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... important and interesting fetes ever given in that roumry. Lord John Hay and the officers of the arspite were invited the dinner; at which also were present Mr. J. H. Palmer'and Mr. Thomas Colley Grattan. There was little sub{stance in the after-dinner speeches; ...
... Miscellanies, vols, small Bvo., 125., published at 21s. Term mt's Belgium, 2 vols, small Bvo., 125., published at 21s. The Man at Arms, by James, small Bvo., 10s. 6J., published at 21s. Wood Leighton, by Howitt, 3 vols., small Bvo., 165., published at 31s. 6d ...
... KBTixo. match at this nohle game was played Monday I Jit on the Burley ground, in front of the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road. between eleven of the Burley (Cardigan), and eleven of the Armley (Rising Son,) men ; which, after a well-contested game, was won ...
... Robert Mason, Liverpool. merchant. CUATM John, of Mi. John-creel, in the county of Middlesex, draper, d. c. to sur. Oct. 2>i, and Nov. 29. 12.—Sola Hell aud Co., Hair Church yard. —Pel. cr*. Thomas Lowrey. John Rogers, and Charles Rogers, of Watling street ...
... church. Blrstal. Mr. m. Biker, machine maker. Htghtown. Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. John Marshall, cloth manufacturer, Same day. tho Registar’s office. Halifax. Mr. John Priestley. to Miss Hannah Westwood, both of that place. day, the parish church, Hu ...
... Bradford. , Same day. Mr. John Teal, farmer, Miss Hannah Jackson, j both this town. j Same day. Mr. John Harrison, butcher, to Miss Elizabeth Kitchingman. both of this town. uu Monday, Keighley, the Rev. W. Busfelld. rector, Mr. John Ellison, the Crown Inn ...
... river t>» * as moving down the river between the pier aod »h the' D ...
... Messrs. John lUirstow, corn dealer, ...
... splendid device formed, chiefly of dahlias the production of Mr. Dempsey, engraver, Low Ou3egate. It represented the Royal Arms, over which were the loyal aud appropriate words —Long live the Queen and Prince Albert, large, and beautifully executed ...
... 13th instant, aged 17. Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr John Wilcock, of the Stanhope Arms Inn. Cawtbume, near Burndey. On the 15th instant, after a most painful illness, in the 7lh year his age, John William Clough, Esn., late of Oxton House, and Newbold ...