... villiam Cri A. iiirkldy ?? i O J. M. Gales- D. ?? 10 ?? Oliver W. i., frttav*I I O Thomas Spu JL.Gul ry.stn ?? -o Bernard Og Gil. Huodglon. .1 0 i trhe Misses Thomas Belt ..50t; 5 Huberlt Fer J. S. RHohinsol.- L 33 Aient. Col. W. Bwuith .. 1 I O A. ...

... John Prince, of Allerton Bywater. Same day, at Prestwich. by the Rev. Thomas Corser, Edward, youngest son of Win. Richardson, Esq. of Lilly Hill, to Jane, youngest daughter of Thomas Walker, Esq. of Park Hill Stand, near Manchester. Same day, at Klxkby ...

... lhe (t hite Horse Inn, Woodhouse Carr, before J. 3bul IEsq., Coroner, touching the death of a boy, P' sears of age, named Thomas Mason, groom to IDS 5 surgeon, of Cookridge-street, Park-lane, in this l kppeted that on the morning of Friday, the boy Ared ...

... ernor- of Greeiswseh Huispital. The deceased was raised to the rank of AdmIlral of the B.ue in 18317, aisd succeeded Sir Thomas I Hardy, the late Governor of Greenwien. Hospital, in Septem- ber, 18159. Same day, aged 5:), Mr. Singleton, of the firm of Messrs ...

... Overton, Mr. George Robinson, farmer, to Alin, second daumiter of Mr. Thomas Sielton. farmer, all of Shipton. Oil Tuesday, at the parish church, Skipton, by the Rev. J.1 Williams, Mr. Thomas Wharton, butcher, to Ciss Jasne Burns, both of that place. Same day ...

... tleman, to Miss Eltzabeth Wildow, both of Headingley. Same day, at Bradford parish church, Mr. Thomas Foxall, mechanic, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Thomas, butcher, both of Bradford. Same day, at Calverley, Mr. Win. Littlewood, of Calverley Carr, ...

... of tils town. a On Tuesday. aged 35, Mr. James Sutcliffe, of the Lord Nelson Of fInn, Tocdmorden. F ?? day, Thomas, infant son of Mr. Thomas Windsor, of Arinley. Same day, Mary, relict of the late Mr. John Robinson, of Kip. ping, Thornton. Samneday, ...

... Holbeck. f On Monday, at Wakefield, Mr. George Atkins, to Miss Johan- na Eccles, both of that town. Same day, at Wath. Mr. Thomas Ellison, shoemaker. to Miss -hM.Speight, both of Barnsley. i. Same day, at our pariah church, Mr. John Denison, cloth It dresser ...

... Ashton and Huddersfeltl Canal, in consequence of the frost. On Mon- day, at tlse Black Bull, Horton, on the body of Thomuas Hardy, who was accidientally burnt to death by his clothes catching fire whilst lighiting a sh:vissg. Verdicts- Aci. dental death ...

... . and therefore not likely to come to hasty atid unsound con- clusions. His opntions, therefore, are entitled to respect. THOMAS BEAUMONT, Esq., surgeon, BiredforJ, preseated i himselF, aud was received with load and constinued acplause. He saei-mr. Chairman ...

... MITCHELL, Merchant. Mr.THOMAS NEWSAM, Latsdsurveyor. , Mr ROBERT PERRING, Printer. i iMr. ROBFRT SCARTH, Dyer. Mr. JOSEPH SUG DEN. Gientleman. Mr, SAMUEL TARBOTTON, ttrnggist. . SMr.CiHARLES TURKINGTON,Gentlernan. f Mr. THOMAS WiEDDILL, Paper Stainer ...

... ait the said MABste's Office, in Te: Southampton Fluildlogs, Cheneery-lane, London; Mc, Spirik, s,( Solicitor, Howden : Mr. Thomas R'awksley Capes, Solicitor, t Redness; Messrs. Gatty and Trlrner, Solicitors, 2. Rei Lion aireser, Londen ; Messrs. WiAlesworth ...