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... aflera sbort butsevere illness, Thomas, eldest son of the late-Mr. Thomas Wynn, hdshmonger. ol thi town; he was beloved and respected by all twho knew him. On the 17th. instant, aged 41, after a long illness, Mr Thomas Derbyshire, of Major.street. On ...
... ath. instant, at Rochdale, Mr. Thomas Young. of Liverpool, officer in his Majesty's revenue of Excise, to Miss Harriet Kershaw, of Shaw Edge, near Halifax. On the 16th. instant, at St Peter's Church, Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Gaskell, son of J. Gaskell, Esq ...
... of Tintwistle Cheshire, aged 82 years. He was an affectiosale husband asId a kind lather. On thie 4th. instant, Mr. James Hardy, of North-Moor, Old. ham, tor pwards 0l thirty years one of the choir belonging to St. Peters Chapel, Old ism. On tie 9th ...
... lnmtchlinson, Mr. Iiartley Mayall Bracewell, of Lees, to VMiss Ogden, qlo ley. : On the 7th.instant, at Huddersfield, Mr. Thomas Mallinson, merchant, of that town, to Miss Dyson, daughter of Mr. John Dyson, linen draper, of Newhouse, near Hudddersfleld ...
... Eccles. by the Rev. Thomas Blackburn, M. A., vicar, Mr. Juo Faulkner, of Croft, in this county, to Martha, Ilflh daughter of Jno. Faulk- ner. Esq., lramall, Cheshire. On the 8th. instant, at the Parish Church of Eccles, by the Rev. Thomas Blackburne, the ...
... Wardlaw, niece Vl of the tev. Dr. Wardlaw, of Glasgow. day, Onl the 24th. uhltino, at St. Mary's Chareb, In this town, Mr. nit Thomas Gibson, of Lees, iear Oldham, to Mrs. Ogdea, of tHey Chapel. 72 On tbe24th. ultimo, at St. MIchael'sChureb, Ashton, Joseph ...
... Dean-st Pete Ryder, 136h do. Thomas Ariiold WV. Cr. Ne~wt'on.' Aucoats-st J. Lynch Geo. Jacques, Oldhain-road William Sparks .Janiies Kay Jarsav John Cross 'T. IVorthinglon,l5eansgate Thomas Tbeasdalo Johii eodlaeld (to. Thomas Bayley John Stanley do0. James ...
... t redaodendroloas, of r,.oirco'ta bygdutotx fat;adta pJ..( r acd tlie union of the c t v01 arietfeS, possu~lteoingt the hardiness a , uO1 111i theA [ rica colourof e 01 ethou daOii;thcll nhucti.phg of Stheia IdO nbe uft0CJI'i aldslc a striking instance ...
... Star-yard. Riehard 1ihalin .Dangate Charles Rowland.. Deansgate. r13 'Thomas Barrow Dengae H Gre1ves.aa e. Market-street. Char es Leircester ..D eansgate. Thomas Riley. Deansgate. . 14 John Alton .. I Deansgato. - William Nuittall ...
... Beckett, THOMAS ASHWORTHsecrstaries I WILLIAM REED, ' _ T/re Jillowing Gentlevt l have beers elected NEW The errfsmBERS: Te. Righf. Hon. Lord Version. I ark. s Es 'i Stobkport. I. J. St yEsq., -.PA~l e NMr. Joseph Swinburrs Kinutsford. John~ Thomas, Esq. ...
... of Bta. bun Stewart, Esq., DI. P. Tile Right HIol. Lord Stuart de Samuel Anderson, Esq. Rothsay. Henry flsnonquet, Esq. Sir Thomas Freeniantle, Bart., Win. Rd. Keit Douglas, Esq. M. P. * Henry Harvey, Eeq. Patrick Alaxwell Stewart, Esq., Matthewv youteon ...
... port without it. Any steam-boat corn 0 party that adopts it is sure of a preference. We should } consider the man as fool-hardy who would venture upon 6 water without having with him a simple contrivance, at - an expense of only a few shillings, which ...