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... On Monday, Lodge, the lady Edge Hill, near Liverpool, the '^Fr^ ' m city, the Countess a .on the io.t, Cleasby, tha lady of the Rev. J. W. Smith, of a son. Same day, at Richmond, Mrs. Thomas Bradley, son. Same day, at Montague-square, the Hon. 3irs. o ...
... county of Ke t. surgeon, Jemima, daughter the late Mr. May els ton, this town. Ou the 13th inst at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas Hill. Liverpool, by the P..’v. Dr. Yoneua, and afterwards Michael's, bv the Rev. Mr. Johnson. Mr. James Bickerdihe, of the Red Lion ...
... LasceUes' br. b. Verity ; Mr. Atkinson's bl. and wh. dog Hector, beat Mr. Anderton 's black bitch Echo ; Mr. Gibbes* fawn bitch Octavia, beat Hon. E. LasceUes' fawn dog Tarquin ; Mr. Lowther's bl. d. Trajan, beat Mr. H. Teal's red b. Birdlime ; Mr. Kayo's blk ...
... Marlon Lordship Same day, at Melcombe Regis, by the Rev. J. Francs R. Hill, William Raw-son, eldest son of the late Jeremiah Rawson, of Green Royde, Yorkshire, Elizabeth Octavia Busfeild Ferrand, second daughter late C. F. Busfe.ld, Esq., of Cottingley ...
... George's church, Hanover Square, by the Rev. Robert Miles, James Townsend Oswald, Esq., of Duani- kier, Fifeshire, to Ellen Octavia, daughter of the late P. J. Miles, Esq., of Leigh Court, Somersetshire, and sister of the members for East Somerset and city ...
... Lord Mar- sham and Sir E. Filmer. NORTHI HANTS has returned two Whigs, Lefevre and Heatheote. NORTH SnROPSnlBB,-Sir Rowland Hill and W., 0. Gore, Esq., have been returned. WEST NOBrOLH.-Two Teries, Chute and ,Bagge I NORTHUMBERLAND (SOUTH).-The former ...
... Cheetham-hill to the village of Middleton. The road called Lad-lane, and runs alongside the extensive park of the Earl of Wilton. It is somewhat lonely place, about three miles distant from Manchester, but in the immediate vicinity Cheetham-hill. The rev ...
... Emma a l>y. , Mr Lyon's Warriner dr. Mr Deakin's b aud w b Damsel, beat Mr G. H. Brooke's b aa w d Major Mr Buxtou s be b Octavia, beat Sir St. G. Gore's b d Huntley Mr Chew's b d Chance. lor, beat Mr Bradley's be d Hoogley Mr T. Booth's w v Wing, eat ...
... late Lord Grantham. - 8 At his house in Spring Garden terrace on Sunday even- f ing week, William Hill, Esq., Under Secretary of the Z Treasury.-Mr. Hill was in the prime of life, and his loss is deeply lamented by all who had the pleasure of his A ac ...
... beat Sir John Johnstone's black dug p. Bittern ; Mr. Hill's brindled dog Niinrod, beat Mr. Atkinson's black an.l white dog Phosphorus. Second Class.— Mr. Openshaw's brindled dog Zebra, beat Mr. Hill's brindled dog Ninirud. Mr Gibbes' dun dog Ginger, beat ...
... Joseph Hallewell, Esq., cloth merchant Leeds son of Benjamin Hallcwell, Esq., Higtilield House Woodhouse to Henrietta Augusta Octavia, youngest daughter of the late Anthony Titley, Esq., of Wortley Lodge. On Saturday, at the parisli church, Leeds, Mr. James ...
... Huddersfield. Ou the Initmt, at Itafimt. Arthur Kett, aidant •on of Charlm Barclay, Eaq. M.P., of Barr Hill, in tin; count? of Surrey, to Slarw Octavia, daughter of Icliabud Wripnt, Hm)., of Mapperlry. fin the In»t., at Bromley, Kent, the Her. R. S. Robuin ...