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... the grave in which Jackson was found, though he had not dug the grave afresh. Mrs. Mary Hardy, the mother-in-law of Mr. Burrows, said, I was at the funeral of Thomas Burrows's ?? The grave would be five feet deep, and I paid four shillings for the fees ...
... gspt.2l, in Paris, the.Lady of John Hardy Jul. Esq., of a son. Sept. SB, at Eivmgton Rectory, mar York, Ike Lady of the Rev. Thomas Maude, of a daughter. Mairiagr/es. Sept. 27, at Pannal Church, by the Bar. Thomas Simpson, vicar, George Darnbrough, Es^ ...
... are to be paid immediately to Mr. Thomas Haigh, Accountant, Savings' Bank, Bradford, and to no other person, hebeing authorised to re- ceive and give proper discharges for the same. IN the MATTER of WILLIAM CONYER, THOMAS RIDSDALE, JOSEPH SENIOR, RICHARD ...
... belonging to Mr. Thomas .Midgley. on the West by other Land of the said Thomas Midgley, •nd ?? of the late Geonre Ingle, containing Three Acres, Lot 2. Nine Substantially Built COTTAGES with Outbuildings, aow in the Occupation of Thomas Dean and others ...
... ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Esq. HENRY RAEBURN, Esq. of St. Bernards. JOHN BAIRD, Esq of Cameloa. JAMES NEWTON, Esq. W.S. THOMAS RANKF.N. Esq. S.S.C. THOMAS CLAPPF.RTON'.Esq. Merchant. SAMUEL AITKEN, Esq. JOHN FORRESTER, Eaq. W.S. Jlanager H. D. DICKIE. Secretary. ...
... He thought Mr. Hardy shouted the hardest, and therefore he gave him a plumper. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Hardy then unfurled an Orange banner — he now unfurls a Blue one. (Hisses from the Whigs.) It would be discourteous to say tbat Mr. Hardy had changed his ...
... finisher, to Miss Ann Brook, both of Holbeck. Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Clayton, gent., Fulneck, to Mrs. Ann Clapham, of Leeds. Monday last, Mr. Joshua Deams, engineer, to Miss Harriet Hardy, both of Hunslet. Monday last, Mr. James Young, clothier, Armley ...
... Curate, Mr. Thomas Hsrdcaatle, miller and com factor, of Kirk Hammerton Mills, to Mrs. Pulleis, of Spofforth Haggs, second daughter of Mrs. Midgley, of Follifoot. Tuesday last, at Heptonstall, by the Yen. Archdeacon Musgrave. the Rev. Thomas Chandler Curteis ...
... of Creditors. June 14, Johm Applkton, Hounslow, Middlesex, ironfounder, at eleven, Court of Bankruptcy. Audit and Div. 14, Thomas Roberts, Leeds, corn miller, at eleven, office of Messrs Dunning and Stawman, Leeds. Special Business. — • — 14, Hbnrv Nicholl ...
... property of Joseph Wightman. Sarah Birchall (35), stealing blankets, the property of Thomas Edmondson, also a pair of trowsers, the pro- perty ot Thomas Ormond. Thomas Darwin (25), obtaining one hundred weight of nails by false pretences, with intent to ...
... Chairman. Thomas Davison Bland, Esq. Kippax Park. Jobn Plumbe Tempest, Esq. Tong Hall. Christopher Beckett, Esq. Leeds. John Blayds, Esq. Oulton. Rev. George Lewthwaite, Addle. WiUiam Rookes Crompton Stansfield Esq. Esholt Hall. Rev. Thomas Sturges Mills ...
... Constable Maxwell, Esq.. of a son. Saturday last, the Lady of Thomas Hague, Esq. of Stanley Hall, j of a daughter. Ua-rlag-es. Monday last, at the parish church (St. John's), by the Re r Francis Thomas Cookson, MA, Mr. William Prichard, Jun., of Burley, to Grace ...