... i ig. *1 he cause of his death ivapoplexy. a Saturday lASI, three yonng men, whole names are (Irorge John Wellhead, and Thomas Moorhouse, from the neighbourhood of Ski!man- Illogic, were placed before the sitting magistrates charged with stabbing a ...

... Leeds; Booth, Rochdale; Wall and Thomas. Ilarnsley ; and all respectable Nledicitie Vendors throughout the United Kingdom. Pries I la. 9,1. per Box. Ask for FRAM PTON'S PILL OF HEALTH. rind Ow name and address of Thomas Proof, 20, Strand. London, on ...

... Westgate chapel, Bradford, Mr. Thomas Noble Smith, Little Morton, to Charlotte Wade, Man. Waltham Lane. On Sunday last, at our _parish church, Mr. William Suphensn, woolsorter. to Miss Mary Earushaw, this town.—Mr. Thomas Wildman. comber. to Miss Ha irstow ...

... in the penalty of £5 and costs, for harbourigg prostitutes and reputed thieves. James Blottosaley of Clayton Heights. and Thomas Ambler of Queen's Head, beds beer. :eller., were each fined and Ms costs, for keeping their houses open Later than the hour ...

... placed before the magistrates, but the evidence ay,ainat them being iniudicient they were discharged. However, Mr. Inspector Thomas, al the night police, having received fresh information of a more decided nature, be again apprehended Sykes but Smith gut ...

... should not unction the prop orition. 10 WooI.COMPRILS.—At the Borough Court, terday week, a respectable looking person named Thomas Lacy, war charged by Cbeesebrough, one of the inspectors, with an offi nee against the Worsted Act, viz—haring oh. t a m e ...

... Jessop. White. R. Monett. Purple, - Collection of six, do. Calceolaria in flower, 1, Jonathan Jackson. Hardy plant, do.. R. Morrell ; 2nd, 11. Jessop. Hardy annual. do., John Scott ; 2nd, D. Jessop. Tender animal, do., 1, do. Hard bouquet, James Mitchell; ...

... walks-over, bat not dead heats, or more than one heat fur the plater. These would make 7 more. Tile HosasaD Or TIT WIV CO. Thomas Tyrrell. one of the corps dromeeispoe of the Victoria Theatre, was brought up at the Colt Potice•cfLce. on Saturday charged ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD UNION. —On Saturday lost at the Guildhall, before Wm. Brook, Esq., John Sutcliffe, Esq., and 'Thomas Starkey, Esq. Thomas Heaton, collector of the rates at Kirkheaton, applied for the &hire of the bench. On the 28th January in the present ...

... Ilse nave of Jobe Thomas. on 40 ordsy, thruggli as attack owing anon him by a peruse or.Ser to eratily a feeling Ferro:, Ter parties, who are hulls renew. met at Dry Clough, is Lam, when cumwog .1 Mathew:it remark* reapectim Thomas and he fro.; Manly ...

... southern regions of South America, has melted the Botanical gardens, at Kew ; it is the emery's beech, and if it should prove hardy, it will be a great acquisition to our shrubberies. There are now two of the Royal Family whose birth-days happen on the 25th ...

... STOKES John Marsh Edward, St. Alhan . .. contractor, Jan. 9, Feb. 9, at 2, at London. Official as.lgnee Mr Pennell. SANDERS Thomas, Ramsgate, shoemaker. Jan. 9, balf-pmt 2, Fob. 6, at 2, at Lt , ndon. Ofildal Ste Coleman street bolding.. CROFT William Philip ...