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... UP S _a- All the ffeetinge of Commissjoi-.;r in A[Sdle on CosMtisitersra' Court. BoSinhakl stirc. arle Sld held Lte BASTOW Thomas. the elder, Jo-eph .acl,~n' Lsndo5- De tow, the younger. trading under the 'rin ,Od Th5n he Pany, of Spring Hill Brewery, ...
... 10 0 John B. Charlesworth, .. ..10 10 0 Thomas Cadman, ..l. ..1 10 0 Mrs. Cockoroft, .. .. 10 10 0 Charles Chadwick, .. .. ..10 10 0 Martin Cawood, .. .. 10 10 0 Thomas Chorley, Surgeon, ..10 10 0 Thomas Claphean, ?? .. . l0 10 0 Miss Crowithier ...
... Messrs. Raphael and Hardy, tl-oud foe toms time.) I might wall pardoned If I were somewhat sain, when a man of such little myself was steeled, and these Illustrious .os of cooservatlsm returned - to the places whence they earns. And Mr. Hardy Attotney-cjanaesl ...
... truly said that his last end was peace. Yesterday, aged I6, Mr. Thomas Stead, of the York Tavern, York-road, in this town. Same day, at Castle Grove, ileadingley, in his 22nd year, Mr. Thomas Holmes. On Thursday, in his 70th year, highly respected, Mr. Samuel ...
... gantlemnan, Of SoulthuWram, to Miss H1nnlh Abbott, of TO h Halifikx. ]lt 5' Same day, at St. Ann's ehurce, by the Rev. Thomas Walsh, 8. Mr. Thomas MB Laughlin, to Kiss Bridget Carrosi, both o.rV I, this town. .0 Onl Tuesday, at l'lptonstall. by the Venerable ...
... FFraiess, Bradley; 20. Thomas, TummZnls; 21: Proaidetece, Mkils, frem London. 16. Three Brothers, 'lalan: 17. Thomas Sa Haisnah, Depledge; ;11. George & Eliza- beth, Wright, fomn Lynas. 2l. Hope, Smith, Caroline, Me- thease ;t2. Thomas & Elizabeth, Parrott ...
... ctno-(Wirider Prizce, a newr kind)-to Thomas Deux- herry.-tst and 2d Black' rrapies-to J. Moore, gardener to T. B. I'case, EmQ. Chapeltown-. Best W~hite Gape.s-to ThomnasMason. 2d ditto-to Thomas A ?? Peacles- to Thomas Mason. Second best ditto-to - Marshall ...
... surgeon, seconded the no- itoJ .era mination. ho of' Mr. SAML. BAINBIRIDGE, linen draper, proposed ito rid, Thomas Sturgeon, Esq. ut trv Mlr. THOMAS ADDISON, currier, seconded the no- %vm he Initiation. en tdad A r. LAWSON then proceeded to address the electors ...
... share, Cion each. Moved Mr Thomas Seci-nded Mr. Thomas I hat the Ri»hl Hiinoiimhle I-ord Wharnclifre, and Mes.rv line ' Parker, Offley Shore, Miehael Clllsmi, s.nmei IhiUet. I:dward smith. Hounsdeld, Simnet tlarldeld. Thoma. Rl|l n John Syke*, Jo.eph ...
... of Worcester, eldest son of the Rev. Robt. Hewson, of St. Colman Glebe, county of Kerry. to Emily, third daughter of John Hardy, Esq., of Portland-place, late M.P. for Bradford. On Thursday last, at the Holy Trinity church. Hull, Mr, Saml. Dobson, spirit ...
... instant, eight well bred ewes, marked on the side J. H., were stolen from' the close of their owner, Mr. John Hardy, of Otley Mills. Mr. Hardy immediately had placards, describing the sheep anl the marks on them, plentifully distributed up and down the ...
... the Rev. John Bienn a *r chard, I.ector of Middleton, Win. Dlnkldey Paine, REq. London, M. n to Eliza, second daughter of Thomas Dawson, Esq., Pounds- n worth, Driffield. Sonme day, at. St. Augusetine's chapel, Darllngton, by the Rev.- Win H-ogarth, V ...