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... horse of which he was in charge, wax tined ena wets. ARBITRATION Casa.—The colliery case of Jackson e. Wright, in which Thomas Hardy Jackson was the plaintiff, and Joseph Wright was defendant ' (both of Liversedge), wee entered for trial at the :wit spring ...
... , Horbury Bri the Sth’ inst., aged 58, Benry Cooke, of Hardy Croft, CLAY—On the 9h inst., at Dew. daughter of the late Mr R. Clay, 2 House, Horbur, DOYLE—On the ne 12th inst. 468, Mr Thomas Hardy Croft, Wakefie POZZARD—On the ith ay 4”, Mr Timothy Fossard ...
... plans from Mr. S mewl Foster for a house iu Jenkiii, and for two cottages in Queen Street, for Mr. Watson, sent iu by Mr. Thomas Hardy, should be approved of.—On Mr. Forster's plan being examined it was found that the width of a street was not clearly set ...
... street at ten o'clock at night, and she had toseek shelter in the police station until morning—a most disgraceful case. Thomas Hardy. of Stokesley, labourer, was charged by P.C. McPhail with being Munk and disorderly and kicking at Isabella Carter's door ...
... Pollee Court. Tame.-Os the rid last., aged 1 year, Abraham, eon of Mr. Ws. Thomas Thresh, Pinebeos Street, Waloaeld. -Oa the late. aged year*. Nelda, wife of Mr. Wag. Thomas, Hardy Ceoftt Wakefield. I Waivvt.ev.-On the alt., aged Si Tests, Mr. Jan Wh‘tai ...
... at Eforbery Bridge. The Corstsittee bad also bad before them a plan for two houses at the back of Queen Street, for Mr. Thomas Hardy, but, as they considered the site too small for two houses, they recommended the Board to reject the plan. Thu recommendations ...
... Mecsre N Beaumont, Geo. Little wood, Thomae Bedford, Ingham Bedford, € Clark, £ Na lor Brooke, A o, T. W: Fitton, Walker, and T. were —Bicycles, Messrs. Ernest Bedford Geo wood and Mr. Geo. ‘8, Mesars wand Thomas ford; starters A. Smith and for sports ...
... their churches and and established the principle of |names of Geo George Meredi ‘he and Robert Louis Stevenson Macdonald, Thomas Hardy, companied by acts of physical violence and nic. In Canada a rebellion was checked in ings ane f the Free Church of 8 results ...
... CLUB v. NEW- IN: | at New- millerdam on yesterday G. W. Nussey J. Calvert J. Beatson 8. Brown @ A. Kaye W. ei W Browa H. Hardy @ Thomas Total THE uP. = Po > — COUPETITION, & Weetine ©: représeniatives of the janior, IMPORTANT INQUIRIES IN YORESHIRE. a ae ...
... UNEQUAL HD ISPLAY. FREEMAN, HARDY, & WILLIS A BE now showing an immense assortment of BOOTS and SHOES suitable for WHITSUNTIDE. 20 KGATE, WAKEFIELD. powers Perish councils. In the which has frequently been made, that the work of parish councils has been ...
... For other Wakefield News see First Page. THE BARGAINS —For Richards’ and Hardy and Co's Bargains. ee Page 6. Advt. Gh). H. HIRST AND COMPANY, Letters of Allotment and Kegret were posted on Thursday We ire informed that the issue was many times over applied ...
... Quality THE WESLEYAN SUNDAY ANNI. VERSARY was held on Sunday, when the Rev A Hardy, of Horbury, was the preacher fo the evening the obapel was crowded In the afternoon Mr. Hardy gave au address to parents, teachers. and re. The hymns were nicely sung. Mr ...