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... Marriages. Leeds—Monday last, at the parish church, Mr. Richd. Thomas, to Emma, daughter of Mr. Matthew Watson, innkeeper, all this town. ! On the inst., at St. John's, Westminster, Thomas Frederick Hebblethwaite. Hull, third son of the late Jas. Hebblethwaite ...
... Computus. .'.\Y~ ' ,T *'' .John aud-George Hardy,'Wisbech, gro=''- ' y cers,, March 14, .two, and April 18,.iit twelve, at the Court BankrupT-v, Jenkins and Abbott, -~ New Inn, London. •'!' ...
... 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, ...
... Herbas'y, Henry, Esq. Holmes, George, Esq. Horman. Wm. O. Esq. Ostler, John, Esq. Pearson, Wm. Hunt, Esq. Petebell, Thomas, Esq. Thompson, Thomas, q. Whittaker, Isaac, Esq. N.B. No addition will be made to the above l st, unless any landed proprietor residing ...
... Derby, director of the Rugby Derby and Manchester John Howard esq. Royal Foundiy, Bedford Thomas Haigh esq Wakefield, late High Constable of Wakefield John Hardy jun. esq Banker, Grantham, director the Amber Gate Nottingham and Boston and Eastein Junction ...
... Holbrooke Derby, director of the Rugby Derby and Manchester Johu Howard esq. Royal Foundiy, Bedford Thomas Haigh esq Wakefield, late High Constable Wakefield John Hardy jun. Banker, Grantham, director of the Amber Gate Nottingham and Boston and Eastein Junction ...
... 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 ...
... John Fewson, Esq., Welwick, lloldcrness. Thomas John Green, Esq., Mayor of Bedford. Leonard Ford, Eiq., Owstwfck, Holderness. Richard Gray, Esq., metchant, Adam's Court, Old Broad Street Richard Bigtiell Hardy, Esq., King Edward Street, Islington. Trafford ...
... for Ten Years.—Joseph Cocker (27), $. a victorinc, silk shawl, and a knitted shawl, at Huddersfield, from the person of Jane Hardy, her property. Transpohted for Seven Years.—.Mary Grant (21), i. a silk neckerchief Huddersfield, from the shop of Daniel Dyson ...
... Cairibridgeslure, grocers. March T-i, two, and April 10, at twelve, at the Court 1 niuion. Sub.,, J«-»k-ttr« 4 ■ New Inn, London. Thomas Gorbc-11, Bedford plate, Commercial road, Stepney, bookseller, half-past two, and .April 10, at otic, at tije Court London ...
... London and Edinburgh Direct Railway. ■ ' Captain Alan Chambre, Burnley, Lancashire. J Thomas Coates, Esq., lntleton, director of the Keigh'.ey. Halifax and Railway. Thomas Collins, Esq., Liverpool. I Jo-. Donne!', Esq., Merchant, Liverpool. J ihn Dewkurst ...
... Rising of the Court.—Thomas Booth (36), stealing leather blinders, at Norton, the property of Thomas Jackson. Acquitted.—George Walker (23), stealing two strings of printed cotton handkerchiefs, at Huddersfield, from the shop of Thomas Denham and another ...