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... chant. Samuel Partridge, Peerless row, City road, licensed-victualler. Thomas Ford Harris, Great Portland street, draper. George Coates, Hart street, Bloomsbury, apothecary. Thomas Kimpton, High stret, Newington-butts, draper. John Fawcett, St. John street ...
... . Admitted and vixited their own homex Physician Surgeonx I)f. Horner. Messrs Kul’am, West, and Lee, Huuse Visitor .. Mr. Thomas Abbey. Bi-KTiX. L»»tclj, Hrcca Hull, tins county, the lady Col. Mark* hum, ol t. mARRIA^SS, tho 3rd inst., at Sculcnatos Church ...
... ilf i»Mt ten u‘cl« ck, «Hjonrn«.l niuo SATURDAY. HARDY, clrtipe.! with •*» c'mint! h ;■» M ( JiiUi K«Mn»a •■ll.rrim; A'mli**w, •>rt i. n-.-r tomul GniilJ, ami suiitiiC'«i • «l f- r umiuh*. lI.UsM THOMAS TURNER (JW), «aj w.il. ii.m K:lcii llrtkMiiluirpi ...
... manufacturer ; Mr. James Abbey of Bilton with Harrogate, farmer ; Mr. Thomas Barf of Bilton with Harrogate, grocer; Mr. Thomas Calverley of Bilton with Harrogate, yeoman ; Mr. Thomas Cartwright of Knaresborough, schoolmaster ; Mr. Win. Houseman of Clint ...
... Moulding, gar- dener, of this town, to Dinah, oldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Itetrdshaw, tailor and draper, of Beamsley. Same day, at the parish church, Skipton, by the Rev. W. C. Ussher, Mr. Thomas Mlarshall, of Lancaster, to Mrs. Winsby, of Kettlewell. c Same ...
... reported that the work at the extensive mill recently erected in Lancaster, and formerly owned by the late firm of Trelfall and Hardy, will be resumed by Mr. Cooper, of Preston. THE LATE CATASTROPHE IN GALWAV.—I regret to state, that by the report of the medical ...
... Lower Edmonton, omnibus proprietor. Frederick Rhodes. Hadlow, Kent, horse jobber. Thomas Stevens, Dunstable, Itediordshire, uichitect. John Kidd, Kttigston-upon-Hull. Thomas Carter, Sheffield, corn miller. John Holmes Shanklin, Liscard, Cheshire, landing ...
... SENTENCES ON FRIDAT. Imprisoned Nine Months.— Thomas Allatt (31), charged with hating been indicted, along with Thomas Robinson ' at Bradford sessions, June 29th, 1842, for stealing 120Ibs. of slubbings, at Horhury, the property of James Quarmbc. Improvised ...
... The first place which suffertj from the destruction of the flood was the print-works ...
... said, the law always supposed lunar months to be meant, unless calendar months were expressed. THOMAS HARTLEY pleaded Guilty of stealing from the house of Thomas Hatfield, at Drorifield, a waist coat and a pair of shoes, which he brought to Sh ffield, where ...
... Esq., MP., Deputy Chairman. diaries Barron. Esq. Tnoinas Hardy, Esq. Win. Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. Johnßumell. Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, John Capel, Esq. Bart. James C*i>e\, Esq. Thomas Prit ...
... at Lisbon. 4. Installation of the Duke of Northumberland as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. — Murder of Samuel Hardy,at Dolls, T.pperary. 5. The Customs Bill is read second time the House of terdk. The Mines and Collieries Bill passes the House ...