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... Thomas H. York ■ ■ Thomas K* Sheffield ■— William Beadlam ——— William Sessay Barkworth, Thomas Barnby, Thomas Helperlhorp® Barnes, John Sian wick Boron. Andrew South Case George Drewton . - Ralph Skipeea Barr, Francis Naaton William Nunthorpe Barraclough ...
... OGLE. Ledo WILLIAM FIRTH. JOHNBOTTERIy.. brds. WILLIAM WATSON. J.., Lee. JOSEPH OILL. Leeds THOMAS SKELTON, Leeds Lee. JOHN ►ARRAR. ►udm! JOSEPH SV!AII Gamma THOMAS LRNLEY, Dios OPORGE ELLIS, Tingley Howe SAMUEL HOLLAND, Mad JOSEPH GATES, EDWIN FIRTH, ALEXANDER ...
... week, at Bridlington, Mr Maurice White smith, wine merchant, Sheffield, to Harriet Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Morgan, of Kiri ston-upon-Thames. On Smday, Mr James F.unsworth, slater, to Mis.; Martha Stead. — Mr Tims. Thornton, blacksmith ...
... Joshua Pollard, J. G. Horsfall, and Charles Hardy, Esqrs. There were three applications for licenses in Bradford, viz., Joseph Stead, for house in Thornton road, Abraham Hanson, for a house in Leeds road, and Thomas Johnson, for a house in Leeds road. They ...
... Brook, Esa.; Stand of 12, lsr Mr. Dyson, 2nd Joseph Brook, Esq.; Stand of lst Joseph Brook Esq., 2ud Jonathan Jackson 3rd Thomas Richardson. Single Blooms.—Dark, lst Mr. Copley. 2nd and 3rd J. Brook, E«q • Yellow lst Mr. Langley, 2nd Mr. Coward, 3rd Hartley ...
... Bridlingtono. Sept. r,, at Linacolrt, Mr. Thomas Robinson, of tire Vie- 0 he toria, Hotel, Sincil-bridge, to Elizabeth, sister of Mr. ' ?? Cooeor, Leopard Tavern, Castle Hill. ~. Sept. 5, at Newport, Mir. Thomas Robinson, landlord ICd- of the Victoria Hotei ...
... daughter of Mr. Thomas Perry, pork butcher, Goodramgate, in this city. Same day, at Brompton, near Northallerton, aged 50, Mr. William Carter, waggoner. Same day, at Bridlington, Miss Hannah U rdy, aged 46 years, youngest sister to Mr. John Hardy, butcher, ...
... Birch, to Hobt. Uaikes, Esq., Welton ; Thomas Bunch, g. to Mrs. John Sykes. Kirkclla; James Call, g. to C. Whitaker, Esq., Melton Hill; James Carter, g. to John Todd, Esq.; John Coltharl, to Mrs. Wilson, Melton; Thomas Day, to H. Raikcs, Esq., Eastdaie; J ...
... Dublin. ?? On Saturday last, Wm. Hardy, of Harum, dug up, in his garden, three roots of potatoes, producing in number sixteen, weighing 31 pounds, averaging above 21bs. each. At the time of planting, which was in May, Mr. Hardy cut all the eyes out of the ...
... Skircoat, the property of Joseph I Ratcliffe. Henry Schofield (21), and Thom. Hardy (22), stealing a gelding at Clayton-it-the-Clay, the property of Joceple Matthew man. Thomas Flynn Brown (hi), reeling ham at Dewsbary, the property of Jame. France. George ...
... PI ?? plate of red Currants; test do. white ''-i baking Apples. ' 15 Thomas Milncr, gardener to Wm Collii s r plate of 12 Greengages j best »i hi a. Is of y, ?? f . 1 ~-™* Thomas Mimer and James Jenuirj ?? s. ''■ ?? ?• Mr. Roberts, gardener to Hiss ...
... it is believed that there is now but little danger. Thomas Crichlow is recovering favourably. By a paragraph from the Manchester Guardian of Wednesday, it will be seen that John Crichlow and Thomas Nokes Stocks, suspected of being concerned in this nefarious ...