... place, Mr. William Sud. low, of the firm of Messrs. Sudlow and Berry, Manchester, to Eliza, second daughter to the late Mr. Thomas White- head, of Plymouth Grove, Manchester. Same day at Weatgate Chapel, Bradford, Mr. Samuel Wharton Scarleti, printer, and ...

... ilaintiff's.eclerk,who depoi ed that orders had been given by bMr. Ellisfor suneof' tjbusl- ics which wi'as clarged for. Thomas White' had served a county arrest on a'person at; defndant's 'it ''and had been told by him to get paid Vfrtm'r. Ari'Arstr'cng ...

... DOMESTIC. . A FRUGAL 'Wirm.-Lately, died at Ainderby Steeple, near Northallerton, tha wife of a shoemaker whose name is Thomas White. While on her death-bed, and all hopes of recovery had fled, she imparted to her husband the pleasing information that ...

... Scholes, aged 2 years and 7 months; on Monday last, Mr. James Fairhurst,' sen., Scholes, 79; same day, Edward, son of Mr. Thomas White. side, Innicesper, Standiehigate, aged 9 months;',on! Tlsu'eds agt Wt;m.Burns, John-street, 70.' -i1 I' ?? 0 , ,ra dU~ ...

... Mrs. Thomson, bookseller, and sister to Mr. T. Carter, corn dealer, of this town. On Wednesday week, aged 74 years, Mr. Thomas White. side, roper, of Carleton, near Poulton-lo.Fylde. On Friday week, aged oine months, Henry Denham, only child of Mr. James ...

... Kirkham, aged 48. On Tuesday last, Mr. Wiiam Turner, Freckleton, aged 28. Since our last, at Wigan:-Elzabeth Wylie, aged 64; Thomas White, aged 50; Mary Hogg, aged 47; Martha Tyson, aged 68; Ann Stockley, aged 23; Peter Hurst, aged 28. On Sunday last, aged ...

... two years old aid upiwards, James Rlobinson; secoid best, Earl of Burlington; best boar, Robebt Robinson; second best, Thomas White, Newby Bridge; best breeding sow, Lord Cavendis;1 * second best, Earl of Burlington; best store pig in ?? bhands of a cottag-er ...

... better conduct for the ?? Ann Hunter, wife of James Hunter, and Blgland Hunter, appeared to answer a complaint made by Mr. Thomas White, a sworn bailiff, for assaulting lim while making, a levy upon the goods of James Hunter, and rescuing the property dis- ...

... ?? Marquis of Normanby, Earl of Chesterfield, and John Stanley, Esq. Clerk of the Course ?? E. W. Topham, Esq. Judge . Thomas White, of Nantwioh. The great annual spring meeting, on the banks of the Dee, commenced on Tuesday last. The wcather (says the ...

... 1. oillS, V O -W - SPORTING. 1 ?? PRESTON RACES. Stc pre The Earl of llowtlt and Sir John Gerard, Stewards. aoj Mr. Thomas White, of Nantwich, Judge. a MAr. Wibiam Parkinson, Clerk of the Course. ?? tiol The new series of Preston races have passed through ...

... al'ir way of recovery. CoIal.rIsr AnnrEs s iN Msenrnn - a It persous have been arrested this wek oll a t Ial g' sedition. Thomas White. who wias rorul'l% ,rytctoi o the Manchester police and given up to the Ilin,' '-haS, authorities, was again arrested under ...

... Eleven Cottages and Gardens attached, tenanted by James Pearson, Mary Dobson, Ann Bentley, Thomas Parrington, Thomas Long, Thomas White, Thomas Mason, John Addison, Thomas Hodgson, and James Wil- son, and two closes of Land behind the last mentioned Cottages ...