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... Scarborough, Fish : Alpha, Hardy ; Limestone, Hitrcr .' ■' ' Simmons. From Boston Leeds, Taylor: Miriam. '■- ' Naomi, Waters ; Wane, Rodwell. From Wells— May- w * From Maidstone— Maria. Watson. From Spalding — ' ?? Bee, Belcham; Thomas and Ann. Cartir. Fr ...
... aged jears Storr, daughter of Mr. Robert Best, farmer, of that place' Same day, at Borrowby, aged 14, Mary, daughter John Hardy, Same day, at Boynton, near Bridlington, aged 29, Dinah wife of Mr. George Dobson, and daughter of Mr. Bessingby, gardener ...
... apprehended, slated that she hat( received it of a man whom sbe did not know. She was fully committed. Disorderlies— Thomas Dinney and Thomas Rawson having been dismissed on a charge of creating a disturbance at half-past four on Tuesday morning, charged ...
... sentence, said, Thank yon, I wish you may stop there all the time. THOMAS WILSON, (18) was charged with having on the 12th Jane last, at Hessle, feloniously stolen six shirts, property of Thomas Bentley Locke, Esq. Mr. stated the case for the prosecution. On ...
... ahSSf Th~^ UiU'- on heating his sentence, said I thank In?, i' V-epnsoner, stop there all tbe time. * Jrou * l mua »ou may THOMAS WILSON (I 8» w».-k. * .. on the 12th of June last, at H'essh! m*** V th haTin k>* shiru, toe l-^^rrfTi^^S?!^ « Mr. Baik ...
... Patrick Crilly, Ordnance surveyor, to Miss Martha Homer, all of tins city. Same day, at Stokesley, by the Rev. Mr. Cator. Thomas Loy, Esq.. 8.A., to Elizabeth, daughter of the '.ate G.o. Jackson, E ...
... Greenwood, of Skipton, spirit merchant, Foreman. Mr. Thomas Eglin, of lirollghton-witll-Elslack, farmer. Mr. John ?? of Settle, innkeeper. Mr. William liars-reaves, of Ilraualiton, farmer. Air. Thomas llardacre, if Settle, draper. Sir. -I.»li:i Hartley ...
... fuschi.iS, veib?ras, cinncrasias, &\, all in the most beautiftul bloom. On one of the tables the end the room was arranged the hardy herbaceous and rare British plants, a good show and on the other, a very beautiful and tasteful design in flowers, for which ...
... of Shitlington, gave notice that on the 91h of July he would propose- That the Wakfield Union be dissoled. INQUEST BEFORE THOMAS LEE, Esq.-MURDER AND MUTILATION OF A CHILD -Last week, an in- quest was held at the Traveller's Ion, Hardwick, near Pontefract ...
... evinced by ass unanimous expression of grateful feelligs, h Dr. Walker moved the following resolution, which was seconded by J Thomas Ifardy, Esq., and unanimously adopted by the meeting :- d That the Governors of the Huddersfield and Upper Agbrigg In- n ...
... bad gone out, aid on returning, found the house bad been broken opeoi and the articles mentioiied in the indictment stolen. Thomas Newman and George Imw pleaded guilty to the same offence Klizabeth Swinden, little girl, proved seeing the prisoner Kirkby ...
... our citizens-x y, whose names we have given in our previous .t In additien to these were present last night. e venerable Thomas O Cennor.Mr. Cary, late envoy abroad of the American Government, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Barber, Dr. Hanlaton, &c. FIFTH NIGHT-FRIDAY ...