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... Pontey; ditto stove exotics, Thomas Firth, Esq. Toothill ; ditto green-house plants, Messrs. Pontey ; ditto hardy plants, Messrs.Pontey; ditto asters, John Tate, Ell'and ; best pan of dahlia's, Messrs. Pontey; second ditto, Thomas Wileoek, gardener to T. Firth ...
... the Rev. Charles Musgrave, vicar, Mr. Thomas Bradley, woolstapler, eldest son of Mr. Bradley, architect, and grandson of tlie late Thomas Bradley, Esq. civil engineer, to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Priestley, woolstapler, all of Halifax ...
... the 24th ult. Sarah Thomas, of Dotk «ie Huddersheld, of thres children, still bora; i mother is doing well. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, Mr. James Binyon, of nhmdkn: warehouseman, to Miss Deborah Joel. H this i On Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Biake, tl dresser ...
... London. On M'ednesdyy last, at the parish church, Halifax, Mr. Thomas Smith, of Halifax, dyer, to Manha, youngest daughter of Mr. \V. Stocks, of Turn C* r. Lightcliffe. Same day, 'Mr. Thomas Burnley, of Gomersal, worsted manufacturer, to Miss Ann Blanche ...
... BANKRUPTS.-(From Friday Night's Gazette.) Thomas Curtis, Budge-row, wholesale stationer, Feb. 11, 14. Solicitor, Mr. Richardson, Ironmonger-lane. fc d Win. Bradley, Newgate-street, linen-draper. Feb. 11, Marc 1 n 'i. 0 ' Messr s. Pearce, Philips, and ...
... Denuiaon, Esq. of Doncaster; Joshua Ingham, Esq. of Mirfield ; John Armvtasre' Esq. of Heath; Henry Taylor, Esq. of Pontet'ract; Thomas Wheatlev, Esq. of Hopton ; C.J. Bruudlinjr. Esq.. of Middleton ; the Hon. J. S. Wortlev. 'ihe following gentlemen were sworn ...
... BANKRUPTS.—(From Tuesday Night's Gazette) Thomas Scrivener, . M * r l k la e {, l^dTng! ! -, Solicitor, Mr. Smales, « fl |,d». c^-»«* /KJ, Thon.asW^ver,So,a^str«r• King S Arm j/jIV 8, June 1 a Solicitor, Mr. a uuo street. _ A„»htie, Cheapside, jeweller ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full operation. Head Bank Manchester. DIRECTORS. Thomas Agnew, Esq. James Hardie, Esq. Thomas Binyon, Esq. Hexry Moult, Esq. Benj. Braidley, Esq. Wat; Vernon, Esq. John F'ernley, ISsq James Woodall ...
... DEWSBURY. Horticultural Curiosity. There is now growing at Earlsheaton, near Dewsbury, in the garden of Mr. Thomas Milner, an apple tree of the Keswick codling kind, which has upon it three distinct gradations of fruit, viz. full ripe, half ripe, and ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full operation. Head Bank Manchester. DIRECTORS. Thomas Agnew, Esq. James Hardie, Esq. Thomas Binyon, Esq. Henry Moult, Esq. Benj. Braidley, Esq. Wm. Vernon, Esq. John Fehnley, Esq. James Woodall, ...
... Cnpt. Grantham, Bishop of Kilmore, Major O'Hara, Gen. Taylor, Major L T ppleby, Capt. Mitchell, Capt. Ball, Col. Ince, Capt. Hardy, the Rev. J. Graham, the Rev. Mr*. Butt, the lion. Mr. Butler, the Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the Right Rev. Dr. Brown, the Right Rev ...
... Account thereof to John Clemishaw and Thomas Robinson, Executors, that the same may be discharged; and rhose Persons standing indebted to the same, are desired to pay such Debts to the above named John Clemishaw and Thomas Robinson without further Notice. ...