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... Liverpool, mere.V. J an >. Thomas Clarke, late of Siclrlesmere, Suffolk _ea_B Benjamin Cosiar, Oxford, painter, plumber,' an. ?? January 24 v s**iw, BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED Thomas F.vans, Briugend, Glamorganshire Iran- Thomas Hasings, Birmingham, brace ...
... the dark room. Mr Hardy — When you asked me to go above did you leave candle in this room, and was that candle left burning when ascended the tower? Fes. Mr. Barber.—Would you commence your statement again, Ir. Hardy ? , , . , , Mr. Hardy then stated that ...
... Sons, Aldgate High street, carcass butchers, so far as regards Michael Scales John Akerman and Thomas Goulding, Park street, Camden Town, co- merchants Thomas Blackberdand Peter Rigby, Manchester, druggists Samuel Thurston and George Worts, Grosvenor ...
... comfortable afternoon and evening! Surprising Fact — We have been acquainted with the following surprising fact. Mr. Witty Hardy, blacksmith, of Ay ton, near Scarbrough, had on Wed- nesday last, extracted from bis onus, by Mr. John Walker, farmer, of Malton ...
... of May next, THE whole STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY upon that Farm, belonging to the Representatives of the late Mr. Thomas Fraser, and consisting of 396 EWES and their LAMBS,) 238 GIMMERS and Ditto I All of the pure Leicester 2«6 WEDDEIt HOGS, f ...
... .. .. G R Thomas Doughty, house, Little Shambles .. B C Robert Foster, house, Shambles.. .. .. .. B Thomas Jewitt, house, Shambles .. .. B R Henry Richardson, house, Colliergate .. .. .. B C John Todd, house, Shambles .. .. .. ~ G R Thomas Walker, house ...
... umberland, curriers and leather ratters.. J. R. Ros* and T. | Tanner, jun.. Norton Foigate, Bishopsgate, tobacconist-. J. A. Hardy and J. Hardy, Birmingham, platen ar.d n .- facturerGeorge T. Loddy and H. P. Jones, Charing crow. victuallers and wine and spirit ...
... street Charles Samuel Clarke, Koseoiatv lane, Middlesex, licensed victualler, January \ v two, at Basingb.il street. Edward Thomas, Aldermanbury, London, tailor, January 8, at half- past one, at Basinghall street ?? George Jemmett and Charles Scholes. Long ...
... Leeman was for the prosecution ; Mr. Holtby defended the prisoners.—The facts of the case are these :—the prosecutor, Thomas Hardie, of Bishop Wilton, was going down Walmgate on Thursday night last about half-past seven, when he was accosted by two women ...
... Liberal Objection*.— Sustained— Thomas Dalhy. Middle Water Lane; John D.ilben, Cornwall Place: W. Dolben, Middle Water Line ; John Franks, Fri ar gate ; John KendaU. Fiiar Alley; William Kendall, Fiiar Alley; Thomas Bowman. Friargate. Failed — John Franks ...
... cabinet roakers. George Web*ter. Milk street, city. *ar*iKs»»c*a*n. William Bauer, Oxford-street, lacemao- .. Tbomaa Brown and Thoma* Brown, aaa, Maoaeu -sow Goodman 's-delds, plumbers. Edward Self, North Curry. Elimaeth Holgate, Deaaßga* M*acaaa«T,^~ aod ...
... Maunby ; 4, Thomas Wilson, Ellerton ; 5, George Holmes, Northallerton. Onions- 1, Christopher Thornton, Maunby; 2, 3, 5, Jobn Davison, Newby Wiske ; 4, Henry Hornby, Maunby. Round Potatoes- -1, Thomas Granger, Kirby Wiske; 2, 3, 4, Thomas Wilson, Ellerton ...