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... George Alexander Hamilton, Esq., M.P.; Thomas Butler, ; Sir George Hodson, Bart.; Sir Percy Nugent Bart. ; William B. W ade, Charles William Hamilton, Robert Henry French, John G. Coddington, Thomas R. Hardy, Thomas Hutton, George Roe, Joseph Kincaid, ...
... JAN Log. Burlingllton, Nov. 3 d, 1842.JAeLn TO tole ProprsteletWofs If ipesles Fataily Pills. I Rev. S. Gentlemen.-Mr. Thomas Hardy Hopkins, of Sydling,'niphr tins. Isle Dorchester, wilies to bear public testimony of the great benefit Imerica, lie derived ...
... Jackson, Thomas Hardy, Charles Clay; Joseph Meek, supernumerary. Buxton, James Brooks. Edward Crofts, Congleton, James Miller, John T. Yeates. Nantwich, James B. Holroyd, John Camel!, Abraham Steadl ; ' Poole, supernumerary. North Ilugh Carter, Thomas Pearson ...
... been made previous to the publication of our paper. XVII.—THE MACCLESFIELD DISTRICT. 228. Macclesfield—Robert Jackson, Thomas Hardy, Charles Clav, Joseph Meek, supernumerary. N.B.—Brother Clay shall reside at Bollington. 229. Buxton—James Brookes, Edward ...
... prepared to respon-ible, as the head of the Treasury, for the genera to it. Sir George Cockburn, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir Thomas the Hardy had, about two years ago, repor against advantages of a ‘‘ retired list;” and, fortified by such authorities, he felt ...
... the stations of the ministers for the Macclesfield District. Tot M•CC L R S RRR LD DI ST R - Mace ksfiekl Robert Jackson, Thomas Hardy, Charles Clay; Joseph Meek, supernumerary : Brother Clay to reeideat Etollington.—Bezton,James Brooks, Edward Crofts. ...
... Treasury, for the general expenditure, he was not prepared to accede it. Sir Charles Cockburn, Sir Charles Adam, and Sir Thomas Hardy, had, about two years ago, reported strongly againet the supposed advantages of a *'retired list; and, fortified by such ...
... Grice, Thomas ‘Thompson, Isaac Cross Hardy, Thomas Pair Hill, Alston Thompson, Anthony Workington Haseil, Ed. Williams, Esq Dalemain Thompson, William Workington Herrington, Skelton Thompeon, Joseph . FP. Bridekirk Hervey, the Rev. Thoma: Castle ‘Thompson ...
... COMPANY, ' aove REf ablishcd 18118. or D IRECjTORS. the Sir Thomas Turtoii, Bart., Chaiarman. sues John Oliver H-anston, Eag., Deputy Chiairmatn. ipal Th a.SrCutryBye ae = 0PiUS tter Thomas Chapman, Eog., Emanuel oeloMD., mai William Loforest, Esq., Wmn ...
... On the 22nd ultimo, at St. Ann's Church, Liverpool, by the Rev. William Blundell, M.A., THOMAS BOYD, Esq., son of Captain Boyd, late of the 22nd Regiment,•to SARAH, youngest daughter of ADAM NORRIS, Esq. Ou the Bth ultimo, at the Parish Church, Ormskirk ...
... atotija, jaamagcg, aua flgatpa. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, the fifth January, at Skipton, by the Rev. J. W. Usher. Mr. Thomas Marshell, of Lancaster, to Mrs. Winsby, of Kettlewell, in Craven. On Saturday last, At Garstang Church, Mr. James Wat- kinson. to ...
... Johnson. M. A.. Mr. Thomas Webb to Cruikshank, second daughter of the fete -n, Cruikshank, both of this town. . inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. M.A., Rector, Mr. Henry Howarth, mf Mill Tnn. Pendleburv, to Jane, eldest 'Sir. Thomas Hogg, of the Seven ...