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... &tolcn one sheep, the property of John Cmt 78, THOMAS WAINWRIGHT (21), charged with having at Leeds, stabbed Thomas Downs. 79, 80, 81. 82, 83, 84, 85, JOHN CLAYTON (50), WM BOOKER (20;, JOHN MARSHALL (43), THOMAS PEN- THORPE (351, JOSEPH BENNISON otherwi«e ...
... paid and received by the said Thomas Abbey, by whom the Linen and Woollen-Drapery Business will in future bo carried on.— Dated thii 4th Day of March, 1840. Witness, RICHD. ABBEY, Sen. Wm. Hirst, Solicitor, Boroughbridge. THOMAS ABBEY. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP ...
... YORKSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, j »aro«« tT ho - ?? TU ?? k>o«t, iiro th« j -, rH J HON. THOMAS ERSKINK. SJR THOMAS ASTON CLIFFORD The AarJF.cs for the County of York commenced on i Thursday last, before the above named Judges. From an early boor ...
... Birtba. Monday last, at Odsall, the Lady of Charles Hardy, Esq., of * daughter. March 5, at St John's, Wakefleld, the Lady of tbe Rer. J. O. Cmnming, M.A-, of twin son* ■WOK Thursday last, ai the Collegiate Church. Middleham, the Ror William Atthill. ...
... 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 ...
... URGLARY GUISELE Thomas Bo ol (34 Jonethan Holder (22) and Richard Ws alle er (2 b, charged with h Og; on the 13th September last, burglariously broken an entered the dwelling house of Jonathan Waite, situate at Guiseley, and stolen thérefrom two pair ...
... , MArICn 11. tb [BniCIolt MRf. JUSTICE ElliRSINE.] m YWHE DIIADFPORt CfA~ftlSTs. hi Robert Peddie, 37, W~ilia Brook, 37, Thom~as h D,'eke, 55, James Holdsworth, 26, and Paul Holds- di worlk, 24, were indicted for seditiously conspiring to h, create & ...
... assembly- ?? all three defendant.. JOSEPH WILKINSON, FRANCIS FLU IC HER. JOHN WIDDOP, JOHN VALLANCB, LUKS HOBSON. THOMAS LINGARD, THOMAS HESLAM, and GEORGE L'TLEY, were then placed at the bar, and Mr. Wiuu-fs, their counsel, intimated that tbey were willing ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...