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... Mr John All wood, druggist, of Stafford, to Miss Ann Gillott, daughter ot Mr Thomas Gillott, of Masbro', in tbe township of Kimberworth. On Thursday, at Rotherham, Mr Thomas Turton, cutler, to Miss Charlotte Robinson. On Sunday, Mr George Steel, plane ...
... ieHkyGeorg A. B.ierley .. Thomas M. Pickering Murray Benjamin, Guisbrough .. Martin, jun., Harrogate Swell John, Bradfield .. Thomas, West Rounton Musgrave Thomas, Foggathorpe homas, Barn.ley Stevenson John Thomas Stansfield .. Thomas R. ...
... late Samuel Holberry (in 3 Nos.)-Irish Spy System in 1798. PART 13, CoNTAINs-Condition of the Labouring Classes.-Memoir of Thomas Hardy (in i Nos.)- Origin of Tithes in England.-William Tell.-Na- tional Education.-Organization ; Mr. O'Connor's Pl'an. PART ...
... late Samuel Holberry (in 3 Nos.)-Irish Spy System in 1798. PART 13, CoNTAINS-Condition of the Labouring Classes.-Memoir of Thomas Hardy (in 5 Nos.)- Origin of Tithes in England.-William Tell.-Na- tional Education.-Organization ; Mr. O'Connor's Plan. PART ...
... Blackley, Lancashire, dyers. Holme and Hodson, Liverpool, woollen drapers. Hunt and Son, Strand, tobacconists. J. Jones and C. Hardy, Henry st., Hampstead road, upholsterers. C. Labron and Co., York, tobacco manufacturers. A. Lane and J. Edmonds, Chipping ...
... WVeymouth Mews, Portland-place, S Ld livery stable ?? n- JosephBay,Albany-road Camberwell linen draper's assistant. W it Thomas Evans, Crown-street, Sohs, oilman. Ga ed Sarah Blls, Noctlumborland-terrace, Bagnigge - wells - road, RA 16 Henry Coles, Hiigh-row ...
... Sinnington Hardisty, John — Fellisclifie Dowker, Henry — Newton Hardy, Amos — North Bierley Dowker, Thomas — Huntington Hardy, Charles — North Bierley Drake, Rev. Wm. — Frodingham Hargrave, Thomas — North Cave Drake, George— Sheffield Hargreave, George — Pudsey ...
... Napoleon-le-Grand, aged (Mr Oliver) 1 Col. Thompsons ro. c. Hardy, by Sheet Anchor, out of Prosody, 4 vrs (Owner) 2 Mr Salvin' s b. m. Modesty, by Y. Physician, aged (Owner) 3 6to 4 on Hardy, and 2to 1 agst Ling-Cropper. The favour- ite went off with ...
... George, Melton Cross Thomas jun., Aledonby Cross: lad Juhu, Harewood Croolood Benjamlo, 'Milford Crossley Joshua, Drighitugton Thomas, Le. da Crowe, Edmund, Aldbro';gh George, Aribrangh Crowther George, Fishy Thomas. Leeds Cryer Thomas, Riceall Cudwortb ...
... Grand, aged—Capt. Oliver Col. G. H. ro. c. Hardy, by Sheet Anchor, oot Prosody, yrs old—Owner 2 Mr Salvia's b. m. Modesty, by Young Physician, aged —Owner 3 6to on Hardy, and 2to 1 agst Ling Cropper. Hardy went oil' with the lead at a very slow pace ...
... devise some plan to remedy the existing nuisance now complained of. Matthew Thompson Hermann Schlesing-.r Charles Hardy Joseph Holmes Thomas Paley Miles Illingworth J. G. Horsfall R. Margerison J. Atkinson, Constable John Mann, Jun. S. Anderton, Constable ...
... GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, OCT. 5.] DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Cook, of St. Albau's, Hertfordshire, black- smith, Oct. 5 ?? John dimming, of Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, out of business, Oct. 4. .. .Thomas Stigger, of Kingsdown, Kent, blacksmith, Sept. 29. BANKRUPTS ...