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... about three weeks ago ; and we have great pleasure in stating that the election has been decided in favour of our townsman, Thomas Dixon, 8.A., Scholar of St. John's College, who was sth Wrangler in January, 1844, and had been many years student in the ...
... s, and other articles at Bradford, from the dwelling-house of Samuel Blackburn, bis for Seven Years.—Thomas White (18), Thomas Jones (20), and Thomas Harrison (161, stealing silk handkerchiefs at Dewsbury, the property of George Holliday, and White and ...
... it is the intention of the Hon. Gentleman to vacate his seat for that borough ; and consequently the report that Gathorne Hardy, Esq., was about to canvas tho eleotors is equally unfounded; and the Leaguers' preparations to introduce free-trade candidate ...
... the Rev. W. Wilson, Mr. Henry Andrew, eldest son of Jonathan Andrew, Esq., of Hendham Hall, Harpurhey, Ann, daughter of Mr. Thomas Grecnless, Todmorden. Tuesday last, at Heixhington, by the Rev. William Eade, M.A., the Rev. John Davie Eade, Vicar of Aycliffe ...
... the Duke of Newcastle's, in high perfection, and ought to be in every collection where there is room for it, and where a hardy, good late Grape is desirable. I believe it to be the genuine large Black Cluster Grape.— John Means, F.H.S.—Gardeners' Chronicle ...
... Holborn ; official assignee, Belcoer, King's Arms yard. Fiat'dated Jan. 10—Pet Crs Christopher Trowell Gabriel, Thomas Gabriel, and Thomas Gabriel, jun., Commercial road, Lambeth, timber merchants. CHARLES FREDERICK WARMAN, of No. 9, Houndsditch, in the ...
... representatives constituting the Conference of the Licensed Victuallers throughout England, took place at tbe house of Mr. Hardy, the sign of the Maypole, Long Row, Nottingham, on Tuesday week, and was attended more nnmeiously than could possibly have ...
... DIVIDENDS. Feb. 6, M. Scary, Swrdur, Flintshire, maltster E. DAVIES, Great Crosby, Lancashire, blacksmith 14, \V. Broome, and W. Hardy, Oxford street, drapers 14, J. T. Maund, Birmingham, laceman 14, J. Ovkuington, Arundel, Sussex, plumber 14, J. Burgi-ss, Crattield ...
... Freeman, deputation from Huddersfield ; by Mr. John Baiff, Mr. Thomas Alder, and Mr. Thomas Haigh,a leputa- ' tion fiom Wak« field ;by Mr. John Nathaniel Foster; deputation from St. Neots ; Mr. Thomas Walker, deputation appointed at a public meeting Doneaster ...
... coach builder. York, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. Hardy, farmer. North Lees, near Ripon. Thursday last, at our parish church, Mr. William Cook, tailor, to Miss Elizabeth Holm, s. Tuesday last. Mr Thomas Thaekray, cloth presser, to Miss Mary Ann Hardcastle ...
... Burroughes, Mr. Tancred, Mr. Bruce, Mr. P. Stewart, Mr. Darby, Mr. Serjeant Stock, Sir John Yarde Buller, Mr. Wilson Patten, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Evans, Mr. Gibson Craig, and Mr. Robert Scott. . On tbe motion of Mr. BROTHERTON, the following return was ordered ...
... John Bateson, of Horsforth, to Ann, eldest daughterof Mr. Wm. Boilings, Farsley. Wednesday last, Bradford parish church, Mr. Thomas West, manufacturer, to Mrs. Mary Field, Bradford. Tuesday last, at Bradford parish church, Mr. John Ackroyd, woolstupler, ...