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... Hedon, the Lady of the Rev. James I Hare Wake, of a son. March 30, in Cumberland-terrace, Regent's park, the Lady of , John Hardy, jun., Esq., of a daughter. I On the 17th of March, at Shropham Villa, the Lady of the Rev. i Wilmer Willett, of a son. raarrlasres ...
... Parry Owens, Tany- ralt, Carnarvonshire, farmer. THOMAS M'BURNIE and DAVID M'BURNIE, both of Hud- dersfield, In the county of York, dyers and partners, dealers and chapmen, (trading under the firm of Thomas M 'Burnie and Com- pany.) April 2, May 1. at 10 ...
... cr. J. Dunic an, Watling street, warehousemen. M'BURNIE Thomas and David Mt'Burnle, both of Hudder;field, e in the coutty of York, dyers and copartn~ra, d. c. ( rading 1 as under the flrm of Thomas M'Burnie and Company), to sur. - April 2, & hlay 1, at ...
... Newlngton Butts.-Pet. ers. Charles JAn~es Bevan and Co., Park-street, Southwark. brewers. e INGLIS William, of No. 16, Little St. Thomas Apostle, In the city of London, and of Weli-street, East Smithfield, in the county of Middlesex, leather factor, d.c. to sar ...
... ed. Sir Thomas Lethbrldge had told him that he was for a h fitted duty t hat rather titan no alteration should take place, ho would vote for a total repeal. Bat he was ready to support a fixed dutty of 7.If it was an expiring one. Sit Thomas Lethbridge ...
... fowls at Skipton, property of Thomas Cockshott John Scott (18), stealing Ids, at Wetherbv, from Sarah lin.—A KrxjinderMackay (99), stealing waring apparel, at Butler (19), stealing two deal planks, propertyof Peter Buck.—Thomas Haigh («7), pleaded guilty ...
... Lister, Esquire, Ousefleet Grange, near Goole. Thomas Walker, Esquire, Ravenfield Park, near Rotherham. Thomas Birbeck, Esquire, Settle. James Williamson, Esquire, M.D., Leeds. George Goodman. Esquire, Leeds. Thomas Clapham, Ksquire, Potternewton, near Leeds ...
... gen- tlemen have been elected Guardians for the Bradford Union, viz. :r-Ar. James Wade. MIr. Thomas Holmes, Ir. John Stead, iMr. E. J. Mitchell, Mir. Thomas Robinson, and Air. T. Al. Mlonkman, for Bradford ; Mr. Jonathan 1 Robertsbaw, for Allerton; AMr ...
... by being inrited sit at their table (cheers)- After speaking in terms of high commendation the objects of the society, Mr. Hardy reminded them that pride before destruction, and ft haughty spirit before a fallcautioned them they had laid the foundation ...
... retreating point much nearer to the scene of operation than Great Bear Lake, and it waa quite evident to us that any further fool-hardy perseverance coald only lead to the loss of the great object already attained, together with that of the whole party. We must ...
... dent. The other Vicepresidents were Mr. Wm. Hawkins, Mr. George Longbottom, Mr. Charles Whiieley, and Mr. Wm. Tetley. Mr. Thomas Hinchliffe acted as toast-master and director. On the right and |left of the Chairman, we observed the following distinguished ...
... Wardens of this District Cburch for the year ensuing. Court House. — On Thursday last, Thomas Sidebottom and Stephen Clither appeared before James Holdforth and Thomas Hebden, Esqrs., the Sitting Magis- trates, fo answer a charge preferred against them ...