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... the late Mr. Cook, former;v of Foofhousc Gate, near Colne. On the Bth August, at Quebec, Mr. John Rowbottom, to Miss Caroline Stansfuld, daughter of Mr. John Stausfeld, of the same place. On the ult. at Goosnargh, Mr. Thomas Smith, of Inglewhite, to Mrs ...
... in the Eoyal Lancashire Volunteers. the 21st ult. in his 34th year, John Esq. late nf Paper buildings, Temple, eldest son of John Walmsley, E.- ...
... Nottingham. ' » , l DtbWW anrl CREDITftTtS Mr. ROBERT BUCKTROUT.— All Persons to whom Mr. ROBERT BUCKTROUT, late of the Cardigan Arms, the Kirkstall Road, stood indebted at the Time of his Death, are hereby requested to send the Particulars of their Accounts ...
... left arm, and drew from his pocket small pistol. this movement struck, the young lady's chin. He had apparently his finger on the trigger, and was taking his aim, when Mite. Boury perceived the end of the barrel. She instantly seized the man's arm with ...
... Committee by Mr. John Rinder, one of the scouts, who comes forward under the wing of the Sub-Committee, and talks about his disbelief that Mr. Osburn will have the wicked audacity to deny it. Townsmen ! grandiloquently exclaims Mr. John Rinder, should ...
... Wales and an Dieraau s Land WOOL. Ditto 100 Bales Spanish WOOL. Catalogues of which will be timely delivered by JOHN* MAHSH, Broker, King's Arms Yard, Street, London. O BE LET, TWO FARMS at Crofton, of ONE HUNDRED ACRES EACH; also, SMALL FARM of THIRTY-THREE ...
... Ear Cardigan. ,f * • gs - w ' *tfl _, action was brought by the relkZ. .*Vt ~»e tb' , ' huid surveyor, Leeds, * JaiebT** If' ,ieT »>and for his professional ut preparing maps and ttt boiv 'be ■ ' ley inclosure act of one «ttri P°samLv,? Cardigan of the ...
... trial the next borough sessions. MarySowry, charged with stealing a niece beef, the property of Mr. John Walker, in ihe Shambles. Win. Russum and John Jaques, charged with stealing ham and pig's cheek rom the ho Mr. Joseph Rogers, of the Globe. Inn, Quarry ...
... stranger (a laugh and a cry of t hs hear); and she has leaned on the arm of flesh for her 0 ch support, Wherefore, when the hour of retribution at- at rivetb, she shall be punished by the arm of God. These tt M dthings of which I have spoken to ye, your eyes ...
... Rocindell, of Gledstone, Esq. Ily- %WIn. Litecr Fenton Sicot, of wousthati, Esq. of John Ntctiotas CoulthUTat, Of Gargrave, Est. kg Edward Taylor, of Eassilsrie, Esq. Henry John RMondein, of Llnton Spring, Esq. Its Hollery P'reston, of Hoorby, Esq. r sec iNV ...
... 10s. 6d., for the horse.—Tiie resolution wasagrced to.and the report ordered to brought up on Monday next.—On the motion Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL, the tines and recoveries bill, and the courtesy of England bill, were read a third time and passefi. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT ...
... was produced, if he should move, that the salary of the secretary the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, should reduced £;»00. per arm., he hoped it would not be objected to, this economical aibninistration.—Earl GREY defended the conduct Lord Plunkett ; and ...