... story to screen himself.—Not Guilty. ALLEGED MURDER AT SHEFFIELD. Thomas Jackson, 31, was charged with the wilful murder of George Lewis, at Sheffield, on the sth of July instant. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnston conducted the prosecution; the prisoner, who is ...

... MR. THOMAS BRIGGS, near to the late Dr. i Hardy, of Low Moon, cure a bad legs completely, even of thirty year.-.' standing, without ointment, curing the inside, and leaving the outside to mend, as a matter of course. He al»o cures coughs, astoraa, consumption ...

... MR. THOMAS RRIGGS, near to the late Dr.» Hardy, of Low Moor, cures bad legs completely, even of •hirty yeari' standing, wi tbout ointment, curing the inside, andleaving the outside to mend, as a matter of course. He also cures oouK h3 . asthma, oonsujnp'iou ...

... MR. THOMAS BRIGGS, near to the late D**- Hardy, of Low Moor, cures bad legs completely, even.ol thirty year*' standing, without ointment, ciuing the inside, and leaving the outside to mend, as a mat ier of course. He also cures coughs. 1 asthma, consumption ...

... IVf R. THOMAS BRIGGS, near to the late Dr. _f3. Hardy, ot Low Moor, cures bad legs completely, even of thirty years' standing, without ointment, curing the inside, and leaving ihe outside to mend, as a matter of course. He al»o cures coughs, asthma, ...

... SHOW-ROOMS for MARBLE MANTEL-PIECES, MONUMENTS, 4c, 4c, Oxford-row and Bentinck-et., Leeds. THOMAS VERITY. Proprietor. HUDSON HARDY'S Joiner and Cabinet Works, Royal Hotel-yard, Call-lane, and Lamberts-yard, Briggate, Leeds. Estimates given for every ...

... Hardy.—July 9th, at Horsforth. aged 60, William Hardy. Ingham.—July 9th, Mary.wifeof hia Honour Jirdgo Hastings Nplnghairj, ol Marton House, Skiptorrin-Craven. Inns.— Julyst.h, at 48, Oarlton-street, Leeds, aged 30 years, James lbbs Jordison.—July sth ...

... THE LATE MICHAEL THOMAS SADLER, ESQ. » AT a numerous MEETING, convened by Circular, held at the Court-House, Leeds, Thursday, August 13, 1035, to consider the best mode the .Memory of that lamented Geutlemr.n ; HENRY HALL, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CURE by the use of Okd DR. HARDY'S SCORBUTIC OINT- - MENT AND FAMILY PILL OF HEALTH. TO MR. HARDY. SlB,—Having lost the sight of one eye a considerable tune - by a speck having grown over it, and hearing of the Wonderful Cures ...

... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low Moor, near Bradford,'' are engraved oa the Government Stamp. Sold by ruostrespectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom, in boxes at ls. IL_. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, jlateof Low Moor), but ...

... imitations of Old CA ION.—In uence of many W ills of Health, and Dr. Hardy's Scorbutic Ointment, Family Herbal P: that Pot, Box, or Pac- Herbal Powders, Government has words “A. H. Hardy, Low ket, shall have a stamp upon it with the w letters m a red ground ...

... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low Moor, near Bradford, are engraved oa the Government stamp. Sold by most respectable chemists and druggists in the kingdom, in boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 3d. each. Sole proprietor A. H. Hardy, late of Low Moor;, removed ...