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... Instant, the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. J H Bromby Mr. diaries Kirkpatrick, to Jessy, tbe eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, paper-mauu&e. lurer, of this town. On Tuesday, the instant, at Driffield, Mr Edwin Crewer. druggist, lo sarali, eldest ...
... RICHARD WINKER, cnllivry nutara. war* day convicted of wounding John Maaaey, wara aevcrally irffiiiap'-rted for fifteen year*. THOMAS KOGAN. JOHN OBRIEN, DANIEL DONOVAN, W. QUIN, and DANIEL POWER, convicted of laNnvl uighter Bradford, were brought for judgment ...
... Thursday the 2nd instant, aged eight years. Ellen, theomj daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Rainford, of this Friday, the 3rd instant, Bridlington, aged 16. mvjdaughter Mr. John Hardy, bricklayer. . On Wednesday,the Istinstant,at Pocklington,muchrespeew. aged ...
... publican, both of this town. On Thursday, the 22nd inst-. Cottlngham, by the Rev. C. Overton, Henry Thomas Smith. Esq., a lieutenant the Rojal Navy, to Miss Hardy, of Thorngutnbald. Ou Tuesday the inst , at St Mary's. Beverley, by the Rev..W, Procter, Mr. Francis ...
... Wildam Broom# and William Hardy, drapers, Oxford RrmL Noe 6, Doe ft, at the same place —Shaw, Friday .street. William Broome, linen draper, Oxford street. Nor 6, Bees, the same place —Soles, Aldermanhnry. Walter We-trap and Thomas Martin Cook •edge, millet* ...
... Whitaker, eraevr tlial . the Sod instant, age.l right year*. Ellen, the only the late Thomas Kaiiifurd. of this the Srd inatant at BrhUington, aged 16. »wy. Mr. Jidin Hardy, . Ist instant, at l*ot kJuigtun, much respectea, •*. Susannah Ireland. . irsday, ...
... , tbrs place. On Monday, the 25th instant. Robert John, the infant sea of Mr. Thomas Hall, Sykes street- On Sunday, the 24th instant, after few days Illness, 50, Mr. Thomas Foster, hair-dresser. Cross-street, much respected. On Monday, the 25th iustant ...
... Rev. Thomas, M A , to the curacy of Bishop’* Cannings, Wilt*. Smith, Rev. Gerard, to the vicarage Cantley, York•bire. Spring, Rev. George Thomas, M.A., to the rectory of Harding, vacant the death of the Rev. T. Talbot. Patron, Mr. Henry Thomas Hope- ...
... Ponsouby.C.K.A.C Bellen-, K. M. Gibson, T, M. Powell, Colonel Berkeley, C. Glll.Thoa. Power, Janies Berkelev, Captain Gisborne, Thomas l*rolheroe, Edward Berkeley, H. F. Gore, Robert Polsford, Robert Bernal, Captain Grey, Sir G. Rsinsbotiom, J. Bernal, Ralph ...
... LEN HILL(iO) alaadad gnllly » at Hndli..floa. on llta ISih J «anwkk aklity-ana ayon-rilk haikkareMrA. kia praparly. W VoSTS THOMAS RIUJAM JOHN WILLIAM l«) «««««. « H—U, ...
... 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 ...
... M. Jalland, Esq., Holderness House ; W. E. Jalland, Esq., Holderness House ; Thomas Whittaker, Esq., Melton Hill; Charles Whittaker, Esq., Melton Hill ; Mrs. Alderson, Thomas Bark worth. Esq., William Barkwortb, Esq., Trashy George Barkworth, Esq., Wyton ...