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... do. James Crane, Bradford Martha Entwittle, Stand Lane Mrs Entwistle, Radcliffe Mrs Lee ond son. Salfo d Mr Parkinson, Blackburn Mrs Parkinson, do. Miss Goring, Millbrook Mrs Woodhouse, do. Mr Ashton, Houghton Tower Mr E: Pearson, do. Mrs Pearson and ...
... rs. John Johnson and William Goldthrop, Wakefield, York, catiinet makers and upholsterers. Elizabeth , teeie Henson Cumin, ham, and Joseph Steele, Riclinsiod and litortLke, grocers and chireserriongas. James Bradshaw and George Allen, Liverpool ...
... at the Friends' Meeting-house, in the same place, Mr. Joshua Oradey, grocer, Nottingham, to Emma, daughter of Mr. Francis Cumine, of Loughborough. On the 16th inst., the Baptist Chapel, Wallingfo'rd, the Rev. J. Tyso, Mr. James Hobson White, solicitor ...
... don—further dividend. PARKINSON A lam, John Dockett and Samuel Alsoptl—h Match Is.Tj; Manchester, calico printers ii c Ulh Jan at the Bridgeware. Arms Inn, Manchester (by adjournment fiom the Cd inst)— joint dividend of Adam Parkinson ami John. Duckettj ...
... RRIRD— At London, ultimo, the Rev, Robert Parkinson Brooke H«*use. Si (Tor ire, M..rv Latreha youirge-t daughter the late Thomas Bat stow, E q. At Edinburgh, on the 27'h ult. I'h'mas Small, Es ...
... gur, 4th March—Wynter, lady of Capt. R., 2d European regiment , of a daughter, stillborn, at Poonah, 6th March. MARRIAGES. Cumin., Mr. J. A., to Miss A. C. Tanner, 29th March, Jones, Mr. C., to Mrs. T. Ricard, 17th March. Simpson, Lieut. W., to Miss A ...
... Foster, Linen Draper, 36, Crown-street, Sole Agent for Halifax; Bradford—J. Pratt, Chemist, 33, Ivegate; Biackdarn —J. Parkinson, Chemist, 1. Church Street; Burnley—T. Sutcliffe, 20, St. James's Street, Bookseller; Driffield—F. C. Matthews, Chemist; ...
... whim' trial, sad 'evoked in all the subsequent losses to which this led—k by a Whig Oppeakin that I int to bring my beton Parkinson—it wm by s Whig Administration that the Jones of my sins Ins admitted—it was by a Whig Cableet Minister that resolutions ...
... Ncw-Ellglxnd ft J 31 --tf. CUMIN-8 & WARD.. TO be RENTED, and entered on ef C,:r!ei -B. pi: - it ii S t 1 C 7.nt—y U.ti it fi%.**) f!,-0 rt nC t'red fit L:ao).=l*.:.ll C ?*zei. rvry ctrc* , ; '216 2 ECM.' in • t * lIENRY PARKINSON. rr. E & iric 1411 tho ...
... at 2, at the Eagle ion, Cambridge. Solicitors', lilewirs. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn-rquare; and Messrs. Parkinson and Staff, Norwich. . . THOMAS Bowan and Rif 14AR n Gunge, Manchester, silk and cottony tnufacturers, August 7. S. and at ...
... Scott, Puckle, Swartzenburgh, Philimore, Danvers, and Day,; Miss and Master Jefferson. the Imperial Hotel.—Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Parkinson, Rev. W. Fielding; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Parker; Mr. Mackenzie; Misses lies and Steward. the Plough Hotel.—Lieut.-Col. Rev. Mr ...
... Compounder; Adolphus Leighton White, Balliol, Grand Richard Haggitt, Balliol. Grand Compounder; Francis Horatio Fitzroy Patrick Cumin. Godfrey Thring, and James Collins, Ballio • (h-irles Churchill Crakanthorp, and John W.tton Darnhroueh lincohi: Wm. Clarke ...