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... West Riding Sessions held at Skipton on Tuesday last, a house situated at Waddington in the said Riding, in the occupation of Thomas Pyc, was certified by John Ellison to be a place for the religious worship of Protestants called The Latter-Day Saints, ...
... e, Huddersfield. July 2, suddenly, aged 30, Thomas Hardcastle, millwright, of this town, and second son of Mr. Thomas Hardcastle, farmer, of Round hay. July 3, after a lingering illness, aged 24, Mr. Thomas Poole, youngest son of the Rev. John Poole, ...
... Cheshire, by the Rev. J. F. Bowstead, M.A., of St. Philip's, Liverpool, Thomas Oeorge Skepwith, Esq., eldest son of Sir Gray Skepwith, Bart, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Uatton, Esq., of Liverpool. July 12, at the parish church, Bingley, ...
... sur- geon of the Elland District of the Halifax Union. Thomas Noble lives in that district. Francis Noble, the Relieving Officer of that district, sent me the usual request to go to the bouse of Thomas Noble, about the end of November or beginning of December ...
... and Scotland, met for the purpose of preparing a rough draught of the preachers' appointments for the next year. The Rev. Thomas Jackson officiated in the absence of the president, the Rev. Theophilus Lessey, who has been in- capacitated by ill health ...
... , adjoining the last Lot as now in the respective Occupations of Samuel Waddington. Thomas Lawton, George Graham, Joseph Waddington James Day, John Whitehead, Thomas Oxley, and Joseph Exley.and con- taining with the Site of the Buildings, 10 Perches Lot ...
... Strawberries, Ist William Od.ly Hardener to Mrs. Baker, Headingley ; 2nd W. Clark, gardener R'Uhwell. Raspberries, Ist and 2nd Thomas Urapleby Red Gooseberries— lst and 2nd \V. Clark ; 3rd George Trotter. White Gooseberries. Ist and 3rd Clark ; 2nd Trotter ...
... last week. In the picture gallery is a small marble bust, some six inches in height, of the late member for the borough, Jno. Hardy, Esq., which receives universal admiration ; there are also various other local attractions ; amongst them the oriainal horn ...
... warfare. The bailor King saw and conversed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keatcs and Sir Thomas Hardy Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of 40 years' service, yet alive, who fought at Trafalgar, and was the ...
... Hon. Lord Sandon, M.P. I Sir Thomas Blomefield, Bart. | John Hardy, Esq. I The Rev. the Warden of Wad- Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart. I Sir Walter Farquhar. Bart. I John P. Plumptre, Esq., M.P. I ham College, Oxford. Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. | Sir Oswald Museley ...
... brook, 10, Wharf. City road, iron merchant. Thomas Layeock— Fi.it dated Aug. 14— Pet. Crs. William. Benjamin, and Joseph Watson, Leeds, dyers. Richard Marsden— Fiat dated Aug. 14: Pet. Crs. James Smith, Thomas Edgley, and Hi yoe Smith, Man- chester, general ...
... and DruvKist. and informs them that THOMAS HARVEY, who has been some time Established In Commercial-Street, is about to HEMOVE to W. West's Ute Shop. Ho. 13, Briggate. From the high opinion William West has of Thomas Harvey*, skill, integrity, and attention ...