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... l, Middlesex, smiths. Geo. Richardson, of SmithVbuild.ngs, City-road, Middlesex, roach maker Thomas' Aauttor, oTMill-ltn?, Deptford. Kent, fellmonger. Thomas Uobson. of Wall, Xorthumbertand, butcher. Wolfe An sell, of Pontvpool, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper ...
... of the late Mr. Johin White, all of Driifleld, J. Same day, at Sowerhy, near Thirsk, Mr. Thomas Kirby, ii of architect, to Miss Meek, of London, niece of Thomas Meek o Esq. of the former place. he On Tuesday week, at Hutton Manse, Dumfrisflshire, William ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... found guilty of steal- ing blades, at Sheffield, the property of Mary Wilkin- son. Sentenced to six months' imprisonment. JOHN HARDY (24,) was charged with stealing hammers and other articles, at Sheffield, the property of Joseph Howson. Mr. Monteith appeared ...
... 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 ...
... ealt foal to Liverpool, on Thursday last, ac Cbttertck, where she has been sent to be put to Inheritor. We understand that Mr Thomas Cliff, formerly braining groom to Earl Pilswilliam. has been engaged as private trainer 10 the Marquis of Water ford. On Satnrday ...
... January, packed the files laid by his brothel for Souter, and delivered them to Hardy, the carrier, in three parcels. One the parcels now produced, he could identify as the same. Hardy prored that had received the parcels, and when* got home missed one of them ...
... id at trie Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool.-Sol. Neal, Liverpool.- he Pet. cr. J. Webb, Liverpool, gent. s), MARTYN John, and Thomas Moody, of the town and county of of Newcastle-upon.Tyne, wholesale and retail linen and at woollen drapers, silk mereers and ...
... trials « 1 berag aa_wm_ mmtkaaemaommei aa Tkmsiaj, kafcte „ H_a. ba leal TaTLOH Cm Wmmm. I>%H *notb« g- t ?? Taeaaa Basuvs. __f THOMAS ASTOX CLIFFORD CONSTABLE, MAMT m HIGH-UEHIFF. V Agt. 1 ?? ITadswerik, charged witb baring, oo tbe Sn I Ja-* Ig, at Maddsßatsl- ...
... the Court Hou9e, Bradford, charged with stealing quantity of copper coin, the evening of Tuesday week, from the stall Thos. Hardy, orange-seller, in Kirkgate, in that town. The facts of the case were as follows: On the evening of the day before mentioned ...
... sermons were preached inSt. James's Church, Bradford, by the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrate, of Halifax, and the Rev. 01r. Thomas, Incumbent of Thornton, after which liberal collections were male in b. half of the choir, and other necessary expenses. On ...