... >'f v ,i , ,\' citor, Mr. Sanford. John-street, Adelp nl - orViir*-- # . tf iV John Kevse, Old Kent-road, \ H ritor, Mr. Thomas, Bridse )l t . 1 ' t>H Samuel Lewis, Cheltenham, builder. el*' office of Messrs. Winterbotham, solicit . .v* tors, Messrs ...

... Paul Towers, master mason and architect, to Miss Grace Wilson, milliner and dress-maker, both of Stanuingley. Same day, Mr. Thomas Kowley, butcher, to Mis* Elizabeth Shillitoe, both of Chapel Allerton. Same day, Mr. Benjamin Thondinson, warehouseman, to ...

... letter which appeared in the Bradford Observer three weeks ago, it was stated by the secretarythat with the exception of .Mr. Hardy's donation of i,'3o and a small sum of 12s. no money had been received on behalf of the building fund, but that nearly £400 ...

... Milner w s counsel for the prosecution; the prisoner was undefended. Ti> learned com:sei havine briefly stated the case, Geo. Hardi.sty, of Sp.ifibrth, said—l know the prisoner at the her, and his wife, Hannah Whincup; I saw her this morning; they have ...