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... Esq., M.P., for Kilkenny * Mr Williams, M.P., for Coventry ; J. A. Roebuck, Esq., of Manchester, late M.P- for Bath ; Thomas Hardy, Esq.. Birksgate; Henry Cooper Marshall, Esq; J. B- Ross, Esq. ; T. P. G. Thompson, Esq.; Dr Epp», of London -, Lieut O ...
... or rather In whose persons it stood In good steed to the liberties of England. He would propose to tbem th* memories of Thomas Hardy, John Horn* Tooke, Messrs. Joiee, Thelwall, and Baxter. Tbe toast was drunk In solemn silence. Mr. Parr y proposed the ...
... MESSUAGE or (LODGE, divided into Three Tenements, with neat Gardens in Irent, iv tfae several occupations of John Wood, Thomas Ramshaw, and Thomas ?? logtther with a small Paddock adjoining, containing altogether 2r. lr. T he Mansion, which commands most beautiful ...
... meeting of the Directors of tbe Maiion Savings' Bank waa held in the Savings' Bank Room, Yorkersgate, on Thursday, the 9th inst. Thomas Walker, Esq., solicitor, was called to tbe chair, and the following directors were present ;— Robert Bower, Esq., the treasurer ...
... Pleld and Henry Rew«.n, Leicester. ..Alfred Gerard Rablnson and Henry Webster Blackburn, Bradford, wools ta piers Thomas Crook and Thoma. William Spooner, Gravesend. linen and woollen draper. .. Dorothea Robinson, Cheadle, Stafford* hi re, John Robinson ...
... waterproof fabrics, mm Saunders Pyrke and Thomas King Pytke, Hatton tailors. Samuel Hodge and William Hale, Lunehuu>e Foundry, Middlesex. Jobn Mason and Thomas Sliepaerd, Kendal. Westmoreland, upholsterers. Thomas Bradsfla* snd John Yates, jun.. Liverpool ...
... P.. Thomas Ingleby, Esq, John Hague, Esq , Wm Brook, Esq., H. B. Benyon, Esq , WiUiam Briggs. Esq , L. W. Hiid, Esq., W. N. Nicholson, Esq.. J. W. Rhodes, Esq.. G. S. Lister, Esq., Joseph Dent, Esq., T- H. Ingham. Esq., H. Stansfeld. Esq., Thomas Birkbeck ...
... of the late Mr. John Rose, joiner, of Thirsk, to Ann, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Earnshall, Hackenthorp, Derbyshire. Same day, at St. Alphage church, Greenwich, J. R. Hardy, Esq., of Abberwick. near Alnwick. Northumberland, tn Jane, daughter of Mr. ...
... Otley. Same day. at St. Mary'a, Whitby, by the Re*. J. Andrew. Mr. Thomas Tyson, canwright, Burniston, to Miss A. Courtney, of tbe same place. On the 9th inst., at Sadberge, Mr. Thomas WiUis. shoe- maker, to Miss Ann Parmer ley. On Thursday, the Bth mat ...
... farmer. Same day, by the Hey. J, Dixon, Mr. Henry Chapman, steward to Sir Win. K..ulis, B,rt_, to Ann, tf.ird daughter HI Mr. Thomas Bl lekburn, hunter, Inajrb* Greenh l, * r , OiiTnesiiay last, . t Pritriel.l, Mr. Francis Ki r % of Brai.deshurtt.il. farmer ...
... Bsst brae* of Cabbage* — I. Thomas Allen ; 2. J. Stephen - Bon ; 3. W. Wilson. Best Kidney Potatoes— Thomas Allen. Best Bound Potatoes— l. Tho*. Richardson ;». J. Wilkinson! Brat Onton*-»*»l. W. Wilson ; . snd 3. Thomas Jenkinaon. Beat Bprln« Onion*— ...
... plants ; the geraniums were well grown. Also from Sion Hill, J. Cromptoa. Esq.; Newby Wiake. W. Rutson, Esq.; Maunby Ball, Thoma* Walker, Esq.; Hornby Castle, the Duke of Leeds ; Harlaey Hall. J. C. -laynard, Esq., who afl sent many good plants ; and from ...