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... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...
... gale of wind, which lasted long that all bands were dead beat, it became neceaaary to shorten sail, and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails. Worn out by previous exertions, not man was found who would obey; ...
... to Miss Elizabeth Parkin. On Tuesday last, at Rotherham, Mr Thomas Beighton, moulder, to Miss Ann Hague.— Mr Mark Naylor, smith, to Miss Eliza Glada'l. On Wednesday last, at Rotherham, Mr Thomas Drury, Cabinet maker, to Mrs Ann Killer. On Sunday last, at ...
... John, Dalton Hardy Chas, North Bierley Tennant John, Carlton Hanison William, jun, South Tindall Thomas, Keyiiißham ffolme Topliam Robert, Mowtborpe HolgsonJohn.Norton Conyers Hopper John, Wykebam Wells John, Norton Conyers Horntea Thomas, Snainton ilkmson ...
... Hannah Lightowler, both of Leeds Ou Monday, Mr. William Cook, whitesmith, to Miss Jane Backhouse, both of Leeds. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Rider, smith, to Miss Sarah Morris, both of Bramley. On Tuesday, Mr. George Varley, coachman, Warms - worth, to Mrs. Ann Smith ...
... in BRIDLINGTON aforesaid, on the East Side of a certain Lane called Pinfold Lane, adjoining on Property belonging to Mr. Thomas Crompton on the East, on Property belonging to Sir Francis Wood on the North, and on Property belonging to Mr. B. T. Harland ...
... R.—Bridlington John—Carlton Hardy, Charles—North Tindall, Thomas—Keyingham Harrison, W. Jun—South Holme Topham, Robert—Mowthorpe Hodgson, John—Norton Conyers Hopper, John—Wykeham , Wells, John—Norton Conyers Hornsea, Thomas —Snainton Wilkinson, Richd.—Leeds ...
... of the Liverpoolf M3ercury. ?? day, aged 23, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. Win. Hardy, 5a Mason-street, Edge'lHill, Liverpool, and granddaughter of the .late John Hardy, Eag., of Poisistone. n Same day, aged 73, Nancy, relict of Mr. John Rushton, mnany ...
... in BRIDLINGTON aforesaid, on the East Side of a certain Lane called Pinfold Lane, adjoining on Property belonging to Mr. Thomas Crompton on the East, on Property belonging to Sir Francis Wood on the North, and on Property belonging to Mr. B. T. Harland ...
... and and is expected to got off in few more tides without much damage. FI.AMaOBOUOM.—Low OP TUB SwBDISH SOMUONBB Fbidsn.—Capt Thomas Newham, of the brig Botton. of Newcastle, made the following slalemeut —Nov. 5 h, ISH. at 6-30 a w., rough Head, bearing W ...
... certain Close Land, to the occupation of Thomas Wigney, belonging or reputed to belong to Sir John William Baronet, or bis Trustees, Situate on the North side of and near to the George Hotel, occupied by tbe said Thomas Wigney, in the Town of Huddersfield ...
... at or near certain Coal pit at Wibsey Low Moor, called the Open Work Pit, in the occupation of Messieurs Hird, Dawson, and Hardy, situate at or near to a place called Raw Nook, in the township of North Bierley, in the Parish of Bradford, in the said W ...