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... endeavour to merit, by prompt attention to all Orders with which lie may be favoured. THE LATE MR. THOMAS OLIVER, DECEASED. ALL Persons who stood Indebted to THOMAS OLIVER, late of Sheffield the County of Yoik, furtor, deceased, at the lime of bis death, are ...
... again oniTneaday, to hear any fmtber evidence which may be;hrought forward. Thomas Thorpe, Waterloo driver, the employ George Malkin, was convicted upon the information of A. A. Hardy, E-*q. of furiously driving between Atlercliffe and Sheffield, on the of ...
... Wgh* * maiden's voice, kf»y they return won, »«fe, and well, And then will Bend ua a rough aea, wildly roUiog, Criea every hardy tar— A loud wind the rigging howling, An elemental war Away they’re by the tempest bora*. Swift as the wings of llghr, Descending ...
... On the advantages of improving the qualities of Cut~ ting- Instruments by Burnishing, and thereby amdensing their edges—by Thomas Gill, Esq., a Chairman of the Committee of Meehanics, of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts* Manufactures, and Commerce ...
... uf Commons, as honest and independent mamas ever entered Parliament. Thomas E»q.. seconded Ibe nomination. R. P. Milnes, (formerly Member for Po.nefrart.) then rose to propose Mr. Hardy. commenced by expressing liis warm gratitude for the favours which ...
... Saunders, Samuel Herbert, and Thomas Appleby, Knights, (each girt with swords;) Sir Tatlon Sykes, Bart., E. Swainston Strangways, Francis Cbolmetey, Ricdard Perring Staoiforth, Harry Croft. Benj. Agar, John Wormald, Thomas Davison Bland, John Lee Richard ...
... —Two months imptisonment. ■ Load having returned the Bench and talcen the Chair, the following case was called; i REX. p. THOMAS FRITH, W. WILKINSON, JOHN TAYLOR, BENJAMIN SAYLE. GEO. CROSLAND, THOriAS SWAN, i JAMES WILD, WILLIAM BATTY, GEORGE jackson ...
... about half an hour afterwards, expired Inquest. —An Inquest was held at the Town- Hail, Sheffield, before thomas I.ec, E-q. of Wakefield, (Mr. Hardy bring from home,) view of the body of Mary Smith, wife of Michael Smith, who resided in the Isle, Wedne-day ...
... Charles-strcet, a number brass scales and blades. Also, Thomas Vickers for stealing on the night of the 6th iust. from Mrs. Darwents, in Campo-lane, fiddle ami other articles, her property. And Thomas Coe and Thos. Law for deserting, the former from the ...
... public inlere-t. -fhe Kino o, Bcnj. Sayle, Esq., and others, tor Dot and assault at the school at Grimesthorpe.- Judgment. Mr. Hardy (In praying for the judgment of the Court defendants, who bad been found guilty the Inst Rotherham Sessions) said, that it ...
... March 13, at the Old Sand Hill, York. John Clitsome Musgrave and Thomas Gamtt, of Wincanton, Somersetshire, hankers, February 5,«, March 13, the White Horse Inn, Win- canton. William Thomas, of Ledbury. Herefordshire, maltster, and'porter dealer, February ...
... own immediate places of residence.—l am. Sir, &c. A RATE-PAVER. Sheffield, 15th February. 1827 INQUESTS TAKEN BErORE A. A. HARDY, ESQ., CORONER. An Inquest was held on Tuesday la-t, at the house of Edward Eaton, the sign of the Sycamore Tree, in township ...