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... Heigham intimated that it was useless, unless Mr. Barrett were prepared to contend' that the rating of Thomas Hepworth could be the rating of Thomas Hopewell.-Strutk out. SALFORD, Mr. Heigham then proceeded todisposeof thoseobjec- tions in which the parties ...
... ssrrender Oct 4, 14, and Nov11, atinine.-Solicitors,,Oliversain and'Co., Fredrick's-place, Old lewer. HALL Williham. HALL Thomas Spenvcer, and HALL William John Crasby-sqoare', Lower Tfiavmes-atreel~ packers, Oct 4, at eleven, 18. and Nov311 at ten.- ...
... second daughter of Hugh ASlatthie, F Esq. of Kwf Hall, Cheshire. On the 17th instant, at the parish churnh of Blackburn, Sir Thomas Armitage Philips, of H-uddersfield, to Jane, third daughter of Sir Henry Lansdale, draper, of Blackburn. On the 21st instant ...
... Ormskirk liestvick Joseph Hudson, Mac- ctesneld Bffitey Thomas, Wakefleld Hfiityon Eldward, Manchester BInyoll Thomas, (IO. Birchiall JIas, lelkina, do. Birkbv Win. It., Clerkheaton Rlnekburn Thomas, Liverpool Hlakeley John, Keiahley tttanethrd Wn;, Manchester ...
... Cisurloy Cy Thwvaites Thomas, Jam. Blackburn Threntcr John ?? Poulton Ihursby William ?? Cliviger Ihampson Thomas ?? Heyton Thompson Jame s ?? ?? Thompson ?? Haweliffe Toompson Thomas ?? Lneaster Thompson J. W.. ?? Tlompson Thomas ?? Thomson Thios, Starkie ...
... Mr. Ray, Lieds. Pet cr Thomas Shcrbrook, Leeds, on, ce gent. Dated March 17. NE',S Declaration of Insolvency. event Frederick Strong, late of Great l'ower-street, London, mercbant.- wted. Banhirusptries Atnnulled. lualu. Hardy Woolley, of Moultoin, L ...
... others started. The St. Leger hero's owner and the Brummnagem blades booked it over, laying 4 to I on him, and 20 to I against Hardy in the lucky saddle.-In 1831 Sir R. Bulkeley's Pick- pocket scampered off with the stakes, ridden by W. Jones, and the odds ...
... Taylor W. Ewart J. Taylor Thomas Falconer P. A. Tavlor John Fairrie William l'heobald E. W. Field T. Thornely, M.P Edmund Frazer J. Travers Alexander Galloway Joseph Travers Thomas F. Gibson C. P. Villiers, M.P. R. H. Greig Thomas Vincent James Hannan Rev ...
... r of the Exchequer, and Sir R. ?? the house divided, when the numbers l ?? Mr. Hardy's motion, 169; for Lord John x e Russell's amendment, 243; majority against Mr. Hardy's l cotion, 74. g Lord STAN LEY then moved the following resolution: e It appears ...
... cucumber. John Mforr is, Ref-The best tornips, and one other. Mr. S. Stasbrord-Ths best greenhouse plant, the best hardy s-nb, the best basket of hardy-grown flowers, and eight others. Mr. John Wilkisrton-The best kidney beans, and three other. iMrs. Darbishire-The ...
... t redaodendroloas, of r,.oirco'ta bygdutotx fat;adta pJ..( r acd tlie union of the c t v01 arietfeS, possu~lteoingt the hardiness a , uO1 111i theA [ rica colourof e 01 ethou daOii;thcll nhucti.phg of Stheia IdO nbe uft0CJI'i aldslc a striking instance ...
... Higginson's Entry. a1 4. Front door of Higginson's house, entering into the a Market.. lace. It 5. Thomas's Entry. 6. Window from which Mrs.. Thomas heard the en screams. 7. Back door leading from Higginson's house into the t yard down to the privy. ...