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... house in the Minster Vard, Mariana, relict of the late William Belcombe, Esq., .M.D. Same clay, at Beverley, aged W, Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. He was one of the oldest burgesses in Beverley, having voted for Sir James Penny-man, Bart, and Evelyn Anderson ...
... Lambeth. Contusion of the back. Thomas Wheeler, aged 3o, of Mills-buildings, Knights- bridge. newspaper reporter. Contusion of ihe face. Since discharge.! at his own request. Ann V\ heeler, aged 31, wife of the above named Thomas Wheeler. Fracture of the fore ...
... Balnie, Thomas Hanesworih, Henry Smith, Juseph Gatehouse, Thomas Elliot , Benjamin Hall, and John Downs. For ihe Thames bulk, Deptford, tor fourteen years, Joseph Spooner. Fur ten years. Charles Frobisber, anil Darnel Crowiher. For seven years, Thomas Holdswoith ...
... Brookbanks, Worcester, draper. Thomas Wilson and William Wilson, Manchester, hat trimming manufacturers. Samuel Evans. Oswestry, linen and woollen draper. David Pau, Red Lion-wharf, Upper Thames street, coal merchant. George Thomas Forti Johnson, Norwich, chymist ...
... Richardson, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. This morning, the 23rd inst.. hy the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Monson, the Itev. Reginald Courtenay. son of the late Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine Courtenay, to Georgians, second daughter of Admiral Sir J. p. Beresford. Brt ...
... ihc ceremony, in tiie presence of a numerous family circle. On ThnrMl y last, at 1.0.1. ueir Hull, by the Rev. Mr Jones, Mr. Thomas King, of Cockhill, farmer, to Miss Simpson, of Pauil Holme. Same day, at St. George's church Holme, by the Rev. Joshua Lingard ...
... , of Killaby, Richard ; Jmiues, Es ...
... stolen a sheep, the property Of Joseph Parking Hague, farmer. 56.â (40)â Thomas Hartley, charged with having on the Ist of Nov., at Dewsbury, stolen a mare, the property of Thomas Worn. aid, innkeeper. 57-â (32)â Henry Rodgers, shoemaker, of Sheffield ...
... Trinity church, Hull Mr. Pearson, draper, of Hornsea, to Ann, second daughter ef the late Mr. Thomas Smith. Same day, at Screnengam church, hy the Rev. Thomas King, Mr Hi, hard Park, of Kaburn House, Thorp Green, 5 £ '1 , h nn ' ?? o* 'he late Thov ...
... Sinniugia Roungeana, Russelia Juncea, and many brilliant coloured hybiid varieties of Cactus, ic. From the Earl of Tyrconnell. Thomas Walker, Esq., and from the Marquis of Ailesbury's garden at Jervaux Abbey, were many fine specimens of plants ; from the latter ...
... Third Court-Magistrates' Boom. TUESDAY , August 3d. Before C. J. Knowles, Esq , Q.C. THOMAS TURNER (C 9), was charged with having, on the 15th of July last, at Wakefield, feloniously stolen one lamb, the property of Richard Sykes. Mr. Ingham and Mr. Pickering ...
... court. On making a suitable apology, how- ever, he was discharged. Throwing Si ones ? Two boys nam: d Rdurard Ferrand and Thomas Richmond, were charged by Turner, policeman, with having on the pievious evening thrown some stones from the battlements of ...