... daughter of Mr. Robert Lingard, farmer, Thornton. the tan.e day, at our Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Smithies, weaver, Thoroion. to Grace, daughter of Mr. John Hardy, cattle dealer, of the same place. On the same day, at our Parish Church, Mr. George Holden ...

... Hussars, died on Friday night last. Admiral Fleming. Governor of Greenwich Hospital, died on Friday night. He succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governor, on the 20th of Septeml«r, 1839, thus having held the little more than twelve months. Installation th* ...

... 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 ...

... REUS INTEbMOEKCER. tolewirk Vicarage. Rugdy. Dec. I, |ft{o. Sir,—My attention having been directed to letter from Mr. Charles Hardy in the of the 10th October oil., in which reference IS made to an opinion expressed l»y the patrons of Bradford Vicarage ...

... waites,” of yore, have perambulated the streets during the night season, with instruments of music. St. Thomas’s Day.— Last Monday, the *2lst, St. Thomas’s Day, is recorded in the almanacts as the shortest day, but it was remarked hv many appearing much longer ...

... with tea and bread in the chapel, and the evening the (cachets sat down to supper in the large room l»e--liiging to Messrs. Thomas and John Illingworth. After supper, the report of the Sunday School was read, and all separated, much pleased with the day’s ...

... Yarmouth. Norfolk. Dec 2». Feb2. Sols. Baker. Great Yarmouth ; Rhodes, Bccvor. and I»ane, Chancery.Lane. London. THOMAS COLLETT and THOMAS HALES, butchers. Liver, pool. Jan 7. Feb2. Sols. Kenyon and Stone, Liverpool; Corn, thwaite. Doctor’s Commons, London ...

... bis life. Independent Chapel —On Christmas day the foundation stone of an Independent Meeting House was laid the Reverend Thomas Taylor, lute pastor of the church Horton Lane. The proceedings connected with the ceremony were most delightful and animating ...

... BRADFORD COtf RT-HOI ISE Felony — Rl izabc.h Carney, factory sift, was charged with stealing a wool sh.et, the property of ?? Thomas Harsrreaves, of Pricking Mill, near .this town. When taken into custody she bad in her pii.sex.tiin a number of articles of ...

... Chairman, the Rev. Mr Morgan, Secretary, the Rev. W. Mad. len, Charles Hardy, Esq Rev. E. M. Hall, the Rev. Mr. Marsden, the Rev J. C. Boddington, Rev. Hugh Stowell, Rev. G. Thomas, ibe Rev. Dr. Scoresby, and Ihe Rev. J. Hart. The Report showed that ihe ...

... that he had no money wherewith to pay bis score, and consequently he was handed over to Hie police, but was discharged hy Mr. Hardy, who expressed bis sorrow that there w-rs no law by which he could be punished. He is next found playing off the same trick ...

... of Tuesday, Match 30. INSOLVENTS. FRANCES ROBERTS antt CAROLINE ROWE milliner. KU-kfriar*. THOMAS DASH, innkeeper, New Windsor. BANKRUS.CY SUPERSEDED. • THOMAS ROUIN'SON, provision dealer, Heatou Norii*. Lan- cashire. _ ANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JOHN MACE, ...