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... law Mr. Thomas Jones, attorney at law of Berriewi Montgomeryshire, to Miss S. Phillips ot Shrewsbury. Tuesday at Liverpool, Mr. J. Helme, of the Royal Circus, Londfan, to Miss H. Cabanel, of the same place. Friday the 13th ult the Rev. Thomas Rocke, vicar ...
... of Liverpool, joiner, to Miss Mary Hobson, daughter of Mr. Hobson, supervisor excise, of Congleton m this county Lately Mr. Thomas Vaughan of Farndon, this county to Miss Newell of Bridge-street. Thursday fe'nnight Manchester, Mr. Grundy of Lymm, Miss Jackson ...
... Mason, Stockport. . Newman Garside, Congleton. Messrs. Hawkins & Mills, Macclesfield. Mr. Oswald Leicester, Altrincham. Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Knutsford. For the county of Denbigh. Mr. Samuel Hughes, Wrexham. And for the county of Flint, Mr. William Chambers ...
... Millilieu, William Johnson, Abel Ashurst, Tobias Derrick, Thomas Clawsey. David Simpson (hospital) Charles Kennedy, John Robbs, Thomas Hardman, Joseph Perkins, John Thompson, John Baggage, Thomas Griffiths, Peter Wimbloom, John FitzgiObon, Francis Yates ...
... notes at Altrincham and Stockport ; George Harrop, for bigamy ; Thomas Cookfon and James Tipping, for ravifhing Mary Hardy, of Sinderland ; Han. Wright, for ftealing guineas from Thomas Cooke of Nantwich, and William and Elizabeth Wright for receiving ...
... Mason, Stockport. Mr. Newman Garside, Congleton. Messrs. Hawkins & Mills, Macclesfield. Mr. Oswald Leicester, Altrincham. Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Knutsford. For the county Denbigh. Mr. Samuel Hughes, Wrexham. And for the county of Flint. Mr. William Chambers, ...
... entry made to Thomas Smith alone. Mr. Hollingsworth, the lighterman, deposed that on the Bth of November he had 88 quarters two bushels of oats, belonging to Shrimpton & Co. in his barge; 6rders were given for quarters had delivered Mr. Hardy; his orders ...
... Wiliam Mason, Stockport. Mr. New: man Gai ide, Congleton. Messrs. Hawkins & Macclesheld Mr, Oswald Le'cester, Altrincham, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Knutsford. For the courty of Denbigh. Mr. Samuel Hughes, Wrexham. And for the county of Flint, \Ir. William Chambers ...
... consists of beds, tables, dressers, clock, chairs, and other useful furniture. The sale to begin exactly at 10 o'clock. THOMAS HARDY. ~~~ SIX years have elapsed since it was declared that treason was abroad, and I, an obscure individual, was seized in ...
... HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a fair valuation ; or, if more agreeable, the house will be let with the same. for particulars apply Thomas Powell & Son, Chester. Sale of valuable Rome/told Fur nit we and other Effects f together with quantity of Hay, TO BE SOLD~BY ...
... Mason, Stockport, Mr. Newman Garside, Congleton. Messrs. Hawkins & Mills, Macclesfield. Mr. Gswald Leicester, Altrincham. Mr, Thomas Hewitt, Kautsford. For the county of Flint, Mr. Willi am Chambers, Holywell. HP Many -accidents by fire, occasioned by light- ...
... Majefty't Fleet, bv the name, ftile and title of Vifcount Nelfon, of the Nile. The King ha> alfo been pleated nominate and appoint Thomas Graves, Rear-Admiral of the White, be one of the Knightt Companions of t he Mod Honourable Order the Bath. London, May 19 ...