... connected with the independent chape! at the above place, upwards of 16/. was collected. On Sunday evening last, the Rev. Thomas Hall Hudson preached his farewell sermon in the General Bajitist Chapel. Queensbead, from these words “Choose you tli;» day ...

... Chairman determined that appeals should not l«e taken till Friday morning. The Grand Jury hating returned a true hill against Thomas Lay cock for stealing pair of Housers at East Ardsiey, the property of James Light foot, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced ...

... stealing a cpiantity of joiuers’ tools, from j an unfinished house Eldon Place, in this town, the proproperty of Thomas Cooper. Mr. G. Hardy conducted the case for the prosecution. The prisoner was a resident I Shipley, and the prosecutor was a joiner employed ...

... cloth from Thomas Ely, Dewsbury. James Wilson, e. joiner’s tools from Samuel and others, Halifax. David Illingworth p.g. s brass from and Co., at Mirfleld. Henry Crabtree, ». 3/. 10s. and two handkerchiefs from Thomas Atkinson, Slansfeld. Thomas Harrison ...

... wood. COMMERCIAL RCRALD. From the Ixmdon Gazette of Tuesday, Aug. 11. BANKRUPTCIES SNNULLED. THOMAS FURLEY. grocer. Upper Clapton. JOSEPH POMFREY AUSTIN and THOMAS WESTCOTT, pj|>er manufacturers. Bristol. BANKRUPTS. LOUIS REES, merchant. Barge yard. Bucklersbury ...

... Newcastle Street, Strand, surgeon. Sept 7, Oct 9. Sol, Mr Wharton, Lincoln'* Inn Fields; off ass, Mr Green, j A Idermanbury THOMAS SCUDMORE. Birmingham, chemist. Sept 3, Oct 9. Sols, and Son, Bedford Row; and Unetl and Sons, Birmingham JOHN SMITH, Leak ...

... , cornfactors. INSOLVENTS. THOMAS PARKER. Street, victualler. Sept 14. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. JOHN LEWIS GOWER, Tenhy, Pembrokeshire, surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. WM BUCKLAND, Wiltshire, tanner. Sept 28. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS DASTOW. ’and Co. Birmingham ...

... Htrewoud House. Win. Ellis, Esq. Casllefleld. F. Greenwood, Esq. Hyshworth Hall. John Thomas Wharton, Esq. Aberford. The Rev. J. Newsam, Clerk, Sharrow, near Ripon. Thomas Hall, Esq. Parston Lodge. Randall Gossip, Esq. Thorp Arch. J. R. Ralph. Esq. Halifax ...

... Nottingham, oil merchant—Chapman and Parker, the Grove, Southwark, flax spinners—Colbron, Mill Street, Hanover Square, tailor—Hardy, Wcdnesbuiy. ironmonger; Bulley, Liver pool, merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN BROWN, Jedburgh, grocer. Sept 19. Oct 13 ...

... and'eottred the duties of the m«Kistracy. also Mr. Hudson, solicitor, his cUrk. are to understand that the mljolion ol Mr. Hardy regularly attend the duties of the Court House. Tu*rs,f Two boys of the name of Sharp, from Pudsey. were convicted of stealing ...

... Best Mmiulus in flower, to Wm Inman, gardener, to Ripley, E«q. of Bowling Best Hardy Herbaceous Plant in flower, Robert Davison, gardener •ind best do. to do. do. Best Tray of Pansies, to John Simpson, gardener 2nd Best do. Wm Inman, gardener Best Tray ...

... to Thomas Maude, do 4th do. [l'irgin Queen) to John Simpson, do Rest Rose [Ruby) to Thomas Maude, do 2nd do. do. to John Simpson, 3rd de. [Brotrn's Rosetta, to William Inman, do. do. to Thomas Maude, Best Light Crimson {Marshal Soult) to Thomas Maude ...