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... charged with stealing a batten from Thomas Holderness; James Wilford, charged with stealing a brown mare, the I property of Francis Ashton; George Jones and John Brown, charged with stealimg eight pounds of bacon from Thomas Shaw; W. Stephenson, for stealing ...
... Lister, cutler, to Miss Mary Ann Crookes. .Mr. Thomas Hunter, cutler, to Miss Margaret Beardshaw. . Mr. James Shaw, cutler, to Miss Mary Ann Hudson.. Mr. Joseph Grant, cutler, to Miss .Margaret Turner.. Mr. Thomas Wilson, wheelwright, to Miss Mary Unwin.. ...
... . and therefore not likely to come to hasty atid unsound con- clusions. His opntions, therefore, are entitled to respect. THOMAS BEAUMONT, Esq., surgeon, BiredforJ, preseated i himselF, aud was received with load and constinued acplause. He saei-mr. Chairman ...
... JOB.. WILLIAM BARLOW, Solicitor, Bennett's Hill, Birmingham. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, the undersigned THOMAS WRIGHTON and RADLEY THOMAS CADMAN, Hereby Give Notice, that the Partnership lately subsisting be- tween us and JOHN KNOWLES STEVENS, as ...
... Peniston was elected the president for the ensuing quarter ; Mr. N. Sharpe was re-elected treasurer, and Messrs W. Fryer and Thomas Har*reave the secretaries. A Committee was appointed to conduct the business of the Society. The books show a respectable ...
... Sno-ft— J. Curtis, PosHJffice. Wm. Dewhirst. stanningteii— Thomas Webster. T. G. Lancashire. suylcy-Bridge-V. Cunningham, Joseph Brook. Ashton. Henry Boebuck. Selby— W. R. Galpine. J. Pass. Thomas Spivey. {uU—Vf. F. Goddard, Times James Tune. Office. SetSe ...
... of St. John . .., and the Rev. Mr. Thomas. imuto:seht of Thornton. Mr. C. Walker, at the close of • short speech, requested the Rev. Mc. Bowman to Kasen detail of the dispute at present between the Vicar and Mr. Hardy, which complied with, bu: which gave ...
... BRADFORD COtf RT-HOI ISE Felony — Rl izabc.h Carney, factory sift, was charged with stealing a wool sh.et, the property of ?? Thomas Harsrreaves, of Pricking Mill, near .this town. When taken into custody she bad in her pii.sex.tiin a number of articles of ...
... Wilberforee. __ Pmol VYilk*. — James Grayston. _ Johj, Wllaoa, — H. Watson. _ Robert A*-vU_n, — Wm. Burl_nd, _ ?? rt^r], — Thomas Bntton, __ f, \y. Dibb, — June* Brad well, _ George Dais* — Francis Bulmer, The R-Cobdeb then charged the Grand Jury. AAar ...
... Pick, Bryan Bennlngholme Clough, Wm. „ Bradford Pricketr, Thomas Bridlington Conyers, Edward D. Driffield Procter, John Leeds Cooke, Sir Wm. B. Wbeatley j£ * Corbet t. Vincent Thurgobnd Ralkes, Thomas Braffbrd Hall Crooke*, Joseph Bra-field Ramsden, George ...
... 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 cj Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the ...
... TOWN-HALL. TUESDAY. -Before the Rev. W. Aloerson, Hugh Parker, Esq., and W.J. Bagshawe, Esq. John Hardy wis charged with stealing a number of mason's chisels, the property of Mr. Earnshaw, stone mason. The prosecutor was working on Saturday at a new building ...