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... instant, nt Sculcnotes Church, the Kev. Carey, Mr. Thomas Sharpe, tailor, to Miss Wcstoby, eldest daughter of Mr. Westoby, gentleman, of this town. Sunday, the 12ib inst. Sculcoatos Church, Mr. Thomas Hoggilt,joiner,to Miss 1.-niis* Odenatt, b.-th of tins ...
... Barker's pool. Charles Wilson, Thomas Marsh^ I*.1 *. Mycock Coalpit lane. John Timm, S-t» aei **?p Division st. Roger Brown, Martin JacksoD, se ,? iJ i ...
... Mark Potter, of Earle's Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, blanket manufacturer, at the Court house, Leeds. James Austin Hardy and James Hardy, of Binning ham, silver platers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Sydney Aquila Butterworth, Jabez Butterworth, and John Keighley ...
... at Maltby, Thomas Lee, Esq., in the 40th year of his age. Same day, at Bakewell, aged 22, Miss Catherine Roe Johnson, daughter of the late Robert Johnson, Esq., of that place. On Friday week, at the Canal Wharf, Chesterfield Mr Benjamin Hardy, at the advanced ...
... 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 ...
... CASTLE SPECTRE, JACK SHEPPARD. On TUESDAY, April 28, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. HOOPER, THE HUNCHBACK, Master Walter Mr. MUDE Sir Thomas Clifford Mr. HOOPER Julia Mrs. HOOPER Helen Mrs. LAWS To conclude with the BRITISH LEGION. THURSDAY, April 29th. THE STRANGER ...
... Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomas Gravatt, killed action; Nov. 14, 1839. Ensign John Hardie Kippen to lie Lieutenant, vice Piercy, whose promotion, on the 30th December, 1839, has been cancelled ; Dec. 30,1839. Thomas James Drummond Reed, Gent, to ...
... Day of May next, whole STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY* upon that Farm, belonging to the Representatives of the late Mr. Thomas Fraser, and consisting of EWES and their LAMBS,) GIMMERS and Ditto All of the pure Leicester WEDDER HOGS, Breed. EWE HOGS ...
... umberland, curriers and leather ratters.. J. R. Ros* and T. | Tanner, jun.. Norton Foigate, Bishopsgate, tobacconist-. J. A. Hardy and J. Hardy, Birmingham, platen ar.d n .- facturerGeorge T. Loddy and H. P. Jones, Charing crow. victuallers and wine and spirit ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Thomas Morgan. Mr. W, Kettlewell said he remembered the Vicar stating last year that if the Out-Township Chapelwardens had not been elected, it was for that meeting to elect. The name of Mr. William Naylor was then put aud agreed to. Mr. Thomas Morgan ...
... 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 ...