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... Lee, merchant, of this place. Tuesday last, aged upwards 60 years, Mrs. Th( nas, wife of Mr. W. Thomas, hair-sii evser, of Scarborough, and mother Mr. W. Thomas, shipchandler, this place. ( Sunday se’unight, universally esteemed and lamented, Nicholas Walton ...
... Gdi man language, to Mrs. Reimers lboth of this place. On Monday last, at Paull, George Broim*ell; Esd, to Miss Hardy, daughrer of' Thomas Hardyj'Esq. -of Boreas Hill. Holderneis. r .': Saue-day, at Pockl.ngton, the Rev. J. ri Hatfieldi of .Hornsei; to ...
... the German language, to Mrs. Renners, both this place. On Monday last, at Pauli, George BromWell. EttJ. to Miss Hardy, daughter of Thomaa Hardy, Esq. of Boreas Hill, Hoidernca. Same day, at Pockl ngton, the Rer. J. F. Hatfield, of Hornsea, Mias Horsley, ...
... Rickard Baler, and Thomas A.ion, were jointly indicted for stealing from the warehouse of William Wilks, of Weiherby, licensed hawker, on the night of the IBlh January last, large quantity of cotton, linen, and woollen good*. Thomas Acton pleaded guilty ...
... Taang; Anna, Ofilrie; Ebo;, Myerv For Aaadr, Humber, Watann. For /-/»•, Cere*, Hobanoi Prurideocc, George; Qaeen, Bouri For Thomas and Mary, Thompson V r Tmrmmtk, JoAna ft Mary, Newton; Mur* ft Hanna , Ore wry. Fur (Ttdigtw, Mirk, For Fort Oac, Mackie. ...
... Feosr, Solicitors, Holh Freehold fatales, AT PAUL, IN HOLDERNESSt To be Sold by Auction, (By Order of the A»«i)tr.ct* of Mr. Thomas Fr.t, bankrupt,) At the House of Mr. ROBERT WRtCKT, the HUMBER TAVERN, in PAUI., On AfemJaj, tie Ist Jaj of OSoier, 1810, ...
... NoKTHAMrroN. The Earl Ossort. William Psaed, E«j. M. P. Scsori Bernard, Esq. M. P. Director*. Thomas Wilson, Esq. Banker, Toi. Hall Plumer, Esq. Billtm. Thomas Smith, Esq. T.ri, John Stres, Esq. Kiii-EIU. Richard Hrpwortb, Esq. Pemtrfract. I.ieur.-Col. ...
... Spring, Mitchell; Trent, Hailstone; London, Machin ! Yorkshire, Rower Mary, Padlcy ; Aire, Providence, Foster; Richard Jane, Hardy; Sheffield, Thompson ; New Princess Royal, Rosrbotham Clifton, Patrick; Laurel, Chester; PrtcMb, Potter; Polly, Rarfb*; flee ...
... regiment, very badly wounded; the Hon. Major Stanhope, 52d regiment, and some other sick and wounded otficcn; the Lady of Sir Thomas Hardy, and family; Lieut. Hunt, late of his Majesty's ship Zealous. Major M'Cregdr, and some others of the wounded officers of ...
... about half a Rood of Land, in the front of the HOise, full of Fruit Trees of excellent bearing; now in the occupation Thomas Hardy.—May be entered at Lady Day May-Day next. (CT F° r further particulars, apply to Mr. P. Oxtoby aforesaid, Market-Weigh ...
... Mj-Thoa. Shackletoo, of Wakefield, and formedf a/a*»d«ju near York. On Friday, la the mid year her age, Mr*. Hardy, mother of Mr. Tboroa* Hardy, York. On Monday, at ayM'Ja, Mr*. Wilkintoo, widow of the late Sl}eritF Wilkia*oo. On Mudday, In the «4th year ...
... Hull; Mr. Beatow's,Thornes Greyhound, Ferrybridge and at the Gazette-Office, Doncaster. Spencelay’s Assignment. TTt/HEREAS, THOMAS SPENCELAY, VV Anlaby, in the County the Town Kingston-upon-Hull, Butcher and Farmer, hath by Indenture, bearing date the 33d ...