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... Stockport, Wmn. Bert. Fran- cis A. West, George Osborn.-NctO .filt, William Ml(itnick, Thomas Pelmninrgton.-Glossop, Thomas Hardy, finenasCap Afshtoa-;tmesdr-L;ie, Thomas Hill, Wlilliam Rickets. - ld- harr, Willilam Woolsev, George Tlirner.-Delph, (Sondl- ...
... for his social qualities. in 1WITEHALL, April 9, 18 4.-The King las been p leased li to appoint Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterisran Hardy, a Bart., G.C.B., to be Master of his Majesty's Hospital at [e Greenwich, in the county of Kent, irn the roorr of ...
... Co., Cheapside, 'varehousemen. ELY Thomas, Mark-lane, conimission-agent, March 20, April 22.-Solicitors, MILeod and Stenning, Fenciurch.et,-Pet. crs. T. and M. Usbourne, New London-st.. corn.factors. TWELLS John Thomas, Tamworth. Staffordshire, draper, ...
... -Heery Arnold, Manchester, merchant. - Jsnmes Buxton, Spotland, spinner. Hu,,h Dawson, Spotland, fuller. Thomas Henry, Cheebram, cotton-dealer. Thomas Slater. Ardw ick, gentleman. - James Booth, Houg'hton. hat-manufacturer The Learned Chairnoan addressed ...
... On the .rd, of October tst, ofa cloter, on her way from Sinoa pore to Btomibay, Alls. W.% K. Ielotller, daigiter of AMr. Thomas Jewsbury, of this town. (n the 268h. ultitoo, at IRichmontd, Surrey, aged 64 .lohn Sharpe, Esq., I .J.S., and F.A.S., fnrmerly ...
... merehuaits. HALLAM Joln, Joseph, and Thomas, Nottingham, builders, May 14, June 3, at the George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham.- Solicitor, Cursham, Nottingham.-Pet. crs. H. and J. Youle, Nottingsiam, timber-merchants. HAMER Thomas, Huddersfield, wool-stapler, May ...
... to be subscribers that would beaso ifthe flowers were shown in single specimens, as is tile case with pelargoniums, ericas, hardy shrubs, and herhaceous plants. I think there is merit in the cottager with his limited means in producing a good specimen of ...
... was supposed that lie had gone to Anserica; anal ino. le- thing harl beeni since heard of him till Tuesdav la't ho when Mr. Thomas Diet him in ttle street, assd had hiQ ny taken into custody. On being asked what lie had to say ell iss answer to the charge ...
... ANNIVER. T SARY at the Union Tavern, Vernon Bridge, on Wediseday, September 17th., 1534. THOMA Psesideuit:: THOMAS MARSLAND, Esq., M.P. Vice.Presidenitv: Thomas Walmsley, EsI., MaYq ) J. K. Winterbottom, lsq. G. T. lKnowles, Esq. ,/ ; Assisted by the ...
... The evs.JohnClows ad Thomas Gfipin ; Messrs. Richard potteir William Mortons Wilsoll G.Shts hoa abr Josha MaseyD. 0. iriep, ion. Booth, J. H. Stanway, W. H. ees Ja'e~Hut,'~ Uilwardl tneeds, James Faulkner, (G. Chappehl Joh reeS, Thomas Markland, LarneIts ...
... -The names of the men. were Saulel Lee, Matlhaw Brady, Edward Rogers, Thomas Rall, Thomas Ratclij~, John Worthrington, Robert Hityhes, John Hanley, Relrecca War- rburton, Thomas Burdley, and Peter Jones, all of whom were amnerced in the penalty of lOs ...
... half-past Ten; and the R1ev.. !iMXON, at Six. Ihi Grave1 -lane Chapel, the Rev. J. DIXON, at half- past Ten; and thle Rev. 13. S. HARDY, ait Six. In Wesley Chapel, the Rev. WV. 0. BOOTH, at half. pastTen; sind tfhe Rev. T. B1. SQUANCH, ait Six. . it Anconts Chapel ...