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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 ■ ...
... 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 ...
... street Charles Samuel Clarke, Koseoiatv lane, Middlesex, licensed victualler, January \ v two, at Basingb.il street. Edward Thomas, Aldermanbury, London, tailor, January 8, at half- past one, at Basinghall street ?? George Jemmett and Charles Scholes. Long ...
... Chancery lane ; & Mr. Baker, Great Yarmouth. Fiat dated Dec. 12— Pet. Cr. John Pyle, of Great Yarmouth, bricklayer. THOMAS COLLETT and THOMAS HALES, both of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, butchers, dealers and chapmen, Jan. 7, at 1, Feb. 2, at 11 ...
... which had been placed in the said building during the process of manufacture. the property of Han. el Wlaitc-ead and Ralph Thomas Bradbury.— JsvW* Smitl. and Wm. Binns, charged with having on the Ulh instant, at Horton, near Bradford, broken into the ...
... the oppor- tunity. rr We are glad to announce that Thomas Didsbury, Lsq., has followed the example of his late uncle, in distributing to the poor of Rotherham and Whiston, a loaf of bread on St. Thomas's day. Sheffield Infirmary .—We have the pleasure ...
... Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in King's College, London. I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the ...
... appears Chat Halton has won 17 races—- ?? 4 forfeits, lost 4 races, and paid one forfeit. THE DERBY AND OAKS. Thb Ds&sr — Mr Hardy's Candidate is io traioing by th. owner ; 10.000 to 100 was laid agst hiea a few days since. Sir R. Balkeley's Blueskin is ...
... Ashton and Huddersfeltl Canal, in consequence of the frost. On Mon- day, at tlse Black Bull, Horton, on the body of Thomuas Hardy, who was accidientally burnt to death by his clothes catching fire whilst lighiting a sh:vissg. Verdicts- Aci. dental death ...