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... the of PV.Fortiude hulk, Chatham. For 15 ?? ?? he Mackay, John Griffin, John Thomas, Charles Wilsons, so of Alexander Macdonald,. John Addiman, Richard Hartley, te he and. Thomas Shaw. For 10years-Tgomas Taylor, and r n- George Green.P ad THE DEAN O' YoiRt ...
... James. William Thomas. William Davis. Thomas Evans. David Jones. Thomas Lewis. David Dlavi, sab-Secretary. Evau Williams, sub-Treasurer. WIGAN. James Murray, weaver, Broom-street. Silvester Booth, ditto, Hardy Butts. Thomas Heaton, ditto, ...
... s Fe, of the East and North Ridings, three of which sent delegates, namely, sea Bridiingsoir, A. Strickland, Esq. and Mr. Thomas Cape; Driffield, ha, Mr. Jaimes Harrison;. Stiockton, Rev. W. Laring, and Mr. G3. Smith; gee J. C. Symonos. Esq well known ...
... James. to William Thomas. S William Davis. m Thomas Evans. tr David Jones. a Thomas Lewis. el David Davis, sab-Secretary. St Evan Williams, sub-Treasurer. P WIGAN. u James Murray, weaver, Broom-street. b Silvester Booth, ditto, Hardy Butts. s Thonnas Heaton ...
... meeting, which were con firmned.tl A petitiion was received from Daventry, containing ct 147 signatures. A letter from Mr. Thomas Nibb to tl, Mr. C~eaveatccoenpanlied it.- Mr. Martin ?? Mr. Pitkethly had been at the . Home offioo l if ho had asceirtined ...
... BrwE'q.i Curators, J. G. Marshall, Esq. ?? T. P. Teatle, Esq ?? and Wmn. Cosburn, Jun. Esq. Ms.R.S. Lit., Secretrites, II Sir. Thomas Nurnneley and Mr. Win. Sykes W-sord, Courcil of ten o memabers. Mr. 3. 1. 1kbn, Mr. 1M3eCU!, Mir. WVest, Mr. Kemnplay, ii ...
... meeting,which were confirmed. the: A petitioi; was received from Daventry, containing con 147 sigZnatares. A letter from Mr. Thomas Nibb to tha Mr. Gemcat vooomp1aiiied it. It Mr. Mlarn iia akolit'r. Pitkethly had been at the A Homne o(lfr l it he h:id ...
... splendid tableau. The chief is dying in the moment of victory; the likeness is good, as are those of Sir W. Beatty, Sir Thomas Hardy, &c. A representation of the Holy Shrine of the Nativity, as it now exists at Bethlehem, concludes the exhibition; and ...
... FRUITS.C Best Pine-I1. 3. E. Nicholst 5 , Ralph Hoppa. Black Grapes. -1, Thomas Umplaby ; 2, 3, Wmu. Cary. White Grasses-a, E. I'Nichols ; 0, Raplph Hopp$. Pestches-l, 2, Thomas Umipleby, Best Fosur Granges.9-, 0, George Watson. Strawberries-i,r Wmn. ...
... Architect, H. F. Lockwvood. E.,t. Commit tee of Managemcnt --L. If. Reynard, Esq., clairi manin; Alr. David AntdersCn, i'lr. Thomas Alkinsoi, Mit. Bryan iiBoyee Air. E. D. Conyers, Mir. Dawson, lKI. John l oster. atid Mr. Washington [1Farrison.' In the contre ...
... sheet-iron roller th( Mr. Barret, sign writer At William Owen, pan maker apI John Owen, ditto to Thomas Taylor,publican tril Alex. Painter, blacksmith for Thomas Bloor, dirt-refiner Ml Charles Pemborton, stonemason cat Fredrick Corbett, sheet-iron roller ...
... his ace address, Sit. Thomas Hill wee making his way to the platforss to asle him a few cqeesdriac, when Mr. Hardy's law agent prevented him front we so doirg, and Mr. Thomson declared the meeting dissoived, stating to that Mr. Hardy'S speecs wvruld be printed ...