Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... will chlcrfua'y repay your rind- ness. Signed on behalf of the Committee. JAMES BEESLEY, President, JOHN MURRAY, Treasurer. THOMAS RANKIN, Secreery. Manchest3r, May, 20th, 1844. P.S.-The CommittE3 will sit every Monday evening, at eight o'clock, in the ...
... Saturday, at Roth well, Mr. Thomas Wilby, oil miller, Leeds, to Miss Hannah Horn, of Fleet Mills. On Thursday, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. Charles Wells, groom, to Miss Ann Wilkinson, both of Leeds. On Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Johnson, joiner, to Miss ...
... eonomy, ndas beinre he uresd and most wholesome GreenTeaimportedfro hna itwould Captin lddng hs apoited he nde Agets for nthies Thomas -G P.arland, Chemist. 20, North-Street; E yeet Ch~emist, - hoar-Lane; Maria- Walker, CnfereitionssbCo-s Barnsley-ThosGuest ...
... Bridge, dyer. May 8, in her 35th year, Sarah, wife of Mr. Thomas Dunwell, Burn Bridge, near Harrogate. Saturday last, at Kingsdown, Bristol, in the 26th year of his age, Thomas, son of the late Thomas Allinson, Esq., of Bradley Mills, near Huddersfield. May ...
... 79 feet square each, being the largest yet cut, to be placed as pavement round the pedestal. Execution of Two Brothers. — Thomas and John Wade, convicted of murder at the last Nenagh assizes, were executed together in front of the gaol of that town. Both ...
... Beaumont, and Gee. Lockwood, of Leeds, cloth finishers. William Peach and Edward Falconer, of Derby, iron founders. Thomas Frederick Hewitt and Thomas Ward Pullau, ol Kingston-upon- H nil, merchants. John Middleton, Christopher Greaves Middleton, and John Lord ...
... late General John . *> Plantation, near Guisborough, Yorkshire ' *¦ Yesterday week, at the parish church. Bt,»m. the Right Thomas Rutherford Dickinson, M *⢠» Saleshury, second son of Joseph Dickin^n* Headingley, Yorkshire, to Christiana BeSA * daughter ...
... 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 ...
... Trinity Ch areb, by t he Rev. J. H. Bromby, ir. Charles Kirleputriek, to Jesse, the eldest daceghter of the late Mr. T hom ns Hardy, paper nienm-- faot nure, of this town. Jne 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, Alr. J. Leggott, ldest so n of Mr. D. El. Legs ott ...
... the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby, Mr. Charles Kirkpatrick to Jesse, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas i Hardy, paper manu- facturer, of this town, June 3, at the Holy Trivity Church, Mr. J. Leggott, eldest son of Mr. . H. Leggott ...
... From TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE, June 4. PETITION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Lee, Halifax, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. TIMOTHY Stethons, Newgate-street and Holborn-bars, umbrella manufacturer, to surrender June 14, at half-past one, July 16, at eleven. Sol. Mr. Taylor ...
... place in the above GARDENS, Jane 17»h *. . . offi of auch high character and Mr. Gm. SiMMOND, Grocer. TO SOLO BY AUCTION, Mr. THOMAS | , OtJ.r H.« A..igne« of Wine Mercb.nt,, , 18 ,|,. in commcmor.iiun of Ibe BATTLE connect,on-.d. an Ullicc ol g ».. .. C ...