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... applicability of his invention. He quoted the favourable opinions expressed by his late Majesty, by Sir Richard Keats, Sir Thomas Hardy, Lieutenant Webster, Lord Hardwicke, Sir Henry Uardnge, Sir Georce Murray, and other naval aud military authorities, respecting ...
... HALIFAX Charles W ilmot Hardy, Esq., M. A., of Trinity College Cambridge, has been elected to the Second Mastership of the Free Grammar School, of Queen Elizabeth, at Heath near Halifax. ' -* 1 On Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Helliwell, of Halifax pawnbroker ...
... Manchester, (Oldham-street, ice..) Thomas Stead, Charles Westlake, George Maunder; Walter Hussey, Supernumerary; Second Manchester. (Irwell street, Sec.) Robert Newton. D.D., W. B. Stepbenb«d, John Nightingale. Thomas Hudson; Thomas Slugg, Supernumerary; Third ...
... near Bradford, county of ?? . . \ 7 -* ?? J** 1?** ...
... On the Sth inst, at Rothwell Church, tbeßev. R. Chadwick, Mr. John Mawson, millwright, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Nelson, whitesmith, all of this town. Tuesday last, at St. Mary's Church, Scarbro', Mr. Bowlden, of Howden, late assistant ...
... Bradwed, Thong Catterick, Thomas Hill, 2ad; Hotherham, Kaiph R. Keeling Hugh Jones, Samuel Hooley; John Joues, ist, Supernume- rary; Doncaster, Thomas Powell, Martin Jubb, Heury Richardson; Barnsley, Joseph Entwistle, Thomas Capp; John Bulam, Christupher ...
... Same day. Mary Louisa, infant daughter of Mir. Thomas _ Knowles, machine maker, Gomorsal. Same day, Thomas Crosland, infant son of Mr. Thomas . Styring, wine merchant, Hnuddersfield Same day, aged 68, Mr. Thomas Bagaliaw, halter and Inn. keeper, Huddersfield ...
... Theological tutor of Masbro' College, Mr Stephen White, of Rotherham, flax dres3er, 10 Miss Elizabeth Spencer, of the same ?? Mr Thomas Lamb, of Mashro', stove grate filter, to Miss Jane Garfoith, of Rotherharo. On the Ist inst.. at Tnwnheail street Clispel ...
... Otley, and widow of the late Mr. J. D. Cunliffe. Same day, at the Unitarian chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. John Cameron, Mr. Thomas Nichols, jun., printer and bookseller, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. Edward Gregory, of Goring House Farm. Tliis being ...
... FRIDAY, Aug. 23. BANKRUPTS. Adll ?? Cominior, in Mfddexarchedcltthe Conminiouena Court. Burwrha/l Streel. Leodon. . BARRS Thomas and Robert BARRS, both of the city of Wor- acester, tobacco manufacturers. and copartners, to sur. Sept. 5, and 28. at 11 ...
... INTELLIGENCE. FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Aug. 2, 1844. DECLARATIONS of INSOLVENCY cndh the NEW ACT. Thomas Crook. Heatnn Norris. Lancashire, provision dealer. Thomas Glover, Hinckley, Leicestershire, victualler. William Pcrsell, Shrewsbury, carpenter. Charles ...
... of School croft, James Cockayne, of Pea- croft, and Thomas Bucklow, of Scotland street, four youths, charged with gambling in Peacroft, on Sunday afternoon, were discharged with a reprimand. Thomas Jowitt, of Uaisey bank, was fined 3s. 4d. for the same ...