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... Thos. Crackles, pati shoemaker, to Miss Charlotte Hudson, both oi41his place. Leil On Sunday week, at Wintringham, Mr.William Thomas Lubec, the Thackray, third son of Mr. John Thackray, innkeeper, Kra of York, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Mr. John ...
... aliarsrespecting tre Medical School may By 0Pr catieon to any of the Medical Professors. o theCouncil, t1ie'ity clatrsi, 'THOMAS COATES, Clerk. rig. 23, 1828. THE THIRD YORKSHIRE IMISICAL FE1S;TIVAL, Fort THlE -BENEFIT OF`TIlE York County Hospital, and ...
... Halcyon, Jaclkson, from Messoia, got or, t- shore on thle 18th, but has since been brought oil; and proceeded. ', The Kate, Hardy, fran, Petersburg, ran agrouitd ois tile 28th, hut 1,was aissisted off, aid proceeded. Thle Jean, Birowii, from Rigs, st Put ...
... a small farmer-was charged witlt Iaving feoiuly stolen from tlse premises of Thomas 'Richtardson, of Btbwvith,~ a table, a rack, a manger, and a hamper, Isis property. Thomas Rioltardson deposed: I live at Bub- witht;jI lost a woodlen rack, for hsay, about ...
... Katherine Fowler, youngest daughter of rt Mr. Thomas Fowler, farmer, of Butterwick. .0 On the 3rd inst. af Carlton Church, near Snaith, (having been previously married at the Roman Catholic Chapel) e Mr. Thomas Burton, of Heseltine House, to Mary, eldest ...
... Slingsby, of this place, to ae 5 g9 OaTlaursday.tbe 13th, at Thorngumbald, aged 79, Mr. i'~ Philli~lardky, brother to Mr. Henry Hardy, of~Little Hum- b er,, whose death 'was recorded in our last., Ir On Thursday last, it Clee, aged 68, Isabella, the 'wvife ...
... who heard thle screamsi of the little suffidrpr..-' said Mr. Hardy, surgeon-Saw the child ; it was ira dying. Ilie,, state wisen he airrived, and expired soon; afterwards. Mljr. in-Hardy described the appearance of the child; h ad no'doub~t IdA but the ...
... Frances Catharine, youngest daughter of Sir John Rams- r. den, Bairt; of B13ram. I 3r I On Tuesday week, at Wheldrake, Mr. Thomas Water- aLso house, of Knedlington, in the parish of Howden, farmer ts and grazier, to Miss Hannah Holmes, eldest daughter ...
... A' 'FORRI O DE JANEIROs .I- - 'i. '~ 18 The tinen ewShip 4 g>.;llEYWO.RT-H, *:r222 Tons'Register-Copper Sheathed, THOMAS WILLIs, Master. Wiil positively sail on the 28tIs instant, the principal part of her Cargo beiugready to go on board. e H-OI.DERNESS ...
... Rev. J. A. Armitage;- Leeds- -1000 0 0 Mr. R. Baxter, Doncaster . ~55s0 - a Mr. Thomas-Brooke, ditto.I1 0 0 Mr. John Burton, ditto 1I1a a- Mr. J. Branson, ditto s 0 0 0 Thomas Blayds, Esq. Leeds. . 100' O 0 0 Mr. Edward Baines, ditto 10 10a0 0 Mr.. Robert ...
... by his family and r tall friends, aged 72, Mr. Thomas Kirk, of Grnilsby-lane. Fe on On Tuesday Isut, in the 27th year of his ego, after a short illecss, ll it.:to the great tlictiot of his family Mr. Thomas Acklan of this place, grocer, much rcspected by ...
... Holderness, To-BsOa- wil * no1V, Wl'beeday, Mtarch 25, 1829, at Nine o'Clock it -the - Forenoon, upon the .Precises of Mr. Thomas 1lardy,. Ri -his IVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of HUS- for * BANDRY, consisting of 5 Draught Horses, I Mare in Wi Foal, 2 three~ ...