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... Loek- wood, Fenay Bridge ; lst and 2d apricots Thomas Anton; lst dessert apples Joseph Thornton, Fixby ; 2d Thomas Anton ; 3d John Smith, Heaton Lodge ; lst baking apples G. Brooke ; 2d John Smith ; 3d Thomas Anton ; lst Siberian crabs B. Mills ; 2d — Liversedge ...
... Murdock, Pic Nest, lla.ilax, and Leatham, of Kirkleea. PRIZES. the beat Trays of Vmet Clas*. —Open AH: Jit, a cup. iOs., io Thomas Kimer, of Laverocks ; 2nd,Xl to George Kilner, of Dalton Lees; 3rd. 15«-, Georje Sykes; 4th, 10s., John ikrry, IludJersfic'd ...
... the surface — Commencing opposite a field in the occupa- tion of Dobson Robinson, and extending to a field belonging to Mr. Thomas Robinson, in length about 50 yards, very bad, requires a proper covering of stone. — Commencing opposite a cottage in the ...
... baron had left town. At Downham, in Norfolk, last week, man ascended mill chimney, and stood on his head the top. This fool-hardy trick was done for small wager. Da. Newman and Dr. A chilli.— Dr. Achilla has intimated at one of the meetings of the Evangelical ...
... Wilkinson and Mr. J. H. Kershaw. Karnsley,— John Ray. Beverley, — E. Pipes, North Bar -street. Bradford, — John Pratt, W. J. Thomas, Thomas Milner, Maud and Wilson, M. Rogerson, F. M. Remmington. Bewsbury, — T. M. and C. Brooke. I»EEDS. — Reinhardt and Sons ...
... Dartmouth, £37 165. ; Sir John Lister Kaye, £35 165. ; the late Misses Horsfall, £27 175. ; Mr. George Hey, £18 7s. ; the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., £17 10s. ; the late Mr. Benjamin Cocker, £10 Bs. ; the late Mr. James Booth, £5 os ; the late Messrs. J. and W. ...
... 'derable triemlly discussion is » Mr. Hardy s religious views— which are, we believe, those of a mild and liberal churchman— Thomas Mauiusou. fc_H-, moved, and W. Greenwood, Esq., seconded the appoint- ment of Mr. Hardy as Principal of the College, and, jb ...
... Wilkinson and Mr. J. H. Kershaw. JJarnsllv, — John Ray. BEVERLEY, — E. Pipes, North Bar -street. Bradford, — John Pratt, W. J. Thomas, Thomas Milner, Maud and Wilson, M. Rogerson, F. M. Remmington. Dewsbury.— T. M. and C. Brooke. Leeds. — Reinhardt and Sons, 70 ...
... On leaving, the police were sent for, and shortly after- wards she was taken into custody by Mr. Superintendent Thomas, near to Mrs. Hardy's greengrocery stall, in the Market-place, and on the bundle being examined the four lengths of black Coburg now ...
... Wilkinson and Mr. J. H. Kershaw. Barnsley, — John Ray. Beverley, — E. Pipes, North Bar-street. Bradford,— John Pratt, W. J. Thomas, Thomas Milner, Maud and Wilson, M. Rogerson, F. M. Remmington. Dewsbury,— T. M. and C. Brooke. Leeds. — Reinhardt and Sons, 76 ...
... DALTON. First Innings. J. Crossland, ct Battye, b Hardy 31 W. Kaye, b Hardy ?? 9 J. Thomas, b Hardy ?? 3 G. Berry, ct Beaumont, b Tolson ?? 4 Joe Berry, ct and b Hardy ?? 2 H. Boothroyd, ct Tolson, b Hardy 9 J. ...
... parties In the town. . HcoDcnaneLD Colleoe.— T. V. C.Hardy. Esq., A.B. has been appointed Principal of Huddersfield College, m foe ream of the Bar. Dr. Ml .he. who returns Dona, fieetland. Mr. Hardy baa bees for many year# eminently dbtingnbhcd teacher ...