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... Friday, Lenton, Mr. Thomas Panton, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Ward, the Grove Tavern, Lenton. At St. Mary’s, on Sunday, Mr. James Barton, to Miss Elizabeth Parker. At St. Mary's, on Tuesday, Mr. Joseph Knight, to Miss Amey Hardy. At St. Peter’s, on ...
... for 70/. per annum. I am, my Lords, and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and humble servant, Lincoln, Feb. 17th, 1830. WILLm. HARDY. THE Principals of a highly respectable and wellestablished Ladies' School wish to receive into their family One or Two young ...
... Hedworth Ann Bennington Long. Messrs. Osbournby. Bradford Michael Hall John Wilcox Thomas Eminson Thomas Hall Thomas Osgodby. Lee John's exors. Hard wick John Hall Thomas Rimington Robert Harrison Richard Ponton Little. Belvoir. Harston John Roberts Joseph ...
... trial, of whom eleven are charged with sheep-stealing. Committed to Spalding gaol (by the Rev. Maurice Johnson, D.D.), Thomas Hardy, of Sutton St Mary's, for trial the next sessions, charged with having stolen a parcel, containing three half-crowns, one ...
... doing any good. T. H. SMITH, Canal Street Ronenty or a lace WAREROtAZ.—DurIod the night of Monday last, the warehouse of Mr. Thomas Cullen. in Parliament Street, was broken into, and a large quantity of lane pieces, dressed and undressed, or the value uGs•- ...
... Worcester; Rev. John Poulett Dl 'Ghie, Queen's. Bachelots of Arts.-Thomas Need, and George Neale Barrow, University; Sidney Godolphin Osborne, James Arthur Dunnage, George Robertson Edwards, and Thomas Freeman, Brasennoze; Henry Sims, Pembroke; Edmund May, W'orcester; ...
... I'ark-place, Monday, at St. Peter's, Mr. James Simpkin, Mi** M«ry Carrinijton. tSt. Mary's, on Saturday. Mr. Thomas Cockla*. to Miss Ann Hardy. Mary's, on Sunday, .Mr. Win. Haworth, m iii Sarah Madin ; Mr. John Vounjr, to Miss Mr. John Maddock, to Miss ...
... Hed worth Arm Bennington Long. Messrs. Osbournby. Bradford Michael Hall John Wilcox Thomas Eminson Thoma* Hall Thomas Otgodby. Lee John* exor*. Hard wick John Hall Thomas Rimington Robert Harrison Richard Ponton LitUe. Belvoir. John Roberts Joseph Shipman ...
... possession of Mr. Hardy, butcher, Darley-dale, who was eye-witness of the transaction. The poor Darley-dale were last week supplied with quantity coals, being the benevoh at donations C. B. Potter, Arthur Ilealhcote, Peter Walthall, Thomas Kuowltoo, John ...
... Sir W. Warburton, Henry Brownlow, Charles Honywood, W.DP. Wilbraham, G. Bright, Henry Hobhouse, J. C. Wood, John Buxton, Thomas Ingilby, Sir W. Wyvill, M. ‘Davies, Colonel Lambert, James Dickinson, — Maberly, John Teller. Dawson, Alex. Marshall, John ...
... Woodtield Thomas, sen., White street, Little Moorfields, horse-dealer, March Robert, Leatbcrhead, saddler, March 12. Pate Michael, Bennett-street, tailor, March 12. Freeman Win. Henry, Princrs-slrecl,composition ornament-maker, March 12. Dauhney Thomas, Fortsea ...
... Wrexham, Denbighshire, leatherdresser. Feb. 22. Peter Smyth, Brighton, bookseller,Feb.23. Bankruptcy enlarged. Hbigie George Thomas, Silver-street, wine-merchant, \ from Feb. 26 to April 10, at eleven and one, at Basinghall-street. Bankruptcy superseded ...