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... 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 ...
... E.,q. in the choir, John Float* Tempest, hq.s Henry Wickham Wickham, EN.: John Francis Carr. Esq.; Thomas Clapham. Leg.: John George Smyth, Leq.; Thomas Hague. Hugh Heushall Broughton, E.q. ; John sterboom, jun. Esq., and John hlasou Ilepw G rei. Esq. ...
... requisite Fixtures and C nvenienees. Stock in 'trade to be taken Valuation. To View the Premises, anply t. Jane Cliffe, of Hardy Croft, Wakefield ; aud for Rent and other Particulars, apply to MARSDEN A lANSON, Solicitors, Wakefield. Sept., 1844. BE LET ...
... Greenhouse Phut— l, Mr Jackson, of Crop Lanes; 2, Mr May, Hope Nursery. Exotic Bouquet — I, Mr Newsham; 2, D.Ferguson, Esq. Hardy Bouquets — 1, Mr Newsham ; 2, D. Ferguson, Esq. Stocks— l, 2, and 3, Mr May. China Asters^-1, 2, and 3, Mr J. Linton, Romonby ...
... Esq. The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury : — Mr. Jas. Levick, Ecclesall Bierlow, merchant, foreman; Mr. Thomas Ashforth, Bradfield, saw grinder; Mr. Chas, Atkinson, Brightside Bierlow. merchant ; Mr. E. Eaton, Brightside Bierlow, iron ...
... B. B. Popplewell and Mr. Thomas Oxtoby. Lot 3. All those SEVEN COTTAGES and Appurtenances, situate in the Leys, in the several occupations of Henry Bur- nett, Patrick Nairy, Thomas Wood, Mrs. Gomersall, Mrs. Martin, and Thomas Mangan. For Particulars apply ...
... Spesiosa; 2, Rev. D. R. Currer, Amaryllus Perpurea ; 3, Lord Downe, do. Annual in pot—l and 2, Lord Downe; 3, Mr. Appleby. Hardy plant.—l, Mr. Edward, /or Penstermon Murrayanus; 2, Mr. Appleby, Pieta 3, Messrs. Backhouse, Lobelio Maryater. Design in flowers ...
... Popplewell and Mr. Thomas Oxtoby. Lot. 3. All those SEVEN COTTAGES and Appurtenances, Gr situate in the Leys, in the several Occupations of Henry 00 Burnett, Patrick Nairy, Thomas Wood, Mrs. Gomersall, Mrs. at ad Martin. and Thomas Mrangan. la Lt. For ...
... Joah and David Sugdeo, Springfield aud Hudders- fieid, rers, Daniel Davies and Henry vad Old Kent-road, roed contractors. Thomas Jones and John Jones, Liverpool, tallow chandiers. James Simpson Holmes, Liverpool, merchant. dean SEPTEMBER 17, , Bridgewater ...
... of ecured in very in- e weather has been s are io supplied with new ry little exception, the best and driest The Wanderer, Hardy, of and from Ne coal laden, got on shore four miles south of last, during a thick fog, but after throwin overboard, was got ...
... time to satisfy any party desirous of ascertaining its au- thenticity. I am, Sir, vonr obedient servant, ' THOMAS WYBOR-., Chemist. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London ; and by his , appointment by Bradford — Cockshott, Roger- Leeds — Allen, Baines ...
... Elgey. Chemist. &c., Market Place; Birid- 3ington, J. Rayner, Druggist ; Gainshorough, Mr. Thomas- Spouncer, Merchant. &c.; Mlalton, Sir. G. Bellerby; Otley, Mr. Thomas Fisher, Druggist, &c.; Wetherby, Mr. B3auabas 1)allby, Druggist, &c.; Whitby, SMr. J. Stevenson ...