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... are sorry te te record a case stabbing, with imtest to do harm, which oceurred ia Doncaster oa nig last. The party sccused, Thomas Noble, is ap Irchman, in Skimmers’ Yard, and no stabbed i Stephen Winterburn, the man give evilence against Jackson and has ...
... Licensed Victuallers’ Society was held on Thursday week, the London Tavern,Bisbopsgste-strect, London. The chair was taken Mr. Thomas who is the Governor of Society, and shortly after three about persons tat down to an excellent dinner provided the proprietor ...
... stabbing, with intent to' 'd irigvouts bodily lihrm, which occurred in Doncaster on Saturday night last. The party accused, Thomas Noble, is ian Irishmatn, residing in Skinners Yard, a-ad the-party stabbed is Stephen Winterburn, the mal who lately gavo ...
... at St John's School Room, Leeds, at Ten o'Clock, wheal all tbe Candidates must attend. Tbe Board bare requested the Rev. Thomas Noons, M.A., the Rev. C. H. Nicnolls, and Mr. Ripley, conduct the Examination. Tbe requisite Certificates of the Candidates ...
... possession. Thec facto of the apprehension, and of the possession of the articles, wereq deposed to by policeman Stubbs; and Mr. Thomas Greonow, spirit d merchant, Vicar Croft, stated that, on the Tuesday previous, thed prisoner and another man entered his shop ...
... ten o'clock, the time appointed, about persons were present. After the chairman had read the notice calling the meeting, Mr. Thomas Dean, solicitor, one of the churchwardens, proposed that a rate one penny in the pound be granted. The motion was seconded ...
... MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, the 14-h ins., at the Parish Church, by I the Rev. Win. Harris, Mr Edwin Francis Hardy, of Bir- I mingham, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr John j Bembridge, of this town. j Same day. Mr Peter Dalton, merchant's clerk, to Miss ...
... appreciated by all true lovers of science and e literature. t, Mr. John Stuart Wortley, M.P., Mr. Beckett I, Denison, M.P., Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Busfeild, M.P., and a deputation from Bradford, had an interview with Sir Jas. e 'Graham at the Home Office, on ...
... this town. rseed, both red and On Thursday, the 22nd inst., at Cottin and no change jn | Henry Thomas Smith. Eca.. a efoil is dull. The | Navy, to Miss Hardy, of Thorngumbald. e on a retail scale, Ou Tuesday. the 20th inst., at St. Ma: to 418 Hempsee: ...
... Quay, to Eliazbeth Jane, eidest daughter of Thomas Masyhood, Rlhq.. *t this town. Yesterday, at Cotiinghim, by the RlvC. C; Overton, Henry Thomna Smith, BEq., a liteuteant its the Royal Navy, to MisS Hardy, of Thorngumbald. Yesterday, at Beasingby, near ...
... arenusad, Feb. James and Thomas, Morrison, from Lonpon, Feb. 15—Raymond, from Hull. 16— Entered eatwarde: Raymond, for New Zealand. Baterot, Feb. 19—Lice, Burke, from Heil. Hell. from Feb. 16—In the duads: George, Watson, of Deat, Feb. 16—Arrived and ...