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... Earl Fiiz.villiam. Thomas Hartley, Esq.. of Aktd's-road, Halifax, Sarah Jane, only daughter of the late James Akroyd, Esq.. Old-lane, in that town. On the inst., at the parish church, Roystone, by the Hey. W. H. Teale, Vicar, Mr. Thomas Howard, Master the ...
... church, Knaresbrough, Mr. Thomas Snow, watchmaker, of that place, to Miss Osborne, of Killing- hall. DEATHS. This morning, aged 81, Sarah, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Liversedge, itinerant Baptist minister, and mother of Mr. Thomas Liversedge, boot and shoe ...
... only survivingI in daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Gout hwakte, butcher, of this i Dstown. T; Same day, at Nottingham, aged 26. Louisa, wife of Mr. John a-Wigglesworth, iron merchant, daughter of the late Thomas IsWhetniall, Esq., of Low Moor, in this county ...
... fronting to NORTH Humor. in the Town of Halifax aforesaid, and now in the several Tenures or Occupation• of Mr. Thomas Haworth and John Hardy. or 1t,.,. respective Undertenantr. And also all that SHOP adjoining above Premiser, and now occupied as a Chigger's ...
... (Mardi House. near Bradford, the lad 3 of CL.uiro Hardy, ,of a datorktar. MARRIAGES. Yestenlay, at our pariah church, by the Rev. William Smith. ILA., Me. James emir maker to Miss luster, daughter of Mr. Thomas Fatter, gentleman, all of Ileptonstall. On Tuesday ...
... of the late Thomas Kirkby, Esq., formerly of Snielthouse Mills. On Monday, the 9th iust., at the parish chinch of Guisbro', by the Rev. Gerard Hayton, Rector of Wilton, Mr. John Harpley, blacksmith, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Bradley, both ...
... family 'ettats, lius had his lbrms re- valued, a~d reduced his rents to theextent of ssevesr thousand pounds per annu ?? JOIIN HARDY, ESQ., MJ'.-We regret to bear that this veneorable gentlem~an has been esifering~ from seiara illnes duriing the week, having ...
... destroy a certain steam-engine, the explosion of a quantity of gunpowder, the property of John Wilson, Thomas Dunn, William Jeffcock, and John Wilson, Thomas Dunn, William Jeffcock, and George Hounsfield. Mr. Wilkins, Mr. Smith and Mr. Overend were for the ...
... of the said Benjamin Gott. Mr. BIM., Mr. Overend, and Mr. Hardy, were counter' for the pronoution; and Mr. Wilkins defended the prisoner. It will he remembered that five Irishmen, called Thomas Rogan, John O'Brien, Daniel Doctorate, William Quin, and Daniel ...
... the late Mrs. Chambers* Royal Oak Inn, Halifax. Same day, at the parish church, Otley, by the Rev. J. Hart vicar, Mr. John Hardy, pattern card maker, Bradford, to Sarah' youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Hartley, gardener and seecls- man, Otley. Yesterday ...
... Llandaff. J'riests. —Thomas Crook Gibbs, 8.A., Trim, Oxford; Robert Gregory, 8.A., Corpus Christi, Oxford ; Walter Sunderland Lewis, 8.A., Trinity, Cambridge; Thomas Mills, 8.A., Trinity, Cambridge; James Niven, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin; Thomas James Robinson ...
... Sheffield, violently assault- | ed Thomas Ktiapton, and stolen from his person ls. and a penknife. Mr. Overend and Mr. MoNTEITH were | for the prosecution ; Mr. Bliss defended the prisoner. \ The prosecutor, Thomas Knap ton, is a scissor manufac- i turer ...