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... Mr Robert Derham. Kirlcga'e Ward —M> vVm. Williams Brawn, Thomas Hehden, John Smitli Barlow.. ■ . ■ Ward. —Mr James Holdforth, Johu Armitage Buttrev, James Greeu. Mill Hill jFari/.—»Mr Thomas Shanu. 'Mr J. Heaton, (South Parade,) *MrWm. Hey juu., Dr ...
... Lockwood. Curate rf Catterick H B Wonhingto. . Vicar of Grinton J.-hn Hayrnn. liiaimbent of Arkengaithdale Thomas VV. HoWn, Incumbent of Hudswell Thomas 'lme. Curate of fctanwick 5. Hv worth, ?? of ilipswell G. Price, Rector of Romaiiilurk C. Overton, CuiMe ...
... Scripture, &c By Thomas Cahpenter, Author of The Scholar's Spelling Assistant. 9. In lHmo., price-Si. in cloth, Ss. roan, gilt edees. DKVOTIONAL REFLECTIONS on the PSALMS of DAVID, for the Use of Christians of all Denomina- tions By Thomas Carpenter, Author ...
... grocer', and .Ir ipers. I Laws. Rdward street, Cavend ?? . dre?s makers. ..John Thomas ?? V. chap.'l roail, surgeo s aed !; . William 'ro.it. Alton, Suirnanij.;-. Thomas Bowiby and William Hj antl Hnrtlepr-'al, timber mereh.;nN Edward Tolbutr, Homlonl ...
... Tbe Grand Jury then retired, and shortly af.erwards re- turned a true bill against Thomas Fenby, whose trial was immediately proceeded with. SHOP-BREAKING AT FIMBER. THOMAS FENBY .27) pleaded Guilty to having, on th 3rd of July iast, feloniously entered ...
... r ; William Henry Pearce, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, atb>rney's clerk ; James Hardy, Thomas Hardy, and John Linton Hardy , all of Crake Hall, near Bedale, labourers. The Court adjourned at nearly nine o'clock. FRIDAY, March I. Thos. Gaukroogcr, of ...
... at an advanced age, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas Holmes. Same day, at Beverley, the infant daughter of W. Brigham, Esq. On Sunday, the 28th ult., mnch respected by his family and friends, aged 57, Mr. Thomas Ashton, of Wellington street, Hull, general ...
... ll, merchant and seedsman. E. Erichsen and A. B. Caliender. Mincing-lane, corn factors. PARTNK.RSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hardy and H. Hardy, Sheffield, manufacturers of cork screws and button hooks. J. Bateson snd T. Hill, Leeds, joiner and builders J. Rawstron ...
... CaQf^Ofl ¥■• day !u 1 , . 1 ?? -- r . ; . , , . a .,ri ju,, Housekeeper came t.ui ?..td htm that h« hid glvtii hU BaißC a^ Mr Hardy. I wvru ami met dim in the pas«;ti;e, ?? what i=i yuurnam*, sir [ Jie >aid. L'.atey, lr»i»\ Wetherby; l.c threw a little paper ...
... for regulating Turnpike Accounts. Hut ton, March 2, 1836. : i TUOJIAS'S truly Valuable MEDICINES FOR HORSES. TO MR. J. H. THOMAS, BOSTON. SIR, — My business as a Hor.e Breaker and maker up of Horses for Fairs, has given me occasion in tbe course of my ...
... Thursday, the Srd inst., aged 41, Alice, the widow of Thomas Campion, Esq., and eldest duughter of the late Thomas Fishburn, Esq., of Whitby. Same day, at Stillington, after a short but severe illness, Mr. Thomas Ellis, farmer, of that place, aged 77, highly ...
... Jaques, John Ross, William Hodgson the younger, Thomas Kawliuson, Susan I.each, Rachael Thornton, Daniel Kil Bride, James Goodricke, Edward Turner, and Francis Bell. CROWN COURT.—Monday, March 7. THOMAS FENBY, for shop-breaking, was this morning sentenced ...