... Tuns Beckett, retired merchant, Thomas lllavds, hanker, Markland, corn merchant, 1H27 ; Roht. Wm. Thorp, M.l>„ I83v : Griffith Wright, gentleman, ; Richard Rramley, merchant, 1833 ; Joseph Robert Atkinson, merchant ISM; Thomas ilutley, retired merchant. 1535 ...

... avi and equity winen did > to obtain a Te — we-heurs’ Bili, and him came Sis John and who by the never- pt and pa iy nt ten ‘Thomas Sailer, the ene whose pow were almost devoted to this and whose exertions on behaif of | suffering humanity, in thisits weakest ...

... unjust and unequal pressure taxation to which they were subjected. About sixty members were in attendance. Mr. Thomas Kirknaa and Mr. Thomas Hepworth, on behalf of the society, presented the testimonial alluded to; the inscription of which was as foll ...

... Snowball, 11. Fal and 12, Orange Mr. George Trotter. room was very tastefully decorated with a choice and extensive selection of hardy flowers in full bloom, the richness of whose colours, and a great variety of ts in ‘full bloom, furnished by Mr. J > cod- house ...

... office Mr. Hey wood was te-appoinied. and he was forthwith sworn in. The Committee met again yesterday. Court-House On Tuesday, Thomas was committed for trial charged with stealing a skin, the property of Mr. Samuel Fa'rar, fullmonger, of llorsforlh, on the ...

... s of the institution. It was announced that at the next monthly meeting, a-pa per on Commercial Legislation would read by Thomas Plint, Esq. Leeds Infirmary.—Last Friday were admitted at the General Infirmary in and out-patients, 18 of the former, and ...

... —The Kirkharle estate was told public aucLnu in London, Friday w,*ek, exclusive of 'he wood, for £i7£Oo. Tha fiurrhaser it to Thomas Anderson, E>q., of Beowcll Tower, near Newcastle. Vert Natural.— .Mr. Edward Spring wa* lo Miss Margaret Winter, at Hoberlvllle ...

... Wilkinson, Brow Bridge; Mr. W. Barber, Jun.; Mr. Thomas Simpson, Mr. Thomas James Shaw, Henry Greenwood, Esq. Mr. James Holroyde, Jun. Mr. Ely Wilkinson, Broad Can ; Thoma* Dawson, Ksq. George Haigh, Esq. Mount ; Thomas Greenwood, Esq. Bank Field ; James Greenwood ...

... cannot pay my B««fd. an the mean* eldest .son, (who paid It.i are now *. When the I *** fully liivMthntlert. It will to one the hardi-«t cane* on & If this not Job's arilU ti ...

... appointments are vested, haa not yet made any other nomination. Bradford It is rumoured in Bradford tbat near relation of John Hardy, Esq., M.P., is likely to be called forward as a Candidate to represent thai Borough in Parliament, in the event of dissolution ...

... Mr.Charles uro ; . Music, and Mr. Robert Beverley, bras- day evening about quarter past atae, scar Toll Bar. and the man Thomas 1 , . sentinel on duty at the Barrack f>a ,? Br* charged with having kicked and ,r >' when he went to tbe Guard room . , f ...

... and T. T. Parry, -uJ, cheese C. T. Phillips and J. Harrison, 53, Saint Jatuea’a street, Brighton, roach makers 1. and H. Hardy. Sheffield, manufacturers cork acre art J. Scott and >5. 1. Uicknell, strand. chcmi«ts J. Bateson and T. Hill, Leeds, joiners ...