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... Pudsey ; John Turner, Joseph Urown, John Barrens. Calverley ; Thos. Holds worth, Thomas Thornton, Joseph Chap- mm, Bcrleshill; Joseph Smith, Joseph Hall, Thomas Hardy, Horsforlb. Ibe first witness called was Chas. Fewster, who stated that he keeps the ...
... cotton-apinaer, to Miss Ann Bradley, both of Skerton. On Tuesday laNt, at Cockerham, Mr. Carruthers Hardy, cabinet-maker, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Clark, of Penny -street, shoe-maker, both of this town Same day, Mr, Henry Atkinson, joiner, ...
... Emporto. EAST INDIES. Hardy, fin Bombay, with 313 bales, 27 hf bales cotton. W and c o , 940 do, 50 do, 1089 bgs pepper, 125 lies ginger, 10 eases 4 cases safflower. 10 cases cainphor, 12 senna leaves, fture, 100 cases cassia lig - nea, 47 cwt deer horns ...
... Reddish Cheetham Hulme Rushulme Chorlton-upon- Kearsley Salford M edlock Levenshulme Stretford Chnrlton-with- Lever Darcy Tonge Hardy Lever Great Urmston Clifton Lever Little Withington Crumpsall Manchester Worsley Denton DISTRICT TONPOLL AT ROCHDALE. Ashworth ...
... to Miss Margaret Bruton, both of Skerton. Same day, at Cockerham, Carruthers, eldest son of Mr. Wm. Hardy, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Clark, shoemaker ; all of this town. At Whitewell, in Bo v land, Mr. W. Pearson, of Preston, manufacturer ...
... Swan, Little; Tiger, Hardie, Glasgow. • Elbeek, and Superior, s mon, IVhiteliaven• •Nottingham, Henderson, and Wm.li u.- lassos, Batty. Dublin. •Town of Drogheda, Owens, Droglie,,, • • Margaret, Mullen, Afloat;, wool. and Thomas, nald, Tobermorey, wool ...
... Port. rtHuron, Hardy, from Bombay at this port. Ranger, Garbutt, rtfrom Tumor, arrived at St. Helena 28th Sept. and was to sail , in .5days. In 1st. 4442,I~on. 1448, sawthe Superb, of Bristol. e- Hibernia, for New South Wales, and Thomas Scattergood,W ...
... BOROUGHS. Ashton—Colonel Williams. Birmingham—Thomas Attwood and J Scholcfield, Esqrs. Blackburn—William Fielden and William Turner, Esqrs. Bolton—Colonel Torrens and Wm Boiling, Esq. Bradford—E C Lister and J Hardy, Esqrs. Brighton—J N VVigney and G Faithfull ...
... and Welcome, Davies, Dublin, sundries • • Arrow, Bence, Bristol, sundries • • Ann,, Glaister, Maryport, sundries. • Tiger, Hardie; City of Glasgow ' , M.Arthur ; Swan, Little; and Clyde, Crawford, Glasgow,. sundries. • Cumberland, Sewell, Carlisle, sundries ...
... Attwood and Joshua Scholefield, Esqo PBlackburn-Fieldon and Turner. Bodmiin-Peter and S. Spry. Bradford (YoTksbiee)_Lister oud Hardy. Brecon_-VWatidns, Bridgenorth-Robt. Pigot and J. C. W11hitmore, Esqs. Bliddnwater-C. K. K. Tynte and Wim. Tayleure, Esqs. ...
... advantage of any private communications with the Admiralty, the orders issued therefrom, under the superintendence of Sir Thomas Hardy—Neeson's Captain—atid his pupil Sir Cockermouth Graham—remember Nelson's Captain as we have opportunities of knowing anything ...
... spoken about the November, off the IVestern Mary, Tucker, front Aniwerp, at Pernambuco Saturday, Ist December.— W. Huron, Hardy, from Bonibay, at Liverpool. The Ranger, Garbutt, from Timor, arrived at St. Helena 211th sept. and was to sail in 6 days. ...