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... to Mr. Parker, for 16 specimens. Rarest Stove Plant (Combritum Purpurea) John Menzies; 2d (Euschia Mycrophylla) Thomas Appleby. Best Hardy Bouquet to Wm. Barratt, for a splendid one in the form of a pyramid, which nearly reached the roof of the Music ...
... for stealing 1201b. leather from Mr. Hodgson, tanner. GUILTY. âTo be transported seven years. Thomas Harrison, for stealing two brass pans, from Thomas Hardy, butcher. GUILTY.â imprisoned six calendar months William Hales, tor stealing needles from Mr ...
... THOMAS TAYLOR, GROCER and TEA DEALER, LOW-STREET, MALTON, in WANT of an APPRENTICE. A Premium will be expected. WANTED. FMIOS. THEAKSTON, Grocer, Linen and Woollen-Draper, Hatter, &C-, MASHAM, IS in immediate want of respectable Youth APPREN*- TICK. MR ...
... Bell, of that place. Wednesday, the 2Sxh ult., at the Friends' Meeting-house, Selby, Thomas Marshall, Esq., late of Huddersfield, to Betty, only surviving daughter ot Thomas Procter, Esq., of Selby. Same day, at Walton, Lancashire, the Rev. R. J. Statham ...
... Sporting. FOOT RACE—On last, the foot race for £5O. a-side. between John Turner, alias the Woral Stag, and William Hardy, alias the Worsted Clue, was run the race ground. Doncaster—the latter leaving his competitor about fifty yards. FOOT RACE On Monday ...
... (Seedling Hibiscus)—To Jas. HODGSON. BEST HARDY PLANT Melindris) —To William Wood. The prize for the best six hardy plants, was also awarded to William Wood, CULINARY VEGETARLcJS. BEST CABBAGES (the Drumhead) J- To Thomas Routt edge, of Blvington. BEST RED DO ...
... of flowers having been kindly supplied for that purpose by J. Brook, Esq. of Mirfield, Dr. Crowther, and Thomas White, Esq. of Wakefield, Mr. Thomas Heselgrave, Mr. William Barratt. Mr. Joseph Marshal), Mr. William Ashton, and others. The Rev. SAMUEL SHARP ...
... nt, York .. S Mitchell Thomas, master mariner, York S Dunn .John, tailor, York S Irvin Thomas, clerk, Scarbro' Irvin Joseph, clerk, Scarhro* J Smithson Henry, gentleman, Maltcn J Allen Thomas, farmer, Naburn ...
... from 31r. Abbott's garden and also a great variety of Turnips, from Mr. May. FLOWERS. Carnaiions—Scarlet Bizarres—lst. to Thomas Harrison, (Wild's Perfection); 2d, to Mr uthhertson, (do.); 3rd, to George Whitton, (Hewson's Sir John Beresford). Pink B ...
... the indictment; and Mr. HARDY detailed the particulars of the case. The prosecutor a publican, and keeps the George IV. at the top of St. James's street, Woodhouse-lane, Leeds. The prisoners, in company with a man named Thomas Rarasden, who was admitted ...
... —This was an indictment against Mr. Matthew Pennington, of Burton Leonard, for au assault upon the Rev. William Barker. Mr. HARDY stated the case on the part of the prosecution, and called the following witnesses Rev. Wm. Barker stated, that he was curate ...
... Winchester, has terJL minated in the capital conviction eight rioters and destroyers of machinery, and, happily, one (named John Thomas Cooper) who appears to have been a very conspicuous leader, the number. This fact will more tori-ectlFp the confused notions ...