... containing 4a. 2a. 3IP. in Tillage, bounded on tbc North by the two Closes firstly above described; on the East by Lands of Thomas Beal, in part, and Lands of Lord Egremont in the remaining pan, on the South Bickcr>Lane, and the West Lands of Mia. Lister ...

... Millmuk, Ea»|. The Kev. Thomas W. John U. Hawrey Morritt, Es«|. John Green Haley. Esq. John Parker. Eaq., M.H. Hugh Parker, Eaq. Jostqth Ruhlnauii Pease, E>q. Henry Preston, Kaq. J. C. Rameden, Eeq . M P. Rawaon, Ea ...

... Eaq. Mark Eaq. The Rev. Thomas W. Moriej John B. Bawrey Morrill. Esq. Jotagi Green John Parker. Eaq , M.P Hugh Parker. Eaq. Joseph Eskimos Pssae, Esq. Henry Prssloa, Eaq. C. Ramadeo. Eeq.. M P. Christopher Rawaon, Eaq. Thomas Rawaon. The Rev. T. C. R ...

... of Beverley, Yorkshire, to Mary, second daughter of Charles Stewart, Esq., of the same place. On Thursday last, Selby, Mr. Thomas Bell, chemist and druggist, of Leeds, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Mr. James Staniland, of Selby, ship-owner. Same ...

... Cily-ro»d, watch-manufacturer Ocorje D. Haalcwood, Oldbury. Shropihirc, apothecary—John Pawsett. York, builder—Joseph Hudson and Thomas Busher, White Lir.n-street, Spitalficlds.Bitk-manufacturera—Wm. Parry and Cba*. Berry, Oxford-atreet, upholtterm— Robt. Johnston ...

... are supposed to have been lost during the late storm. A boat marked outside the stern Paul Pry, of London, and inside 'Thomas Hackman, came on shore at Speeton, last weck. The Juno, Fairburn, of Shields, being dismasted, was abandoned off the Sunk ...

... thus met with a premature death had been married only six weeks. Mr. Patteson received with hit bride, whose maiden name was Thomas, a fortune of X 25.000, and a similar sum was settled on her husband bis father. Mrs Patteson is said to have been a most ...