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... Waste jo~eiah Soraiey ?? ?? ?? ljve.1ool0 B-~rarv ?? Wilaijn Jones ?? ?? Thomas Smitha, Eeq ?? ?? ?? Henry Jones 1. . . . C. G, Glwilliame ?? ?? ?? Samuel ?? ?? ?? Leeds Thomas Fraser ?? ?? ?? 1 William Brooke ?? ?? ?? ?? Joshua Hobson ?? ?? ?? William ...
... Esq., M.P., Deputy Chairman. Charles Barron, Esq. Thomas Hardy, Esq. Wm. Barron, Esq. John Hinxman, Esq. John Burnell, Esq. Sir Samuel J. B. Pechell, John Capel, Esq. Bart. James Capel, Esq. Thomas Pritcbard, Esq. John R. Durrant, Esq. Wm. Recce, Esq ...
... the case, and the prisoner was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. THOMAS DIXON pleaded Guilty of stealing, at Snaith, on the 21st of October, eight fowls, the property of Thomas Sumner. Mr. Monteith for the prosecu- ?? The prisoner broke into the place ...
... to Mrs. Elizabeth ' Sanderson, both of this town. Se1ame day, Mr. Thomas Skinner, fruitorer, to Miss JaLne Bur- id- niston, both oi this town. ld On Sunda~y, at Elland church, Mr. Thomas Brearley, water- s, man, to Susanisal, doughter of Mr. Edward Smith ...
... o ter'eabtsOt5 of Arable and Pasture Land. sinite n a cin liece, most conveniently sub-dividedan xowin ue ctui~tof of Mr. Thomas Pemiberton. Ill iuidinesconuand a view of Wentweorthi Castle witil allmi urrilnitl rch and varie Seery. The Estate con- tais ...
... Naylor Joseph Slater George Deakin Amos Wilcock G Rodgers Thomas Wilkinson and Son Henry Crookes and Co. Samuel Gurney Henry Horncastle Thomas Pearson Parkin Brothers Thomas Wiley George Douthwaite Thomas Whitaker Jonathan Roebuck John Webster, jun. James Yates ...
... s Sellers, John Wales Smith, White, Jonathan Shackleton, Craven, and Whitehead; Christopher Heaps, Esq., John Carr, Esq., Thomas Flint, Esq., John Smith, Esq- Charles Nayior, Esq., William Dixon, Esq., the Rev. Charles Wicksteed, Dr. Smiles, and Means ...
... on the offence of sa. and be. expenees. Charles l)ason was nest charged by Feather with furious driving on Saturday last. Hardy proved the case; he saute that the horses were galloping as hard as they could on the narrow part of Southgate. Mr. E. M. Waveli ...
... Richard Cliff, of Selby, shipowner. On Tuesday last, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. John Lord, butcher, to Miss Mary Ann Hardy, both of Bromley. Same day, at Salem chapel. Barnsley, Mr. Joseph How. croft, confectioner, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Richard ...
... of Leeds. On Tuesday, Mr. John Lord, butcher, to Miss Mary « Hardy, both of Bramley. \ On Tuesday, Mr. William Turner, hostler, to Miss Mary Foster, both of Leeds. On Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Pearson, labourer, to « Mrs. Ann Fish, both of Leeds. J On Monday ...
... British and Irill I'iublic, 1' toN ?? ItoHgigneernd tonthe This&fly, Two Volme Otvwith Portraits from the Oriina Pctueby Sir Thomas Lawrence, 2ls. TIFE and CORRESPONDENCE of the late L SJ R ASTLEY PASTON COOPER, D~art. From Do cn- T ments bequeathed by him ...
... wbde struggling to gain the shore. The continual storms which we have had since the 4th have paralysed the efforts of our hardy fishermen. Twenty-seven train, of nets, averaginK seven each— in all about 190 net., besides anchors, ropes, Ac, have heen ...