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... merchant, to Mias Ann Gardham, both of this place. Sunday, the I Oth instant, Hemingboroogh Church, by the Bar. John lon, Mr. Thomas Leaning, Mrs. Mary Ann Nelson, both of Barlby Bank. On Sunday. tbe I Oth instant, at Abbey Church, Selby, by the Rev. J. L ...
... llesslc, one the Town-Council for this borough. 'Thursday, the ultimo, at Cottinghani, the Rev. Charles Overton. Vicar, the Rev. Thomas I’ierson Richardson. M.A., Vicar of Great Harford, Bedfordshire, and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Loui.-a, youngest ...
... Orange street party ; Charles Taylor, George Cox, Charles Wicks. Thomas Herbert, Thomas Irons, James Rowson, Hugh Conway. Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Morson. William Winspere, Thomas Jones, William Swinbourne, William Argue, ...
... ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (enrolled under Societies' Acts), and BENEVOLENT FUND, 42, MOOIUiATt-STREET, LONDON. Thomas Haring. Esq., M.P. IW. G. lYescott, Esq. Thomas ilankcy. Jun . Esq. j Baron L. I)e Rothschild, M.F. TttEABI’KEB OF THE BENEVOLENT FUND. John Abel ...
... . Thomas Balnea. George Southern. Ban Thomas Cocking, John M. Ton, Nathan Boose. John Nowell. Superintendent. Bridlington ..Alexander Huhne, William Httlee, Edward Stokes. The ministers leaving the district arc appointed follows Thomas Stead, to ...
... BELLES’ STRATAGEM. Doricourt.., Mr. Hooper, Sir George Touchwood Mr. Anderion. Mr. Hardy Mr. Burton. Mrs. Rackett Miss Kelly. Lady Frances Touchwood. Mrs. Laws. Letitia Hardy ..Mrs. Hooper. And the Farce of THE LADIES CLUB; MRS. HOOPER THE CHAIR. On MONDAY ...
... Robert L.C00k.,.. 110 Robert Hardy, juo 110 George Nelson . 1 1 0 T. Jones, .llO W. Field. Jarrattet. 1 0 Lord Henry Smith Thos. W. . 0 J. and H. 2 0 6. Morria, Prospectstreet 110 D. Peacock, Prospect-street .. I 1 Thomas Shlpton .. 1 1 Thomaslloiden ...
... Sen. Klland J. Dyson. ,G. W. Stephenson. J, It. , W. Tesseyman. . Edward Aoley. ,B. Thompson. . homas Shires. .Thomas Sellers. .John Heed. Thomas Kayner. . It. Dawson. .John Pearson. . W. Ackroyd. . W. Tiplady. James Wilson. Matthew Tomlinson. B. Thornton ...
... JOHN BISHOP (19) wee charged with I2r. 9J ...
... DEATHS, Thurs lay, the 19.h instant, aged 18. Elizabeth, the youngest daughter Thomas Firbauk, Esq . of this place. Thursday, the 19th hist, aged six years . Jane, the daughter of Mr. John Taylor, merchant, of this place. On Thursday, the 12lh insf .in ...
... wife Mr. Thomas Sadler, this plaoe. On Friday, the 26*.U ull., aged four luontbs and threa days, Sarah, only daughter uf Mr. Ji>M|di Banks, of this town. Thursday, the IBih ult., at Huttoa-cuio-CranswUrU, aged 24, much respected, Mr. Thomas Inglcteu, ...
... RICHARD WINKER, cnllivry nutara. war* day convicted of wounding John Maaaey, wara aevcrally irffiiiap'-rted for fifteen year*. THOMAS KOGAN. JOHN OBRIEN, DANIEL DONOVAN, W. QUIN, and DANIEL POWER, convicted of laNnvl uighter Bradford, were brought for judgment ...