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... ,as iid MARIUAGES. en On Wednesday last, at the Holy Trinity Church, by Id the Rev. Thomas Dikes, LL.B. Mr. John C. Marshall, of !se Elsham, to Emma Hayes, second daughter of Mr. Richard of Boyle, of West Parade. ed Oi Tuesday last, at Leeds,Mr. Humphrey ...
... Thos. Appleby. Rosss—W. ...
... j£3S. 3s • 3d. ij lli’TTox v. Roberts.—.£3l. 14s. Marriott r. U'jlso.v and Another. —This was an ! action brought by Mr. Thomas Marriott, a land-valuer, I; Dewsbury, against the defendants, John and William ! Wilson, clothiers, of Dawgreen. Dewsbury ...
... fish, about full; Friendship, Davidson, fish, about full; Horn, Stevenson, fish ; Frincea* Charlotte, Adamson, 17 fish s Thomas, Thomas, 26. Montrose. Monaich, Davidson, fish, nearly full. Aberdeen.— Bon Accord, Fatker, 22 fish, tuns, arrived; Dee, Cook ...
... Dcutou of Skircuat. Viuceut spencer Bennington, tor stealing rope from Thomas Boppkwell of land. Wm. Kaye and Win. Wells, having pleaded guilty stealing a quantity hay, &c. train Mi. Thomas Gregory Wakefield. Imprisoned three months. —William Sharp, for seven ...
... Allerton, after lingering illness, aged 72, Sarah, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Gill, Notion, near Barnsley. Last week, after long illness. Miss Catherine Brown, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Brow n, merchant, Leeds. On the 13th inst. his seat, Hall, in this ...
... __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ or a- , Ftv li Yesterday, Mr. Thos. Marshall, to Aliss Mary Longbottosu, 1 b.& of llunslet. Same day, Mr. Thomas Wilson, mason, to Mrs. Mary Beau- mont, both of this town. Same day, Mr. John Clegg, mariner, to Miss Afary Parkin- son, both ...
... to Mis. C.tterson. of the former pl.c. On Saturday lasr. the 2.sth in by the Rev. H. KiL at KirkbyMoorside, Mr. Alfred Hardy, uulor and drape* ...
... MARRIAGES. On Friday week, at the Parish Church. Mr. Thomas Seaman, thi* place, to Mary, eldest daughter the late K. Hancock, Esq., of la# Rolling Mills. On Sunday, at Dewsbury, Mr. James Inman, printer, of this town, to Charlotte, second daughter of ...
... RUvsS Acorrespon', decnt nays, Lord John Russell is certainily to be mnarried toio\liess Hardy. The young Jrldy. is the pecond daughter of Rear-Ad- mirtal Sir Thomas.M-ttsterisis'Hcrdj by at inn' er of the late Run. Admiral Sir. Gnhrge.Craifleld ierkoley ...
... Tooke and Bedmid row. M^ 'i^Jr f Thomas More an & John J ynf. ~i - - y'f.- Rooms, Stevens. Naylor, now late helper, pl^. Belper, and June 12, the Bell Inn. b'' Stevens, Wood, Wilkinson, and Sate D*' Apostle. e'\-. * , Thomas Hoc ers, of Speen-hiH, Berfcshii*' ...
... Inn, aged 9 years. A few days ago, Ann, wife of Mr Thomas Jenkinson, shoemaker, Waingate, aged 59. Same day, Miss Elizabeth Sheldon, spinster, Smith-street, aged 33. On Friday, Ann, wife of Mr Thomas Cavill, spindle-maker, Allen- street, aged 61. Same ...