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... Windermere, to Mary Alice, of the lute Timothy Maud. Bradford, Hardy—Bp.ookinu.— January 3rd, at St. Peter's Chuich, Cranley Gardens, Edwin Gieenwood Hardy, the Rojni Dragoi ni, son of General Hardy, C.8., to Eleanor, daughter of Lauy M'Mahon and the late John ...
... BANKRUPTS.— Jabez Hemming?. Rotherhithe, lighterman.— Charles Graham, Little Stanhope-street, London, licensed victualler. —Hardy and Bates, Upper Baker-street, London, auctioneers.—J. Sheriff. Fenchurch-buildings, London.colonial and shipping agent.—T ...
... at Bradford Parish Church, Charles Walker to Rose Ann Hannan, both of Bradford. HarpyâHardy.âOctober 27th, at Bradford Parish Church, Calvin Hardy to Miriam Hardy, both cf Allerton. Hoi.kesâl'Riaus.âOctober 27th, at Bradford Parish Church, Albert ...
... —John DysoD, Almondbury, waste dealer, Aug. I.—Joseph Harman, Alcester, needle scourer, July 25.—John Hardy, Liverpool, slate merchant, July 22.—Thomas Ho worth, Manchester, baker, July 28.—Edward Hayes, Hunslet, Leeds, book deliverer, July 22.—Germain ...
... AND SUMMER, --—— PECIALITIES IN CLOTHING, ANE, ,LEEDS, T NUMbE ONE, BOAR-L Stock of Clothing for the Spring and Summ (0. J. HARDY and_CO.S’. er of 1876 hes bee LA Rt with first-class Goods in every ~ GELY IN eee a NEW D combin: MATERIALS of DU TEX every ...
... Agent, Garforth. Barnsley Edward Newman, Solicitor. Batley Thomas Dean, Solicitor. Bedale Thomas Hewson .Saddler. Bingley John Harrison, Bookseller. Boroughbridge Mark Mountain, Bank. Bradford Thomas Dixon, Land Agent. Do T. Dewhirst, Sharebroker, Hustlergate ...
... an import aut Season, and C. J. HARDY and CO. have REPLENISHED their SHOW-ROOMS with a view to meet fully all the demands that can possibly be made upon their resources. J^T UMBER QNE and the SPRING SEASON. Tn C. J. HARDY and CO.'S MEN'S DEPARTMENT aU the ...
... Mr, Xeir Rardie, M.P, at Halifax. —Speaking at the service of the Halifax Labour Church on Sunday afternoon Mr. Keir Hardie, j M.P., said thay herrda great deal about tbe defeat of the Labour party at the municipal elections. To take Manchester, however ...
... Richardson, Leeds, milliner.—Hardy and McMillan, Hull, builders, &c—L. Bottomley, Clifton-in-Dewsbury, contractor.—E. Hollindrake, Rastrick, late brewer, vow out of business.—C. H. Parkin, Greenside, Heckmondwike, dyer.—Robert and Thomas Ashton, formerly Adingfleet ...
... Gunter-grove, London, builder, Jan. 24.—James H. Maynell, Brixton, London, out of business, late fancy draper, Jan. 23.— James Thomas, Covent Garden Market, London, potato salesman, Jan. B. Ballard, Chiswick, late Fulham, London, grocer, Jau. 28.—Charles Adie ...
... Leeds, John Walsh, tailor, to Adah Hteol, both Lei ds. Wad a—Hardy.—January Bth, at St. Mi tthlas' Church, Burley, Leeds, William, son the late James Wade, to Anne, daughter of Hudson Hardy, Leeds. BRADFORD. iNinu ORim a* 13. KiWoa-aow.] Bbaithwaite—Radford ...
... Park-row. Bradford Mr. Thomas Stephenson, Drysalter. Doncaster Mr. W. L. Moffatt, Architect. Halifax Mr. John Walsh, 2, Waterhouse-street. HUDDXRBTIELD Mr. Samuel Stocks, woollen merchant. Hull Mr. Thomas Gregson, Banker. Otlut Mr. Thomas Duncan, jun. Sheffield ...