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... waites,” of yore, have perambulated the streets during the night season, with instruments of music. St. Thomas’s Day.— Last Monday, the *2lst, St. Thomas’s Day, is recorded in the almanacts as the shortest day, but it was remarked hv many appearing much longer ...
... paper will he read by the Rev. John Ely, « On the capabilities of the Globe which we Inhabit. St. Thomas's Day— Last Monday, the 21st. being St. Thomas's Day, is recorded in the almanacks as tne shortest day, but it was remarked by many as appearin ■ ...
... O'Connor. Mary, the wife of John Hardy, was safely deli- vered of a fine daughter on the Otis inst., which was christened on the 25th., at the Old Parish Church, Sheffield, and duly registered Harriet O'Conno~r Hardy. Registered lately, John Feargus Williamns ...
... wife of Mr. A. Donaldson, of the ship Russia, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Collinson, of Osbourne-street, in this town. Same day, aged 5 years, John, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Wat- son, Drypool. JOn Saturday, the 5th inst., aged 82, Ann, widow of the ...
... instrument maker, to Miss Eliza Jones. • On the 9th inst., at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk street, by the Rev. T. B. Stannus, Mr. Thomas Bovver to Miss Martha Hancock, both of Sims croft. On Wednesday, Mr. Charles C. Patrick, of Gainsbro', to Miss Ann Ellison ...
... Monday last, aged &), Mr Thomas Taylor, mechanic, of this town. On Monda last, aged 87, Hannah, relict of the late Mr Thomas Richie, of the late firm of Smithson, Oates, and Richie, formerly merchants of this town. of Mr Thomas Wainwri On Monday last, ...
... daughter of the late Sir F. F. Baker, Bart., of Loventor, Devon. Same day, Ampleforth, William Hebden, Esq., to Miss Frances Hardy, both of Carr Lodge, near Ampleforth. Lately, at Lisbon, H. D. Scott, Esq., of Easby, this county, and Apthorpe, Lincolnshire ...
... Holbeck. f On Monday, at Wakefield, Mr. George Atkins, to Miss Johan- na Eccles, both of that town. Same day, at Wath. Mr. Thomas Ellison, shoemaker. to Miss -hM.Speight, both of Barnsley. i. Same day, at our pariah church, Mr. John Denison, cloth It dresser ...
... Storey. . Mr. John Wilkinson, tilter, to Miss Fanny Myers. . Mr. William Hardy, file- smith, to Miss Elizabeth Knowles. . Mr. Abraham Sellars, filesmith, to Miss Emma Day Eyre.. Mr. Thomas Eather- stone, gardener, to Miss Mary Clayton. . Mr. William Lambert ...
... REUS INTEbMOEKCER. tolewirk Vicarage. Rugdy. Dec. I, |ft{o. Sir,—My attention having been directed to letter from Mr. Charles Hardy in the of the 10th October oil., in which reference IS made to an opinion expressed l»y the patrons of Bradford Vicarage ...
... last, at tiie top of Northgate, Wakefield, Ann, the wife of Mr. Thomas Copley Heaton, clerk at the Strafford Arms Coach Office. Nov. 25, aged ten months, Thomas Hey, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Ramsden. Ramsden's Mills, Huddersfield. Sunday last, aged 58 ...
... of tils town. a On Tuesday. aged 35, Mr. James Sutcliffe, of the Lord Nelson Of fInn, Tocdmorden. F ?? day, Thomas, infant son of Mr. Thomas Windsor, of Arinley. Same day, Mary, relict of the late Mr. John Robinson, of Kip. ping, Thornton. Samneday, ...