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... 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 ...
... . 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Transported Ten Yk.ars: — Thomas Brown (24), stealing a purse and money at Halifax, the property of John Howarth. Transported for Seven Years. — Thumas Haigh (49), stealing a basket and other articles, at Halifax, the property of Thomas Greenwood ?? Samuel ...
... MITCHELL, Merchant. Mr.THOMAS NEWSAM, Latsdsurveyor. , Mr ROBERT PERRING, Printer. i iMr. ROBFRT SCARTH, Dyer. Mr. JOSEPH SUG DEN. Gientleman. Mr, SAMUEL TARBOTTON, ttrnggist. . SMr.CiHARLES TURKINGTON,Gentlernan. f Mr. THOMAS WiEDDILL, Paper Stainer ...
... the one to the Comumons to be presewntet by Cuthbert lippon, Esq., and that to the House of Lords by Lord Brougham.' Ir. THOMAS HLi1BuRN rose to secosid this resolu. tion in his usual plain, sensible and anenly style, and after speaking to it fcr soeile ...
... ait the said MABste's Office, in Te: Southampton Fluildlogs, Cheneery-lane, London; Mc, Spirik, s,( Solicitor, Howden : Mr. Thomas R'awksley Capes, Solicitor, t Redness; Messrs. Gatty and Trlrner, Solicitors, 2. Rei Lion aireser, Londen ; Messrs. WiAlesworth ...
... 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 ...
... found about fire or six yards off the , place where it was first buried, a few inches under a the surface of the ground. Thomas Hardy, grandfather to Burrows' child, ' said, when he asked Hardcastle and Dean, the 5 reason why the corpse had been removed ...
... Bankrupts' court Sol Mr. Lloyd, Cheapside ; official assignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall Btreet. Fiat dated Jan. II Pet. Crs. Thomas James Smith and Co., Wood street, warehousemen. GEORGE DAWSON, of Holmfirth, in the county of York, grocer and draper, d c ...
... d c. rs Ur. Feb. 9, and March 2, at 11, at thi Crow;t, Lit. Fakenhaam.-ols. Cozens, Letser. 1 cit ingsctt-Pet. er. William Hardy, of Letheringsett, Norfolk. I ar, Esq. a at. MA kR1SDEN Henry, of Cellan, near Laimpeter, In the county of sk Cardigan, c tt ...
... Joshua Bower, Esq.; Samuel Smiles, Esq.; Sharman Crawford, Esq.; and Hy C. Marshall, Esq.; and on his left Joseph Hume, Thomas Hardy, Fsq. of Birksgate ; Geo. Goodman, Esq.; R. Lees, Esq. of Saddleworth; R. D. Ross, Esq. of Roostrevor; J. A. Roebuck, Esq ...