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... Charles Buller, Mr. John Fielden, Mr. Colquonn, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Borthwick, Mr. BernaL, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Brocklehurst, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hardy; and that the noblemen and gentlemen who prominently supported, and all those who voted with Lord Ashley, oil the occasion ...
... Erederick Barnes, a cripple, was committed for trial for doing grievous bodily harm to Thomas Hardy, grinder. Prisoner, a passionate man, bit a woman on the hand. Hardy endeavoured to protect her, and was attacked by Barnes, who, swinging his crutch round ...
... tremens, and the rules of the lodge did not allow attendance to members who brought about illness from drinking habits. —Thomas Hardy Wise, secretary to the lodge, produced the rules the society, showing that any member who, from habits drunkenness, became ...
... since the previous borough election. ALLEGED or £100, — Miles Dunwell, Catherine Dunwell, alias Ellen Price, Eliza Hardy, and Ellen Hardy, were charged, on Tuesday, at the Leeds Town Hall, with stealing £97 from the person of Robert Johnson, cattle dealer ...
... night, and the details connected therewith, is a story as well known as ever in the country about Higher Crowstairs.— By Thomas Hardy ; abridged from Longman's Magazine. ROBBING THE MAIL BAGS.—A STAGE DRIVER'S ADVENTURE. Fourteen years ago I drove from ...
... to ten or eleven years of age, named John Rhodes, Thomas Macarthv. and Daniel Crown, were charged with having, on the previous Thursday, been concerned in smashing several of the windows in St. Thomas' Church, near Cropper-lane. Mr. Cowgdl, one of the ...
... parliamentary reform met at Radley: Hotel, for the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary ! of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home lor.ke, Join [ Thelwall, ...
... held since our last publication, by Mr. Malcolm, the Leeds coroner the body Thomas Hardy, fifty-five years old, of Joseph Henry-street, Low-road, Hunslet. the 18th February Hardy was driving horse and cart in Low-road, when he fell to the ground. After ...
... Henry Smith, plumber, Sowerby Bridge, was charged with robbing the house of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Weslejan minister, Sowerby Bridge, «n Sunday evening. Mrs. Hardy stated that the family locked up the house a few minutes before six o'clock and went to ...
... Weeks.—Joshua Rhodes Shaw, s. a sovereign, l the p. of Chas. Thomas, at Jlkley ; Anthony Sykes and William Swales, s. £i, the p. of Thomas Collmson, at Bradford, and conspiring to cheat Thomas Collinson of £1, at North Bierley. One Month.—Ceha Commons, ...
... Benjamin Biker, and s. lis. 4d., at Dewsbur/; Tom s. p geons, at Almondbury ; William Henry Smith .entering of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, and s. a gold locket, fc? pencil cases, three rings, and £5, at Skircoat, also s. letters, ff T «lope.s aad ss. In copper ...
... appointed : — Thomas Booth (Bury), Abraham Dalby (Bradford), Joseph LongGrocottfLeeds), Thomas John Hardy (Manchester), Joseph Hayes (Liversedge), Edward Jordan (Manchester and OpenshaWj, John Mitchell (Wakefield), John Milnes ( Huddei>oe,d), Thomas Ogden (Oldham) ...