Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... purple flake; Thomas Smith, do. red feathered piccotee; do. crimson bizarre; Robert Kay, doronea, ado scarlet flake, do. scarlet bizarre; James Travis, ditto basket of flowers- Saol Stafford, lo., greenhouse plant, do. herbaceous ptant, do. hardy shruli James ...
... merehuaits. HALLAM Joln, Joseph, and Thomas, Nottingham, builders, May 14, June 3, at the George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham.- Solicitor, Cursham, Nottingham.-Pet. crs. H. and J. Youle, Nottingsiam, timber-merchants. HAMER Thomas, Huddersfield, wool-stapler, May ...
... 'Ic- October 13, at clevqu, tet, In tbe Country, Thomas Wroe, of lHollinwood, Preitwlebh-enm.Olsbam, tan. cashire, cotton spInner. October 21, at eleven, Comnminsionerat SiX Rooms, Manchester-Thomas Welch, of New Tslington, MIIan chester, cotton splater ...
... young wo- iman named .aahlllh Harris was charged withl stealing a pair of bra1ss candlesticks from the holse of Mr. W. ,t Hardy, Newhlridge Lane, oil the Thursday prviml a, wehen she went in to ask for beer on trust. She acknow- ledged the theft of otle ...
... inst. it the Collegiate Church, by the Rev. John Hollist, Mr. Hilton, of Wigan, to Sarah, only daugh- ter of the late Mr. Thomas Bakewell, of this town. On the 18th inst. at the same place; hy the Rev. Henry Fielding, Mr. Richard Sandford, to A Iiss Eliza ...
... Whitehead, do William Newport, do J. J. Lees, do John Molineux, do Thomas Dibble, do John Bibby, do J. B. Rogerson, do George Wright, do Thomas Goadeby, do Matthew Landadale, 11, Water st. Thomas Underhill, 40, do , John Ollerenshaw, 18,- dos , John Powner ...
... Wardlaw, niece Vl of the tev. Dr. Wardlaw, of Glasgow. day, Onl the 24th. uhltino, at St. Mary's Chareb, In this town, Mr. nit Thomas Gibson, of Lees, iear Oldham, to Mrs. Ogdea, of tHey Chapel. 72 On tbe24th. ultimo, at St. MIchael'sChureb, Ashton, Joseph ...
... anufactsorer. Dated May s. COUGH Thomas, or Mincl.mhamepfoi. Gloucestershire, cloth dealer; May 26,Junew anorfour, OeorgelmnnStroud. Soli- citors, Mr. A. J. Baylis, New 'Baaintglall-strcet, London; and Messres. Witerbot.,ne and Thomas, Tewkesbury. Pet .rt Edward ...
... ire. ?? 22, April 15, at the While Hart, East Retford-Solicitor Lowe London-Pet cr J Baker, London, ?? Feb 22 CONSTANTINE Thomas, Manchesterjoiner, March 20, April is, at the CommissionerS',roomS, Manchester-Solicitor, H igginbottom and Co, Ashton-under ...
... to be subscribers that would beaso ifthe flowers were shown in single specimens, as is tile case with pelargoniums, ericas, hardy shrubs, and herhaceous plants. I think there is merit in the cottager with his limited means in producing a good specimen of ...
... all who know her. Ot year Cvasuno PnErnasLsaNT.-The Most Noble tile Mar- 01 nqsis of Wesatminster lies prrsenied the Rev. Thomas Jord Francis Barkerto the living of Farndon, in this county. 01 PARDON OF A CONVICT.-Ant i ougiton, of hla- Low clesfield ...
... Dean-st Pete Ryder, 136h do. Thomas Ariiold WV. Cr. Ne~wt'on.' Aucoats-st J. Lynch Geo. Jacques, Oldhain-road William Sparks .Janiies Kay Jarsav John Cross 'T. IVorthinglon,l5eansgate Thomas Tbeasdalo Johii eodlaeld (to. Thomas Bayley John Stanley do0. James ...