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... WFaiLEYAN CONFERENCE AT HULL. On Saturday, the Conference having opened with Scripture reading and prayer by the Rev. Richard Hardy, Friday's record was read, and the Conference passed to the cases of young men who are to be ordained to the ministry this ...
... hoped Mr. Holden would be successful iu turning the sediment to practical use. grapes, two bunches of each, 2s, Thomas Haines; 2, £1 Is, Thomas Nelson ; 3, Joseph Little. Pine apple, G. Smith; 2, James Nelson. Melon, James Cowieson, gardener to R. D. Marshall ...
... had been hurt in a mill. THANKSGIVING.—OD Saturday awl Sunday the annual thanksgiving for the harvest was celebrated in St. Thomas' and St. Jude's Churches, Bradford. At the latter place the church was decorated with fruit, dowers, and corn. BunnAv IND/PEND/NT ...
... 1,185; E. D. A. Marriner, 1,129 ; William ''ngh 1,076. The unsuccessful candidates were : George Hardwick, 955 votes ; Thomas Shackleton, 873 ; Swains Crossley. 813 ; Joseph Dixon. 667. or MK. C H. Dawson.—Mr. C. H. Dawson, of Weston Hall. near Orley ...
... £257,055 se; 57,124 licenses t kill game were granted, and the proceeds reached £163,874. A working shoemaker, Mr. Jeremiah Thomas, baa been brought forward to contest a vacancy in one of the municipal wards in Birmingham. He is supported by the mass of ...
... Board of Guardians, Mr. J. Banks, Puilsey; Messrs. B. Andrews, Parsley ; Thomas Barker, Thornton ; George Hinnings, Pndsey ; John Nevins, Clayton • Joseph Hardy, Thornton ; Thomas Othly, Idle ; B. Gill, Heaton ; J. C. Kitchinginan, North 'Kerley ; and ...
... were won, that for spaniels by Mr. T. Burgess, of Brighouse, and that for toy terriers by Mr. J. Foster of Bradford. Mawr. —Thomas Clayton, a North Riding farmer, was on Tuesday proceeded against before Mr. Bruce, for having forwarded a quantity of diseased ...
... recently fined £lOO each by Sir Thomas Henry for keeping bet. ting house agencies. The judgnieut of Sir Thomas Henry had been appealed against, but was confirmed on Saturday last by one of the superior court'. Sir Thomas Henry now said that he was unable ...
... to the incumbency of the now church of St. Bartholomew, whiekia about to be erected to the memory of' the late Mr. Charles Hardy, at Bradford. The Leeds and Yorkshire L an d , B u ildi ng, and Investment Company limited have recommended a dividend of 10 ...
... even to happinesa.' It us vain, 1 see, to ari2ne with you at present,' rejoined William. • Let us resume work in what Mr. Hardie, would call our location, and who knows but a few more nuggets may turn up to cut the Gordian knot, and render thecontinuatice ...
... several members of I'm liament and pawnbrokers representing and the country. Among members present were Viscount Sandal, Sir Thomas Baxley, Mr. Hugh Birley, Mr. Jacob Wright, Mr. Charliy, Mr. Bowring, Mr. Dalrymple, Mr. Murky, and Mr. Locke. The pawnbrokers ...
... Rev. Robert Gregory, Canon of St. Paul's, and Vicar of St. Mary the Less, Lambeth. THE EXTENSIVE FORGERIES AT Lamm—Jas. Thomas Hardie, merchant, Leith, has been remitted from the Leith Police Court, on a charge of forging and uttering in the Bank of Scotland ...