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... cr. J. Dunic an, Watling street, warehousemen. M'BURNIE Thomas and David Mt'Burnle, both of Hudder;field, e in the coutty of York, dyers and copartn~ra, d. c. ( rading 1 as under the flrm of Thomas M'Burnie and Company), to sur. - April 2, & hlay 1, at ...
... uiford. Riph-ia, Thomas Piesscier. d Dclsbuiry, I .iil Fletcher. Ripoyou 1I Thirlway. TMfiindC.htroolt(D W~m Il arrisen. J. II, Wilkinsosi, J. F arburis. Ily. Cullingworth. XV Jadelon. Delpl h Saddeieaorth, J. Brookl, Ripp~onaeia Thomas H~oyle. Doncoaitser ...
... at: the same, Jolin a-letlield Gossip, Esq. of Hatfielt, in the county of York, to Panny, third daug hter of the late Rev. Thomas WVingfield, rector of Teigh, in the county of Rutland. Same dlaly, 31Mr. Daniel Culpon, of Halifax, stone-mason, to .Miss ...
... White, niece of Richard Greenwood Esq., of Lees, near Haworth. a, Same day, at St. Andrew's church, Newcastlei-upon,Tynes Thomas. Shaw Miller Abery. sq, of Springfield. EssextT Caroline Rlise, daughter of Edward Shafto, REq., of Durhamo r Same day, at ...
... miller, of Stutton, to Sarah, eldest daughter of M~r. Thomas Robinson, Whiuget Hill1, near Tadeaster. On Sunday weelt, at Roebdale. Mr. Christopher Barker, plumber, to Alice, daughter of Mr.: Thomas Sladin, all of Roch- Ond~c Saturday week, by the Venerable ...
... petition from the mllleri Preston, complaining that the proposed Corn-Law BUI did not afford them uiAclent protection. Mr. HARDY presented petition! from Oxford and several other place*, against any further grant of public money the College Maynooth. Mr ...
... Raphael and Hardy upon him to re f such little importance as myself was I might well be pardoned if | were ing fog their Bet ngs and opio pions Of conservatiem returned —to the SS vee hy is Mr, Hardy the Attorney-General of Rev. Thomas Ran roteet and ...
... gardener to ThoinasaRlodes. Esq. beautiful hardy ?? Bainmes, i line specemen of n the Gescerla Bulbosa, the chives of 'which were beautifully capped; toepreserve the farina from the ?? of.the weather.- b Thomas Dquxbury, two dishes of peaches; part of which ...
... rant. B3 On Sunday, aged 65, Alice, wvife of Mir. Thomas Moore, of F Odidley-lane. Northoewram, near Halifax.'i Same day, aged 75 5, Mr. John lialdane, of Wakefield. RI Same day, aged 59, Mlrs. Martha Hardy, of Bradley, near 2A Hudderefield. E JSams day ...
... the late Thomas Charles Fenton, Esq. (whose death we recorded last week), of a daughter. At the Close, Winchester, the lady of the Venerable Archdea- con Wilberforce, of a son. On the 21st inst. at Odsall, near Bradford, the lady of Charles Hardy, Esq. of ...
... of the Liverpoolf M3ercury. ?? day, aged 23, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. Win. Hardy, 5a Mason-street, Edge'lHill, Liverpool, and granddaughter of the .late John Hardy, Eag., of Poisistone. n Same day, aged 73, Nancy, relict of Mr. John Rushton, mnany ...
... Somer- vex s D3 met, builder. d. c. to sur. March 28, and April 26, at 11, at the ycs P A4 Christopher Inn, Bath.-Sol. Mr. Hardy, Bath.-Petlitoning nne a 42 Creditor, John Tucker. Walcot, Somersetshire, Esq. Ass 4f DAVISON John and Richard Clark, both ...