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... Boultbee and John Heppen- stall.—Council, Messrs. G. Wilkinson, J. H. Abraham, W. Lee, T. A. Ward, R. Solly, Dr. Holland, J. Hardy, W. Jackson, H. P. Parker, W. Smith, (Portobello,) and Rev. H. Farish. The business concluded with a vote of thanks to the ...
... academy. On Tuesday, Mary, the beloved wife of Mr Thomas Owen, of Sheffield, and daughter of the late Mr Thomas Tofield, of Wath, aged 38. On Sunday last, after a long illness, aged 63, Jane, the wife of Mr Thomas Sawyer, Occupation road, and mother of Mr John ...
... Fletcher, Clarke, Tea-dea- ler ; Harrogate, E. Little, Tea-dealer; Halifax, T. Den- ton; Middlesborouuh, Thomas Garnett, Tea-dealer; Red- car, Thomas Bell, Tea-dealer; Stokesley, Jane Best, Tea- dealer; Skelton Cleveland, Wm. Dixon, Draper and Tea- dealer; ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ely Shaw and William Shaw, Dyke end, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Thomas Pemberton, Samuel Burton, and Thomas Hardy Sinkinson, Birmingham, brass founders. Joseph Curry and James Mannock, Dukinfield, Cheshire, steam-engine ...
... Council ol the Royal College ol Surgeons; Surgeon to Si. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in Kirk's College, London. I have made trial ol Mr. Frank's Solution of Copaiba, « St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the ...
... Council ol the Royal College ot Surgeons; Surgeon to Sr. Thomas's Hospital, and Protessor of Surgery in King's College, London. I have made trial ol Mr. Frank's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases ol dis- charges in 'he ...
... cowkeeper ; Henry X t«rfo«, Wicker, hairdresser; Samuel Wood, Thomas St., tableknife hafter; Thomas Haigh, or Hague, late of Far- gate, fishmonger. George Saville, jun., was out of custody. wi. and Thomas Moorhouse, of Crown alley, Park bnekmakers, it appeared ...
... 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 ...
... glary in the dwelling-house of Thomas Kirton, and stolen therein 235., a patent lever watch, a deposit receipt for £300, a second for £650, and a third for £700, and various other articles, the property of the said Thomas Kirton ; and also charged with ...
... Fletcher, Clarke, Tea-dea- ler; Harrogate, E. Little, Tea-dealer; Halifax, T. Den- ton; Middlesboroutih, Thomas Garnett, Tea-dealer ; Red- car, Thomas Bell, Tea-dealer; Stokesley, Jane Best, Tea- dealer; Skelton Cleveland, Wm. Dixon, Draper and Tea- dealer; ...
... the meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Society yesterday evening, Wm. Lucas, Esq., the President, in the Chair; Mr. Hardy was unable, in consequence of illness, to read the paper which he had promised, and the Rev. Mr. Manners made some remarks ...
... the said Manor, on Monday last, before Thomas William Rodgcrs, gent., Deputy Steward, the following officers were appointed for the ensuing year: — Leet Jim/ : Messrs. Robert Mitchell, the Mount, foreman; Thomas Wright, Higbfield ; John Sharman,do.; John ...