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... No Birth, Marriage, or Death inserted without proper authority. MARRIAGES. On Saturday, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. Wm, Walton, farmer, Wortley, to Miss Harriet Wood, of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. Matthew Hall, smith, to Miss Maria Gelder, both of Hunslct ...
... t& Birth, Marriage, or Death inserted without proper Authority. BIRTH. Yesterday morning, the wife of Mr. John Marshall Jowett, printer, of this town, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Sunday, St. Peter's Chapel, Leeds, by the Rev. Thomas Harris, Mr. James Jowitt ...
... ROCHDALE. Sudden Deaths—On Tuesday evening last, James Holt, Esq. of Mitchell-hey, Rochdale, had lieen in the town, felt rather unwell, was return* ing home, and reached his own gate, when he It'll down and instantly expired, lie was much re spec ted ...
... Johnson. The deceased was climbing up a stone set on edge at Rashchffe, when it gave way, and he falling upon the ground, pulled the stone upon him, which caused his death. Verdict, Accidental death. Foot Race—On Monday last, a foot race was run on the ...
... Edward Mitchell 3, Complete. Edw. Mitchell; 4, Waterloo, Charles Benton ; s, Hmglesder. Thos. Walker 6, Plough bey, Joseph Taylor. Ssf.rs.-1, Othello, Edward Mitchell; S, Ned Lud, Thomes Walker; 1, Plsg, Mitchell; 4, Squire Muodig. Edw. ...
... joiner, to Miss Ellen IIolden, of Halifax. On Monday last*'Mr. Francis GrunweH, of Horsforth, wheelwright, to Miss Jane Mitchell, of Chapel Allerton. Same day, at Dumfries, Mr. Hugh Brown, draper, of Halifax, to Miss Sarah Turner, of Dumfries, sister ...
... have cause to thankful, has seldom, if ever before, happened in their town the explosion of aateam boiler, and the untimely death of six mdiridualsJn consequence. On Saturday morning. last, the inhabitants of the streets running into ana near School Street ...
... blooms to E. Mitchell, lor Complete, Venus, and Ringleader. Green Edges, Ist class—lst prize, Seedling's; 2nd, James Sinners' Howard's Nelson. Green Edges. ?nd class—lst prize, E. Mitchell's Complete; 2nd. Mr Beeston's Seedling. White Edges ...
... Leadbeater, of Boulden, near to Miss liebden, of Navigation. Road, York. *»» No Birth, Marriage, or Death inserted without proper authority. DEATHS. On Tuesday last, aged 45, Mr. William Linley, formerly clerk with Messrs. Marshall and Co flax-spinners ...
... for Heaven's sake that something might be done with Mrs. Mitchell, for she had got it into her head that the negroes might do just as they pleased, and that no law could touch them. -Mary Mitchell: So day can; now all niggers free ; I rubber walk in Westminster ...
... said that Mitchell would be arrested, and neiha'is : executed on a gibbet in Dublin. If Mitchell was injured, thegiobet must :emain standing for one af .er another of therh (tremen- j docs cheering). Nay, moie, before they hung him (Mitchell) they must ...
... Joseph Bailey, of Elland-edge. for disposing of a quantity of whiskey to Thomas West. He was fined £12 10s.—Wm. Smith, of Greetlaud, for selling rum to the same person, had also a fine of £12 Ids. levied upon him.—George Mitchell, of Greetland, was next ...