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... 'c'omotin.- Christian Knowledge:- I.-Thc CRUSADERS, or SCENES, EVENTS, and C11A RAC IERS, from the Times of the Crusades. By Thomas Keiglitley. With, Views of Antioch, Bethlehem, Ilettiarv, the Cedars of Lebanon, the Holy Sepulellre, Jerusalem, Joppa, the ...
... Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Bail, and i Geo Shum Storey, Esq. Alderman. MatthopOrV biting, Esq. Jas. A. Gordon. Esq. M.D. I f THOMAS PARKlZSecretary. Advantage* offered l£ thin Company. VVery low rate of Prafnium, particularly on the younger and ?? of Life ...
... our townsmen, met him there at breakfast. His Lordship at afterwards came to town, and in company with Mr. Heywood, ?? Sir Thomas Birch, Dart., George Will. llood, Esq. M.P. te Dr. Dalton, Lieut. Col. Shaw, and other gentlemen, visited tl the silk mill ...
... builder, Sutton, neat Hull. Same day, Mr. John Bullos, fllwrilh, Miss Sarah Wasley- Same day, Mr. Thomas Cooke, bookkeeper, to Mi*. Maty right. Same day, Mr. Thomas Bowman, tailor, Miss Maty A.in Clark Same day, Mi. William Saxton, Miss Caroline Olivet. Friday ...
... rot one permitted remain. (Applause end hit Aft I willing that every vote should expunged from tfcc death Mr. Atkinson. Mr. THOMAS ATKINSON, of Bradley Mills, said that the reason why presented himself that occasion was, that bis name bad been over one ...
... Simes, _ _ - ~iO 0 0 Mrs Leah, Bierley Hall, - - 10 0 0 30. Mrs Wheatley, _ - _ 10 0 0 i Oct. 4. Mrs Heap, _ ~ 5 0 0 7. Mrs Hardy, _ _ _ ~20 0 0 Mr Joseph Hobson, - - ~ 1 1 0 8. Mr John Wood, Jun., - _ 10 0 0 Mr Walker Ferrand, ~ -20 0 0 9. Mrs Tempest ...
... occasion. £. «* rf. Sept.27. Bin.SimM 10 0 0 Bio* Leak. Bierle y Hall 10 0 0 30* Bin. WheaUey 0 Oct. 4. Bin. Heap 0 0 7. Bin. Hardy 20 0 Blr. Joseph 8. Mr. John Wood, Juo 10 0 0 Mr. Walker 0 9. Mrs. Tempest 5 0 10. 10 0 Mrs. Lister .10 0 0 Mrs. Samuel 11 ...
... Lord Morpeth nor Mr. Strickland J! voted for the motion. What were the votes of - the members for the We**' Riding on Mr. Hardy's motion, in the discussion °°'jW the same hill, to empower the inspectors to fence °S>WL machinery ? —Lord Morpeth voted for ...
... demitie price. Coerce. British photo. non renames without any animation. East ladle also neglected. Foreign coffee likewise hardy any sales eneeted, Montagu several parcels oderiog oat at loser poem. flatter sic Brasil to bed unuer 23a. Selena. Market very ...
... of Barton, many years a baker at that place. Same day, at Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pye. D W1, Wedilesday week, very suddenly,aged 13, James, eldest r son of 31r. Thomas Watson, of the Union Miil, Beverley Westwood. He had for some time laboured under ...
... Mr*. Bromley, of Barton, many years baker that place. Same day, Barton, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Pya- On Wednesday week, very suddenly, aged 13, James, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Watson, of the Union Mill, Beverley Westwood. He bad for some time laboured under ...
... . i Fastringtou. Wie Rev Anthony Ward, Vicar, Mr. John V\ illumaOU, farmer, of Neaport, Miss Carbutf, only da'igi.ter Mr. Thomas Garbutr, the aamc place, St. Mary s. Brallirsgien,On Saturday last,hr lla- Rev. tie©, Smith, Heurv Esq. eldest son Sir Henry ...