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... Vint, of Halifax, boot and shoe maker. On Sunday, at Pinchinthorpe, near Guisbrough, in Cleveland, John Lee, Same day, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate, near Huddersfield, 88. t Same day, at Auckland Castle, in the 75ch year cred iltvess, whien his age ...
... of Leeds. Same day, Mr. John Luccock, gent., Miss Eliizabeth Bleamire, both Leeds. On Thursday week, Shipley, Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Baxter, of Hill-House, near Ripley, to .Matilda Lydia, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Webster, of Hall Lane, near ...
... respected by all who had the pleasure heracquaintance, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Thomas 3larsden, upholsterer, of Wakefield. Same day, in her 21st year, Octavia, daughter of Sir. John Hardy, of Apperley Bridge, aud late of York— being the third bereavement the ...
... — = From Fridey Nig Als Gazette ) James Darby Gravel-lane, carpenter, March Saii- citor, Messrs fi. and Chancery-lane. Thomas Jones, Shrewsbury, draper, March 15, Aprils. Soli- ators, Messrs. Hell, Brodrick, and bell, Bow John Paddington, March 13, 7 ...
... tattors—il. W. H. Hughes, Portsmouth, fruit-merchant ; H. Downing, ironmaster. INSOLVENT. Thomas Berks, Manchester, provision-dealer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Taylor, Steeple Ashton, dealer end chapman. CERTIFICATES J. Greenway, Ptymouth, merchan:—J ...
... Morfitt Mrs. Roundi .. Joseph Wilson, Beckelt Joseph Parker el ° Thomas Snowden Thomas Robinson York-Road 015 Richard Collinson om Joseph ywater A Friend by Mr. ie Joseph Wilson, Duke-Street Thomas Haigh, St. Peter's-Square Darcy Lever J. Cullis Mark ngworth ...
... Partridge ; 2. G. Braide Basket of Geraniums—G, Yan with Exotic W. Ashton ; W. Partridge Hardy Bouquet—l. W. Barratt; 2 2. Ditto Best of Flowers—G. Yanwith Barratt Hardy Piants, Herbaceous (4 pois )—M. Wice Largest Collection af Gree on Planis—W. Collection ...
... ROBERT NEWTON (of Leeds) will preach. - And in the the THOMAS RAFFLES LL.D, DD. ( from il preach. The Services wiil commestoce at Half-past Ten, Three, and Seren. ON THE FOLLOWING LORD'S DAY, The Rev. THOMAS RB AFFLES, wilh preach in the at Half-past Evening ...
... Rebert Colton and Thomas Gommersall, both of were committed for one month each, for suffering their families to become charge- able to the town ip af Bradford. Philip Thomas and John Coles were each for one month, for vagrancy. Thomas Lightfoot, of Shipley ...
... Leeds) | will preech, | And in the EVENING, the THOMAS RAFFLES, LL.D, D.D. (from | Rev. will preach. | The Services wiil commece at Half-pest Ten, Three, and Seven. ON THE FOLLOWING LORD'S DAY, |The Rev. THOMAS RAFFLES, LL.D. D.D., | | wilt preach in the ...
... Richmond. tot cidest danghter of the ate Joh Cle aux Caavior, Ese., of Spenmthorne Heil. On Wednesday morning. Mr. Charles Hardy, ancy tur and cabinet manutactnrer, of York, te second danghter of Mr. W. Kira! > of Chf- Yorks Same York. tne Rev. F.O. B ...
... PILLING, Sams Mi near Bradferd 30s H. PIGHILALA, & H. WATSON, York RICHARD HARDY. Malester, North Bierley GEO. BINGLEY, RICH. SHACKLETON, Holbeck. J.& G. A. SHACKLETON, Wortley THOMAS ROBERTS, Hoi ———. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL AUTHORITY. — THE GREATEST DISCOVERY ...