... Morel, Manner ; Renkddr, Me. Hartley, bookseller, Yorkshire-street ; Lamerhire, Ile. W. Hum., Mottos-street, Bury ; lie. Thomas Hardie!, toy dealer. slid Mr% Armitage, ritt•street ; Mr. W. C. Stallforil, nice, Freochgate aunt Messrs. Brooke ad Co., Gazette ...

... des moths of Mr. by Me. Mdiur liipky. limey ▪ he 4 and on the motion of Mr. R. Astray{ .waded by Mr. ithoson Timms I, Mr. Thomas Moth should he 'bids Mr. Gram Aotheten seed, mod Mr. aoudad tho Mr. Adis Raid he to Mad. mural. and Juba thews Palsy. Mar) ...

... 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 ...

... Edward Soble, AMMO Hill, Robert Stables Achroyil. Heseireeth. Ms Firth. J. Christopher Dinh, William El Thomas Schell Henry Leah, Charles Hardy. and Richard Frederick Farrel. Richard il:ta)tosi. Jobs Lomb% Craves. Joao • thso Thy. so moth. Wjle. Thum ...

... their time takes op by such rs kki . k .owl dismissed the ewe. Ms.. ow ha, and mete 13., for beim &took al few dlr W.H. ow by Thomas foe Me for Them TIM moo rid ow Ow Ile. Welk he owed the wart wages. het he had left iodine. sod Heide* MN, he had him hos ...

... with the opening the Baptist chapel. Sbipiey, were preached is that place, by the Rev. J. Edwards, of Nottingham; the thee. Thomas &outman, the Rev. G. Memos, Bradford. The collectioes were very liberal, amonating to A 203 Ts. 2d. The weather e.notinite+ ...

... of the houses on each side being fillet with ladies ' ) to the Market Place, in the greatest order and It was conducted by Thomas Atkitimm, Wigney, of the George Inn. it going ale% New-Mreet, it was joined by a few hundreds of the Poor Law Amendment AM ...

... Caudill. Robert Forster Pratt, John Mayne at. Clime Jas. Hirt, James aklnael, Ralph &ravioli, Geo. Hills, Within' Thomas Watson, Thomas Gaunt. John Gihirm, Chafes Saerliina Harriet's', Jolla Kennett, Ralph Robiesoo, and Prase. Tao 4tirfreesr. Allan) %LC ...

... lierrow, Author Seeder a Cher* Ac. A HISTORY of PRICES, With to the Coma of their rimeipsl Yodeller. 1792 to the tiro By Thomas Tura, Esq. F.S.S. Is 1 thiek rol. Iwo. TRELAWNY of or. The Prophecy A Laguna of CorwaralL By Mrs. Bray. Aare of The Tire — ...

... reported that the work at the extensive mill recently erected in Lancaster, and formerly owned by the late firm of Trelfall and Hardy, will be resumed by Mr. Cooper, of Preston. THE LATE CATASTROPHE IN GALWAV.—I regret to state, that by the report of the medical ...

... Lower Edmonton, omnibus proprietor. Frederick Rhodes. Hadlow, Kent, horse jobber. Thomas Stevens, Dunstable, Itediordshire, uichitect. John Kidd, Kttigston-upon-Hull. Thomas Carter, Sheffield, corn miller. John Holmes Shanklin, Liscard, Cheshire, landing ...

... SENTENCES ON FRIDAT. Imprisoned Nine Months.— Thomas Allatt (31), charged with hating been indicted, along with Thomas Robinson ' at Bradford sessions, June 29th, 1842, for stealing 120Ibs. of slubbings, at Horhury, the property of James Quarmbc. Improvised ...