tenders to be sent to on or before Tuesday. the 18th November next: The highest or any tender not ...
... WALKER, SEEDSMAN, Begs to place before the notice of gentlemen and amateurs that he las on band a STOCK OF 40.000 FINE HEALTHY HARDY SHRUBS, FRUIT, FOREST. AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES. SORTS; RHODODENDRONS AND CLIMBING PLANTS. to. An inspection is solicited ...
... Dasedoe, 3 ram Dzwitiaortrll . al Cottoa Troo,saar Trawdva, 13 roam ZussaT — Aairrat at fkaaeloti, —August soar Trawdoa, Misbetb Hardy, 73 yarn. 17, at Gowan, Yr. hobs Hallam, 78 Issolsos—Aagait 11, at Min, Mr. Jabs Ibbotaos, para. Jaczaott—Asiest 16, at Min ...
... younger than Mr. Disraeli, eleven years younger than Mr. Gathorne Hardy, and seven yearsyounger than Sir Sta ff ord Northcote. Yet such is the case. Mr. Disraeli was born in 1805, Mr. Hardy in 1814, Sir Stafford Northcote in 1818, and Mr. Ward Hunt in 1825 ...
... teappeeeeaaeeeees sad gospel meeting was bald is United fellows' Hall. Kr. Thomas Caningworth. of Irvighley, preside& Additions were gives by Weems. Juba Rea& Joshua Swain, sad Thomas Suedes Smite, of Keighley. Tas.--0a the 6th lab., a tea was_ is Bethesda ...
... save I the ()mein POLICE COrRT —► special eourt was hold We& sesday moruaor :as!, before Wilson and T. Prs.t„i•Nolt, at 'Air% Thomas Robed'. alias who wfr , raloaoded last ornoCafter s &arts of 'lnbar a cost belounten John Coresvan.ot Gio4sen, flurd and cos•s ...