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... tiptoe during the last few days. The morning opened with a very winterly appearance, a slight covering of snow having fallen during the previous nigbt, but before the hour appointed for starting the snow had disap- peared, and the day turned out as hue as couid ...
... Mr. Howard was born oh the 2nd July, 17..7 • and was the eldest son of Philip Howaid, and Ann, daughter of Her.ry Witham, Esq., of Cliff, in the county of York. The direct descent of the Coiby branch of the Howard family is from Sir Francis Howard, second ...
... renin*. On Saturday werk a.-cd 80, Mr. William Bnrress, uf Beverley, iauuy year, a linen-draper; of that |.lace. Same day, aged 67, tbe Rev. O Lodge, curate of X tk'iurton. On Sunday week, aged 30, Mrs. J. Day, of Wake, lie.d. - On Mginday week, at hi ...
... , by the Key. iMr. Daniel, Mr. William Harrison, tailor, son of Mr. William Harrison, stonemason, of this city, to Miss Ann Dutchburn, of Easingwold. On Sunday, the 9th inst., at Trinity church, Darlington, Mr. William Graham, to Miss Margaret Thompson ...
... of Plea-aiu Dairy, in Leeds, wo ...
... DECLARATION DAY. WAKEFIELD,— THURSDAY NIGHT. This being the day appointed for the Sheriff's declara- tion from the hustings, the town began to till, at an early hour, with equestrians and pedestiians; and, as on Mon- day, orange was the prevailing colour ...
... hia people; snd he thst day I celled upon the freeholders ot Yorkshire to give him their j ■PP ort » ts aid his generous purposes of securing to the Pfroptesn independent Parliament- (ApptouseT A pa- [ ?? k i ng L c * ed »h*l day-called upon Yorkshire ...
... BIRTHS. On Tuesday last, at Castle Howard, Mis. Henderson, tf a daughter. Un Sunday last, at .Mr. Newham's lodgings. King smi, Scarbro'. the Lady at Chas. Wilson Faber, ?? -*i tbe Inner Temple, of a daugbter. Same day. the Lady of John Woodall. ?? of Belveic ...
... (sofjrasieganki Culverhou e> . Charles Thompson and William i'hon Sheffield, printers, booksellers, and it iti»iur-. . Thos. Th.rt and Samuel Sutton. Warrington, Lancashire, ciwpm Archer and William trchtr, Preston, Lancashire, cru ch. nits. ..Thoiu. ...
... Wfam, son of Mr. William Shepherd, farmer, Tholthorpe. Same day, at Wilbesfbss, after a short illness aged S3. much and deservedly respected, Thomas, secoud son ef Mr. John Gillah, cattle dealer. Same day at Beverley, aged 34, Mr. William FarraiL plumber ...
... A DAY WITH THE SINNINGTON FOX- HOUNDS. (From a Correspondent.) On Tuesday last we met at Dalby Bash- The morn- ing was ushered in with a heavy mist; however about eleven o'clock it began to clear off, aud the sun shone forth brilliantly, bnt let as proceed ...
... the Thirteenth Day of Februart, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Foity Six, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, when the Treasurer's and Surveyor's Accounts will be Audited, the state of the Road reported, and other Business transacted. WILLIAM BAYLEY, Clerk to ...