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... d c. rs Ur. Feb. 9, and March 2, at 11, at thi Crow;t, Lit. Fakenhaam.-ols. Cozens, Letser. 1 cit ingsctt-Pet. er. William Hardy, of Letheringsett, Norfolk. I ar, Esq. a at. MA kR1SDEN Henry, of Cellan, near Laimpeter, In the county of sk Cardigan, c tt ...
... August 17tb, 184, at the house of Mr.' Dixon. the' Golden Eagle Ino, Birmingfham Street, Manchester, when upwards of 130 of the hardy sons of toil sat down to a sumptuous dinner provided for the occasion. The viands did credit to the host and hostess, both ...
... AationaRKn Stmnaph. ?? ., -. ?? ?? ~H. ?? I t BLscscaultN.-At the ad,iorrned quartetly meeting e of ?? $ Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris.; s topl Ai Te wete elected auditors for the next six J months. William RBstran aid James Orouther be consniittee-men ...
... at il, ?? Oct. ,,t eon- 2, at the Nes Rioyal Hotel, Bitmnigiiham.-Sils. tubls- ind n he Rollings, BSirmingharm. Pet. ers. Thomas Bate and Wilim f de Rollings, af Stouirbridge. bankers. sent DICKINSON Steuileti, of Huiddersfleld, ill the county if Yoii ...
... from Wi,beach. Oak, Oldridge ; Putcheti, Vanson; Funny, Bun, from London. Thomas and Ann, Scupham Fr endship, Seupham; Mary. Greenall, from Boston. Coke, r itrood, from Wells. Thomas and Mary, Ashton, from CoI. chester. Eudeavour, Stanhope, from Wisbeacb ...
... 1840, of at the house of Mr. Dixon, the Golen Esgle Inn, be Birmingham Street, Manehester. when upwards of n- 130 of the hardy sons of toil sat down to a sumptuous- re dinner provided for the occasion. The vmandsl did d credit to the host and hostess ...
... June 7. at 1, and July 9, at half:past I1.- Sel. Cox, Bucklersbury.-Pet. er. George Cox, Bucklersbury, ar gent. as POYNTER Thomas. of Alagate, High-street, In the city of m London, buteher, d. c. to sur. June 5, at 12,-and July 9, at 11. t iol. aaddeley ...
... twelve of-the crew were hapoily vY preserved, and' Without their receiving any considerable 19 ,, iiijury. The second mate, Thomas Bai ris, wh6, with two pit others, attempted to reach the shore orr the mast, was the !. only one .who perished: the body ...
... Lausteen, from Weile. Bertha, Kreplin, from Ka- nigsburg. Haahet, Fisker, from Randers. Norfolk (s), Wood, from Rotterdam, Thomas, Stewart, from Archangel. Susan and Isabella, Loney, irom Stettin. Jane, Peterson, from Arlbor6. 21-Hamburg(s), Brown ; Ann ...
... rettia Magdalena, Scbade. eRev. FOREIGN SAILED-For gleb, Sterkholiz-'rruelove, Leedhxam. Rir, r-Watson, Frost;- g .Tborp, H~ardy. llotlerdein-Jolin and Thzomas, Spencer; ev El Charlotte, Jarnmain ; Aquatic, Allisop;, Betbell, Hall; Kling, Flora, Plok; ...
... save a public dinner to their indomitable friend and a vocate, W. P. Roberts, Esq., on Friday last, when upwards of eighty hardy sons of the mine sat down to an excellent repast, provided by the host and hostess of the Colliers' Arms Inn. Mr. Roberts, ...
... Wrigitt; Unity, Cliff; Helmsley, Corbett; Bradford, Drumrey;' Ouse, I. Gale; Hester aud 1Hannah, Drillield; Farns, Turner; Thomas and a Harriet, Hickson; Resolation, Earnshaw; Director, Adamason; Mary, e, Poster; for London. GoOLa, Arrived-Eliza, Ledson ...