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... hand-writing. He wrote it from her mouth. He was requested by a' magistrate to call upon her, in company with Whalley. Mr. Thomas Coates remembers pointing out to Mrs. Merryweather this advertisement. She said she was the author of it, and wished it to ...
... Ht Sidui.iuth, where he hatl gone for the rccu- vervof hi.- health, the Ite-.. Charles H.rdy. youngest -on oi the lute John Hardy E _. of Jam M.».r. near Bradford. and brothel to our present recorder. His loss will oe st-vi-rclv felt l.y those who hud the ...
... Aurora, Laurens. Petersburg —Thomas and Ann, Shields. /or Hamburg —Vine, Mason; Grashopper, Knott. COASTERS INWARDS.-*’™ —Manchester, Pew; Endeavour, Dickinson; Queen, Simpson; Arpicns, Hitchcock; Royal Oak, Oats; Thomas and Ann, Hodgson. From BridJinglun ...
... Bahworth, The Rev. Evre, Babworth, The Rev. Thos. Sutton, Vicar of Sheffield, 2 copies. The Rev. Thomas Best, 2 copies, The Rev. Matthew Preston, The Rev. Thomas Cotterill, The Rev. W. H. Vale, The Rev William White, The Rev. Henry Ellershaw, The Rev. William ...
... Hereford. Sols Mr Cleave, Hereford; am. Messrs Dax, Son, and Meredith, ?? Gundtord street, London. Com sealed _t! Nov. DAVID-UN Thomas, .nd James Mulligan, both of Liverpool, merchants dc lOlh. lltb and __ Dec al me Ge. rgc lull, Ijverpool. bois .Messrs Adlington ...
... for steslinsa linen bag, containing a quantity of flesh meat, &c. at Sheffield, the property Thomas D.m nes.—one month hard labour. John Barrow and Thomas Greaves, for a quantity of earthenware, at K-inhur-v, the property Philip Hawley and Co.— six month* ...
... amounted to aboul 100 iscrta. Poisoniug by Mhtaltr. — An Inquisition wa; held on Saturday weik, before Thomas Higgs, ?? Coroner, on the baly of .Mr. Thomas Smith, a geu- tlcnian residing at No. 10, Queen-street, (irnsvenor- square, who on Friday niglithining ...
... charged with burglariously breaking into the dwell- ing house of Thomas Clarke, of Wath, and stealing thereout a quantity of silk handkerchiefs, ribbons, satins, copper coin, &c Mr. Hardy stated the case. Thos Clarke keeps a grocer and draper's shop at ...
... Friday, Aug. 31.— Henry Egley, Thomas Sunderland, and John Wharton, three wellknown offenders, were committed Wakefield, charged Messrs. Booth and Co. with stealing from Mill quantity of iroß. Mary, the wife of Thomas Parkinson, was charged with bigamy ...
... for burglary. This trial occupied the Court upwards of seven hours, pnd was one of considerable interest, Mr. Junes and Air. Hardy were Counsel fur the prosecuton. The following is a brief statement of the facts, they came out in evidence:—ln the month of ...
... George Kitsoa do. Henry Lees Edwards T. Bottomley, Butcher ™ S^d Maker Thomas G. Edwards Thomas Greenwood J .Bates, ClotSresser James Franks, Incumbent, Sowerby T. Holmes, Dyer Thomas Earn* Innkeeper Bridge Wm. Hardisty, Merchant w v. John Abbott fc, Eddleston ...
... Rev Wm 1 10 t Gould, Thomas, Esq SSO Pa— -ret, J G Esq 2 20 Allen, Arthur C Esq 1 lOjGuest, J V Esq 1 10 Palmer, William, Esq 4 00 Andersan, Rev. Thos 2 2 0 H. D. 3 00 Parke, Rev Gilbert 1 10 Anonymous 1 00|H. G 5 0 0 Parke, Thomas, Esq 110 Anti-Kadical ...