... SHIPS Upon most extensive Scale. Apply Mr. William Barnes, Ship-Surveyor, No. Mason-Street, Hull. AM/. Soremher 20. 1832. / THOMAS HARDY, • paper HAsnrya masufacTi'Rfrt. No. ♦'s. Nonni-SratFT. PR'>srrrr- r«EET, And 25. Bkiix;* SrnLtr, Hiai.. MOST rMMctfnlly ...

... Preston,aged 67,Elizalieth, widow of the laic Mr. Wm. Pickard, of the King’s Head Inn. Yesterday week, aged 32. Thomas, son of Mi. Thomas Kidd, of Rridlington, shoemaker. Wednesday week, Mrs. Wilson, wife of Mr. Wilson, of the Hull and Sun Inn. Bridlington ...

... Driffield, much and deservedly respected, aged years. Mary, relict of the lale Mi. Samuel Davis, and sister-in-law the late Mr. Thomas Oliver, grocer, of this place. the 39th ult. at Answortb Lodge, near Bury, I ancashire, Mrs. Norris, relict of tbe late William ...

... ,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 ...

... vfar, d.rirly and dnwrvfJly lamented hi* familv and friend*. Lieut, J. W. Scddnn. VVedneaday la*t, rn London, a.ed 3C, Mr. Thomas Blossom, coach-smith, brother to Mr. John Blossom, joiner, Scott-street. Yesterday week, Willingbaiw-honse. Lincolnshire, ...

... DEATHS On Tuesday evening last, aged TS, Elizabeth, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Ashton, Edgar-strcet, Pottery. Yesterday week, at Harrogate, where had gone f..r the benefit of his health, Mr. John Bailey, of Wrightstreet, this town. Sam»* day, after ...

... kr*.worth Fawkr t, Esq. Farnley ; Heniy Willoughby, F.sq. of ; Wm. Harland, F.»q. Sutton ; John W. Clongb. I%'ij of Oxton Thomas Fairfax, jun. K-q. of Newton Kyme; Michael Thomat S.dler, Etq. Leeds ; C.’harlet John Brandling. f Middleton Hall ; George ...

... mille fetes (thousand headed tree cabbage) so called from its numerous branches, native uf La Vendee, in France, and is very hardy plant, resisting severe frost*, and succeeding on all k*nds of soil, particularly on all those lliat are unfit for turnips ...

... thus met with a premature death had been married only six weeks. Mr. Patteson received with hit bride, whose maiden name was Thomas, a fortune of X 25.000, and a similar sum was settled on her husband bis father. Mrs Patteson is said to have been a most ...

... the top part. ’• Adieu for ever, dear wife; ray dear children, accept the last farewell and blessing from your fatlier. •*Thomas Pelham Holm*” Gardiner, of tbe principal officer* of B *w-»treet. stated that found out deceased’s lodgings, No. 13* Shaf ...

... Comptaa,Bar- SWdr— Edward. Dixon ; Glenont, Consina. Var■o.-'*—Lowlher. Matbewman ; Iris, Btirkinshaw. —Telegraph. Mitchell; Thomas * Ann, Cbesbolm ; Lord Nelson Smith. Sunt/rrlan'f —Wilhelm, Hullh; Blossom, Patterson ; William k Mary, Byron. London, Wilkinson ...

... underwood) nominated Mr. a* proper person represent this borough parliament.—The nomination was seconded by Mr. Thisselton. Thomas Newmarcli, Esq. in a short address, nominated William Hutt, F.srj. of Streatlvn Castle, as a fit and p* - )- per man represent ...