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... witnesse were called for the prosecution Mr. James Wilkinson said : I the Sheffield district agent for Messrs. Hird, Dawsou, aud Hardy, the Low Moor iron works. I sell iron and steel by Emission for them, and answerable them for v received The prisoner has been ...
... Fletcher, Henry Forbes, William Jordan, James Hardy, W. Jenkins, Longhurst, Martin, Sutherland, Robinson, M'Lacklen, John Ford, Charles Perrey, George Biggs, William Reynolds, James O'Connor, Henry Dowliog, Thomas Johnston, William Axford, Edward Scautlebury ...
... John Mason. „ Richard Arnott. „ Joseph Colpitts. „ John Angus. , „ James Cowen. „ Frederick „ Thomas Craven. „ John Brown. The counsel for the crown were Mr. Hardy and M * Johnston. Mr. Blanshard defended the accused. - The prisoner pleaded not guilty in ...
... secution rested for a verdict. Mr. Wilkinson was then called and examined at great length. Mr. L. W. Wickham. of e q( Dawson. Hardy and Co., Low Moor Iron Company, was called to prove tbat the sum alleged to have been embezzled had not been transmitted by ...
... mason, to Miss Jane Peaker. On Monday last, Mr. Joseph Morton, file-forger, to Miss Ann Rawson. Mr. Thomas Bradshaw, grinder, to Miss Sarah Ann Shaw. Mr. Thomas Noble, grinder, to Miss Martha Handerton. Mr. Joseph Willey, carpenter, Mrs. Salkeld. Mr. William ...
... Stacquet Duheme Jamaer Svendson Howard Le Loup Domange Collinet Schallehn Le Bon Tamburi. Oboi. Fagotti. Becker Pheasant Lavigue Hardy Tromboni. W. Thompson De Prins Posner Jansens Seymour Clarinetti. Cokni. Hichir A. Thompson Wuille Stenenbruggen Pappe Geernaet ...
... kindness of Col. RAINIER and OFFICERS, the BAND of the REGIMENT will attend at the Gardens, from Five till Eight o'Clock. THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary. Shefl eld, May, IWfi. THIS DAY. SHEFFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS. O ANNUA I, MEETING. The TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING ...
... 6 Wm. NELSTRor, Esq., of Cleveland Lodge, ACkworth. WATERY-STREET NEW CHAPEL. 10£ Mr. T. Chamberlain, of Windsor. Mr. B. Hardy, of Swaff ham, Norfolk. BROAD-STREET, PARK, ROOM. Mr. H. Ames, of Aylesbury. 6 Mr. William Neatby, of Barnsley. DUKE-STREET ...
... 6 Wm. Nelstrop, Esq., of Cleveland Lodge, Ackworth. WATERY-STREET NEW CHAPEL, lot Mr. T. Chamberlain, of Windsor. Mr. B. Hardy, of Swan'bam, Norfolk. BROAD-STREET, PARK, ROOM. 101 Mr. H. Ames, of Aylesbury. 6 Mr. William Neatby, of Barnsley. DUKE-STREET ...
... of Derby. . . On Wednesday last, at Essex-street Chapel, London, by tbe Rev. Thomas Madge, Joseph Crook, Esq.,M.P.,Chamber Hall, near Bolton, to Mary, eldest daughter of Thomas Biggs, Esq., Upper Bedford-place, Russell-square, London. DIED. On Wednesday ...
... crowded, whilst, outside, the few lights which glimmer and twinkle here and there, flickering and flashing upon the visages of hardy men and (should be tenderhearted women, only tend to heighten the effect of the nocturnal panorama. It is quite clear that ...
... at Ud cash, holders asking above 735. No. 1, G.M.8., 74g Od ; No. 3, 725. BANKRUPTS, &c.-(From Tuesday NiglU's Gazelle.) Thomas Truman, Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, surrender July 7 and August 5, at 11, at the Bristol court. Solicitors, Messrs ...