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... year hi* the 19. h of Dec. 1826, at Vera Cruz, where he fell victim tbe fever prevailing there, Henry Ox-ley, Esq. late of Norwich. and the Arm of Joseph Oxley and Sons, merchants, of that - Lately, London, Mr. Simeon Hunter, a member the Society of Friends ...
... fitt this towil to On the 19th of flee. 1125, at Vera Cruz, wshere he, felt a victimn in to the fever, praevalittg titerS, Henry Oxley. Esq i~l tof Norwlith, IOastd of the firt of Josepht Oxigy atd Sunls, minrehants, of that lycity. On the 0tth tilt, John ...
... BIRTHS. On Tuesday last. Mrs. Oxley, of Ripon, of a son. On the loth inst. at Roefeamptim, the .talv ol th;; ttldht Htm. Vbo.iint DuiHcmiwn, eldest sen of the Earl of ?? -rough, and nephew of the CoutxteHA KitaV.viUiaiu , ul'n ?? IVLARRIAGES. On Thursday ...
... William Gower was indicted for stealing, on the '2J of April, 190 prints, the property of Rest Perm er, his master, and Ann Oxley was indicted for receiving,the same knowing them to nave been stolen.—The female prisoner is fine looking young woman, of rather ...
... and formerly overseer Heckmondwike and Gnmor-al. Same day, deeply regretted, aged 31, Mr. Charles Oxley, surgeon, Pontefract, eldest son of Thomas Oxley, Esq. M.D. of the same place. Same day, aged 31, after a severe illness, which bore with patience ...
... Middlesex, upholsterer—John Walton, Coventry, ribbonmanufacturer—Henry Badcocke, W ells, Somersetshire, mercer —Job Harris, Lone-lane, Kermondaey, needle-maker—lsaac Wilson, Carlisle, mercer—Henry Spenee, Derltend, Birmingham, currier—Edward Harper & Richard ...
... John broker, to Miss AnnSnuthson, both of this town. Thursday week, Pontefract. Mr. John Richardson, to Miss Oxley, daughter of tne Uu Mr. Oxley, of that place, surgeon. At Gretna Hall, Gretna Thomas Cator, fsq-oi Womersley, In this county, Louisa fauces ...
... Askwltb OO H. Otleu 2 2 Jo* Buckle ill Id 0 Chas.Oxley,Esq.Ki/xm. 21 OO Robinson, Boolbam-20 0 0 Mr*. 21 Rev. Sir . Anderson, R. D. Oxley 2 0 100 0 0 H. H. Oxley 2 2 0 Rev. Riehaid • 100 0 0 Mr. Oxley'* .Servants •• 1 Cholmley. Esq.--100 0 0 H.Preston ...
... Holdswortb. Rarnsley Mr. Thomas Dale. Beverley Mr. Henry Johnson. Dewsbury Mr. Thomas Oldroyd. Doncaster Mr. James Dunbill. Huddersfield & HalifaxMr. Wm. Jacomb. Mr. S. P. Pullan. Hothefham Mr. John Oxley. Northallerton Mr. W. Welbaob. Sheffield Mr. Jos ...
... On the 15th ult. at Cambridge, the lady J. Croft Brooke, Esq. of a son. MARRIAGES. On Monday last, ut Bradford, the Rev. Henry Heap, vicar, Wm. Taylor, K*'i- ut' London, to Miss Mossiuan, daughter of Dr. Mossnian, of tbe former place. Same day, at Selby ...
... 100 0 0 H. Newstead, Esq. Otley 2 2 0 Chas. Oxley, Esq. Ripon 21 0 0 Mrs. Oxley 21 0 0 R.D. Oxley 2 2 0 H. H. Oxley 2 2 0 Mr. Oxley's Servants 1 0 0 H. Preston, Esq. Moreby 100 0 0 Tbos. Richard 2 0 0 Henry ...
... Col. Henry White, P. for the county Dublin, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of W. S. Dempster, Esq. Skibo, county of Sutherland. Same day. at Tunbririge, the Rev. Stephen Woodgate, Brisco. Esq. of Devonshire-place, to Frances, daughter of the late Henry Woodgate ...