... Lilling, farmer and grazier, to Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Dresser, of Whenby. On Monday last, at the parish church, Howden, by the Rev. Thomas Guy, A.M., Mr. Thomas Saxelbye. of Kingston-upon-Hull, solicitor, to Mist* Mary Cocker, of ...

... the every i i-f-dan. and Ftid.it/ Morning. The sol «-v. and Sunday Morning, at o'clock, from C»ol • on and Wednesday. It hard'y impress at, Good* the great Advantages such a frequent Line of from One Wharf, a* it enable* them divide th (I't-tdt in Five ...

... auctioneer and commission agent, July 4, and Aug. 4, at the Elephant and Castle 1,,',• Momnonth-street, Dath ; solicitor, Hardy, Bladud-buildintrs Bath. ®‘’ Wrighley, Joseph, now or late of Knowl, Saddleworth, Yorkshir woollen cloth merchant and nidnufaclarer ...

... ditto—\ Mrs Thomas, Lard Yarborough 2 G. Yoonge, Esq. Davyanum. „ , Fuckiiae 1 Col. Fullerton, globose; 2 Mr Butcher, gracilis ereeta; 3 Mr Mills, tnicrophylla. Beet Cut Flotoere —I Her. Dr Milner; 2Mr Oliver Beet Exotic Roquet—Mr Oliver Beet Hardy Boqi. —Rev ...

... street. June and July , solicitor, Mr. Tribe, Great devoted to the discharge Russell street, Bloomsbury sruare. I have the Thomas Wilson, builder, Uamard’s Inn. Holborn, J i Lords, and July ; solicitor, Mr. Carlow, Chancery lane. Your William Bellringer ...

... Rev. G. , Vr Rev. 0. Fardell, Sprothie W. B. Wr' rough easter Fenton, Doncaster Rev. A lieo. Greaves, Cantley . Cami 411 Dr. Hardy, Doticaster RKSOLVSP—Th.t the following C witted into the hatitutiou : GIRLS. Sarah Appleyaril, Selby. AElizah • Elias Stead ...

... Mr B. Wolstenholme Potatoes—l, Mr J. Slater ; 2, Mr Thomas Davey Cauliflowers—l, Mr Law ; 2, Mr Wolstenholmc 1 Carrots—l, Mr W'ragg ; 2, Turnips—l, Mr Thomas Miller 2, Mr Watson Cabbages—l and 2, Thomas Miller n' Lettuces—l, Mrs Kimberley ;2, Mr Morrcll ...

... Davlana. Best Cactus—l Rev. Bapshawe; Butcher, Grange. i-WAsto—Mrs Thomas, Globosa. Best Cut Flon’er—l Mr Mearns; 2 Mr Oliver. Best Exotic Boquet —Rev. Win. Bagshawe. Best Hardy —Miss Hoiinsfield. . Herbaceous Plants—\ Rev. Mr Arum Species; Crowder ...

... year, and that the following Gentlemen be requested to act the Committe for the ensuing year: Sir W. B. Cooke, Wheatley Dr Hardy, Doncaster Sir F. Wood, Hickleton T. Harrison, Doncaster .Sir T. Uroadhead, Caropsall 11 olbrey, Doncaster Tlie Mayor of Doncaster ...

... PARKER, E g THOMAS SANDWITH, Esq. .Major BELL JOHN CLARKE, Ksq. JOHN WILLIAM CLOUGH, E g. 15. HAWORTH, K-q. JOSEPH SYKKS, Esq. HENRY BLUNDELL, Esq. DANIEL SVKES, Ksq THOMAS THOMPSON, Ksq. BOSWELL MIDDLETON JALLAND, Esq. CHARLES BRERETON, Ksq. THOMAS SCOTCHBURN ...

... APFAI.S, Can, Innkeeper. WILLIAM HOLDS TUCK having assigned over all hit Goods and Effects to Messrs ime* Maude, Merchant, and Thomas Colliti. Spirit Merchant, ot for the Benefit Ins Creditors. 7u g.'ve JVvfice. that the Deed of Assignment lies ai the Office ...

... an umbrella and variety of articha were stolen; and on the following day the prisoner pledged the um»vel»a at the simp Mr Hardy, pawnbroker, in Pond Street. There was also another charge of robbery aganst the prisoner, preferred Mr Brown, pawnbroker, ...