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... Public Breakfast, attended by abont . 400 persons, was held in the school-ooms of Queen-Street Chapel; ra t which the Rev. Thomas Scales presided, and interesting speeches t were made by the Chairman, the Rev. Mesars. Fletcher, Bell (Wes- f leyai), J. ...
... over and across a certain Foldyard belonging to Thomas Scholefield and occupied by Thomas Ward and others, and along the Eaat Side of a Close called the Tofts, belonging to and occupied by the said Thomas Scholefield, to a Point near the Northern Extremity ...
... Elitind aforesaid, anid adjining to the3 kast mentilisied Let, Ran In the several Occupations of Ricshard Adr Brook, Jonathan Hardy, and Robert Whiteley. by The Mainchester and 1,.eedA Railway paises through Elland Riv and the above Premises uifer every Advantage ...
... Armstrong, T. W r.ml.leton, Esq., Henry Hartop, Esq , J. Hrakcnri.ige, Esq Samuel Stocks, E-q., Thomas Wilson. E-q, Dr. Crowther Rev. Thos Johnstone, Thomas F.'lj.inibc,' Esq., Geo Craven' Esq.,ll. Holt, Esq.. Thus. Uutler.Esn., .Vin.hricgs. Esq Mr Morton ...
... and whose SuretieY are rot present at the Letting of Toll3 to enter Into such Security-By Order of the T'rustees, THOMAS BOWES, THOMAS BONvES, Jux.N, Darlington, 23th September, 184Q. CLEaRKS i I I i i I I I I I I I t i 7 I ,i 1 II II I I f II I I II ...
... 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. ...
... s at th jfavour of £1100.—Mr. Bean said that he had been ensuing election. The next, and succeeding num |requested by Mr. Thomas Brumfit to state that bers of the Circular, will contain forms of peti jhis tenants, who were paying only £5 a-year rent tions ...
... Lord Ho war-! de W.ihlcn, the ilritisii Mtnist r at the Court of Li-bon, to La'iy liaruv, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Har;. Tuesd.iy 1 st, at R, .therham, Mr. Joeeph Gr.it ton. only snn of Jo-epii C.ratton. Esq.. ofTh-n. nfield. near Cbe^terti ...
... Wheat 7s %i to 8s 64, White ditto 9s, Barie 4s td per bushel. New Oats 26s to 28s, O'd ditto 22 285 to 32 served upon Mr. Hardy, solicitor, York, a3 agent for Mr, per Beans 5s to 6s Gd, Rye 4s to 4s 9d per bushel. W. T. Smith, of Leeds, defendant's attorney ...
... 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 ...
... Scarborough, where he has been asojourning for a month past. at THE CHuRcH.-Church building is no go in this ot parish. Hardy, no doubt, wishes that he had his to money back again into his breeches pocket and so. at judging from facts does Wood. How ...
... 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 ...