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... near night, and, it is feared, all the crew d. isnopilojfe, Aug. 21. —Last night it earae to blow heavy gale E.S.E. The Ann, Hardy, of Sunderland, lost her main mast ami leaky Sept I.—All lost night and this morning i« has blown a dreadful gale from N. to ...
... from the ballast lighter Thomas, Mr. Joseph Harewood, of Burn* ■>■, Maiket-place, Hud, aged till, much and deservedly respected. On Saturday last, at his house in Brompton Grove, alter an illness of twelve days, the Rev. Thomas Jcrvis, formerly mini sterol' ...
... Middry, both of Bradford. On Monday, at Calverley, Mr. Thomas Taylor, woolsorter. to Mina Grace Wood. both of Bradford. On Thursday, at the parish church, Halifax, by the Rev. 'f. Rates, M.A. Mr. Thomas Bland, of Halifax. grocer, to Miss Elizabeth Priestley ...
... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...
... was the King’s Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. P. J. Vaozeller, Esq. her Majesty’s ...
... are supposed to have been lost during the late storm. A boat marked outside the stern Paul Pry, of London, and inside 'Thomas Hackman, came on shore at Speeton, last weck. The Juno, Fairburn, of Shields, being dismasted, was abandoned off the Sunk ...
... that all Debts due and owing to and from the said Partnership, will received and paid the said Thomas Moitram. Dated this Tenth Day of September, 1833. THOMAS MOTTRAM. FREDERICK TATE. Witness to the signing by Mr. Mottram, Josh. Haywood. Witness to the ...
... Padget; 2. Thomas Appleby; 3. Joseph Deuxberry, gardener to Abraham Rhodes, Esq. of Roundhay. Lilac —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. Mr. Wioe. Yelloiv —l and 2. John Higgles; 3. John Padget. White —l. Thomas Appleby ;2. B. Ely and James Jones; 3. Thomas Appleby ...
... Cocker. Mr. H. Richardson, Mr. M. T. Sadler, Mr.T. M. Carter, Mr. Wo. Harvey, Jun. On the Motion of Dr. FARRAR, seconded by THOMAS TAYLOR, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That John Birks, Esq. desired to prepare a deed of trust, for vesting Property the Society Trustees ...
... Snow Hall, near Gaiuford, greatly respected, Christopher Sherwood, Esq., of Darlington, solicitor, aged 51. Same day, Mr. Thomas Jackson, farmer, Rufforth, aged 43, very deeply and sincerely regretted all his relatives and friends. Sunday, the Ist inst ...
... and ot the AUCTIONEER, Hallgate. Dor. caster. Hallgate, Doncaster, August '2o, 1833. EAST-RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK. [ THOMAS HENRY, Barrister at Law, having been duly appointed to revise the Lists of l« Ymmir, the Flection ot Knights of the Shiie ...
... straw-hat - ! 1 . £5 fncturer, Sept. 17, Oct. 18. Solicitors, Mr.' Cort, Liverpool. Mr. Taylor, King-street, Cheapside. nK I*'1*' Thomas Richardson and William Clarke, High Holborn, PlgjiS* Sept. hi, Oct 18. Solicitor, Mr. Newton, South-square, Gi') Joseph Johnson ...