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... J1,ios and poultry-Mr. S. Bart ett Ilare. n- woodMdge; SiMr. T. Pearpon, Leeds; and lMr. J. Tnipet ;d Leefis. Plosghino-Mr. Thomas Horner, MIort-on Mr. J. t, Edmnonds,,n, hingley; and Mr. J. Oliver. The following r- were amougait the principal prizes :-For ...
... Faulkner and Fletcher, for miedemeanour, b r assaulting one Thomas Cooper, a tax collectorin the n execution of his duty. Tho offence was clearly sub- - htanmiated against the principal, Sir Thomas Phillips, t, who was found guilty of a comme'c, assault, ...
... the Radical Association as a place of meeting ! Where our Provost's senses were n at the time steeping whea he allowed the Hardy- I hood of an underetrapper to hood-wink him, or what t the Alayisterial Doctissimnse Ciuddibus was about I when he allowed ...
... Isaac Davies ?? 11,;l t5eiert Thompson ?? 182.5 T. BI. Squenace. . 1812 II. S. Hardy ?? 182.5 W. ?? lurges, A..,I181 tkenjm..ir Slack , . 1829 0. Iidler ?? ?? 1Sdl Thomas Noill ?? 1 8(6 Pt-iiecuoy iaweson I,,1868 Jhn Walkor ?? I81 Samuel Tinldall ..1 ...
... formation of mitre or other auogl. joints. L. Watson, Miadlesbrough-on-Tees, for ar improved saalder and refrigerator. J. Hardy, Braifcrd, for improvements in machinery or apparatus for raliug or producing nap ut textile rabrics. H. Dobson aud A. E. Wynn ...
... ir R. Pryse E. L. 4rcbdail Capt.M.Fergueson SirJ. Knox Colonel Ridley Sir B.W. etell J. H. Floyer John Knox Major S. Salt Thomas ,Aytoun R. S. Forester General Langton W. G. Sclater-Booth G. arrovW. H. Forster Sir G, Langton W. H.G.Selwyn 0 J. oateeo ...
... ctno-(Wirider Prizce, a newr kind)-to Thomas Deux- herry.-tst and 2d Black' rrapies-to J. Moore, gardener to T. B. I'case, EmQ. Chapeltown-. Best W~hite Gape.s-to ThomnasMason. 2d ditto-to Thomas A ?? Peacles- to Thomas Mason. Second best ditto-to - Marshall ...
... cause of the people at the hustings as candidates, be also invited:-P. MGrath, Thomas Clark, B.C. Jones, J. H. Parry, 11. Vincent, J. Fielden. E.Miall, J. M. Cobbett, J. Hardy, Charles Cochrane. W. Williams, J. Sturge, W. P. Roberts, Dr Epps, J. West. S ...
... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...
... by Mr. Basil Thomas Woodd and Mr. IV Thomas Slingsby; also proposed and seconded by Mr. th art Andraw Sherlock Lawson and Mr. Samuel Jns. Brown; ev also proposed and seconded by Mr. Augustus Murray fe ,us Cathenrt-Catheart and Mr. Thomas Edward Yorke ...
... chosen, out of eleven'other competitors, amongst whom were some of the leading architects of the day. The con- tractor is Mr. Thomas Whiteley, of Bagby Lodge, Leeds; and the Clerk of Works is Mr. Robert Cairns. The cost of the building is £ldOlO. The building ...
... be C an organ recital by Mr. Hardy, the Cathedral organist, were in aid of the Cathedral Parish Poor Fund. The collections amounted to £59 odd. . ?? FROm A Risa-woRn MeL-At the Halifax West Riding Court on Saturday, Thomas Jonesf engine tenter. and Lsrael ...