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... Edward Noble of Horton, foreman ; Mr. Thomas Dixon, Bradford, ironmonger ; Mr. John Brown. Bradford, woolslapler; Mr. John Collin*. Manninghatn, coal merchant; Mr. Reuben Craven, Yeadon, innkeeper : Mr. Thomas Dewhirst, Bradford, bookkeeper ; Mr. Wm ...
... Barker's pool. Charles Wilson, Thomas Marsh^ I*.1 *. Mycock Coalpit lane. John Timm, S-t» aei **?p Division st. Roger Brown, Martin JacksoD, se ,? iJ i ...
... O'Connor. Mary, the wife of John Hardy, was safely deli- vered of a fine daughter on the Otis inst., which was christened on the 25th., at the Old Parish Church, Sheffield, and duly registered Harriet O'Conno~r Hardy. Registered lately, John Feargus Williamns ...
... atling- street, don, houseman, September 29, > eleven— Ld Shrewsbury, upholsterer, Moxon Ryé 4 ee get -Hull, joseph Nor ham, 2—Thomas Ex a tee Evans, of Bath, victualier, Rebecca Hi man, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, dealer, October ! John Bardsley, of Denton ...
... John Prince, of Allerton Bywater. Same day, at Prestwich. by the Rev. Thomas Corser, Edward, youngest son of Win. Richardson, Esq. of Lilly Hill, to Jane, youngest daughter of Thomas Walker, Esq. of Park Hill Stand, near Manchester. Same day, at Klxkby ...
... Overton, Sir. George Robinson, farmer, to Ann. second daughter of Mr. Thomas Skelton, farmer, all of on. Tuesday week, the parish church, Skiplon, the Rev, J. Williams, Mr. Thomas Wharton, butcher, to Mist Jane Burns, of that place. On Monday week, Birstal ...
... nd-row , .ii; and Mr Wi. lam Biiiney, solicitor, Sheffield. Thomas Walter Powell, of Neath, Glanmorganshire, money scrivener. William Hunt, the younger, of the Moat ironworks, Tipton, William Thomas, of Leamington Pr ofs. Warwickshire iijikrr. S'aff. rd-Ji ...
... Tuesday, the 9th instant, after a short illness, Mr Thomas Booker, Change alley, Sheffield. At Newhall, Fifeshire, on the 31st ult., Mr. Thomas Carstairs, in the 75th year of his age, and father of Mr. Thomas Carstairs, surgeon, of this town. On Wednesday ...
... ?.t.ißn:At - ; Oa reamer. St with by the Hey. 1. Murray. only of Mr Thomas Elll. battik. nod but for, to Raef..el loheteno. Piled dosothter af Mr. Oldie 4 Mate.. agent, all of TeeWA). At the poet. church, Hallam. by the Rev ./.11stray. M.A. Mr. rattles ...
... Kitzwilhain Benjamin Binun Maria Tyne William Pepper, Innkeeper Erasmus Stone William Jackson John Poles Joshua Jackson Thomas Carnelly Thomas est Samuel Suiles Joshua Smith Misses Hoy land John Burgon George Pilley Francis Fallding Robert Richard Ardron’s ...
... to Thomas Maude, do 4th do. [l'irgin Queen) to John Simpson, do Rest Rose [Ruby) to Thomas Maude, do 2nd do. do. to John Simpson, 3rd de. [Brotrn's Rosetta, to William Inman, do. do. to Thomas Maude, Best Light Crimson {Marshal Soult) to Thomas Maude ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. INSOLVENTS. Andrew Paul, Hanover-square, surgical instrument maker. Thomas Dann, Reigate, Surrey, merchant. BANK RUPTS. Joseph Harper, Rotberlhithe-street, Surrey,shipwright. Stuart Hewlings and Charles Watling ...