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... of Stanley, to Ant Mitchell, housekeeper, to Jion Maude, Esq, of Moorhouse. near Walcefleld. I Same day, Smalley Jowett Bateman, KEq. of Dye-Royd, _ Thoraiton, to Miss Robinson. only daughter of the late Thomas Robinson, Esq. of Edge-house, Thornton. Same ...
... at Kilham; for. Weatgh, to Miss Berrimnan, daughter of Mr. P. Bcrrirnan, of that place. On Thursday weeik, the Rev. Thomas Mitchell, of -Market Yeighton, to Miss Chnblely, only grand child of the laIt Rev. gieunrd llewili, of Pucklington. On Snnday, aged ...
... daughter of the late J. Mitchell, Esq. ef Wakefield. Same day, Mr. Hartley, to Mrs. Shaw, both of Wakefield. Same day, at Wakefield, Mr. John Hardy, of Ferry Fryston, architect, to Mrs. Mitchell, relict of the late Mr. T. Mitchell, of Wakefield. On the ...
... Lawrence. Sm d hber tsoh» Best Hhubarb, Mr. P M, Itev. Jas. , j,|. '*f* Auriculas— Green-edg jvjr pit j, > Simpson's Commander, . der's Waterloo ; 3d. M'-£ Ke edged, Ist. Mr. Cuthbcr.so S ,W' , , Mr Ely's Ditto; 3d. boy. VVh ; or Chma-edp lator; 3d. Mr ...
... spectator. Tbe village of Alderley is one of the mutt romantic, imagination could picture, tituat.d about a mile from Alderley Park, the family mansion, and immediately uuder an insulated and . lofty mass, of rock called Akkrley Edge The day waa delighttully ...
... ntations and fallacies of Mr. Todd; he had calculated the deaths from the numbers that appeared on the face the reports. Mr. Hey said, if such plan could be devized, it would reduce ihe deaths of patients, actually under the treatment of the medical n>en ...
... gardener, of Stanley, to Aun Mitchell, housekeeper John Maude, Esq. Moorhouse, near Wakefield. Same day, Jowett Bateman, Esq. of Dye-Roy'!. Thornton, to Mis* Robinson, only daughter of the late. Thomas Robinson, Esq. of Edge House, Thornton. Same day, Mr ...
... taken by Doctors Mitchell and Burton to have a cast of his face and cranium ; but . truality of the gypsum, which was only ; lie procured from the island, was such as rendered all>their attempts fruitless. A short time previous to his death, he scratched ...
... that were finished ; or if he could take him a print in soap or clay, of any warehouse key, for he had a man ofthe name of Mitchell who would make one like it. From thence he took witness to the Mitre and Turk's Head Inns. Wednesday morning the 21st, witness ...
... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Feb. 2. The following Addresses of Condolence to his Majesty, on the Death of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, have been transmitted to the Right Honourable Robert Peel, of his Majesty's principal Secretaries Stare:—From the ...
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... one with aIn ivory handle, and considerably' worn and-sharp at both edges of the point.] Witniess said thieinflammation occa- ' sionied by suds 'injury was the iminnediato castes of death. ' Mr. A. Bartlett, surgeon, attended the deceased, and s was also ...