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... 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 ...
... men of Beeston had a so2perat the house of Mr. John Brown, Old Panch Bowl Inn, Beeston. At six O'eloek thirty- six of the hardy sons of the mine sat down to supier; Mr. Joseph Longstaff, a working Miner, was ealed to the chair, who opened the proceedings ...
... correspondent says:- During the high j, Wind on Sunday morning three or four pinnacles t. were blbwn from tire tower of St. Thomas's Church, 8i Brasmpton Moor, here, and burst through the roof,: I destroying the gallery, ,and doing considerable eirr Jr' ...
... Sebastian Smith, Esq., of Connaught-place West. a Same day, at St. John's church,, Rouudhaj, by the Rev. J. I Swaby Oxley, B.., Thomas Louts Oxley, Esra, of Park-square, I Leeds, to Caroline. second daughter f the- late Christophery Bollaud, Esq, of ltrondhay ...
... to drag them out. The plants must occasionally be looked over, and when the surface of the beds are dry fasten the plants. HARDY FRUIT A- D KITCHEN GARDEx.-The late heavy rains have been favourable for newly-planted trees, by washing down the finer particles ...
... men of Beeston had a supper at the house of Mr. John Brown, Old Punch Bowl Inn, Beeston. At six o'clock thirty- six of the hardy sons of the mine sat down to supper; Mr. Joseph Longstaff, a working Miner, was called to the chair, who opened the proceedings ...
... Merchants:— WHOLESALE. Beverlet Henry Jackson. Bridlington Thomas Cape. Do Thomas Kay. Bridlington Quay Francis Allerston. Do. Geo. Richardson. Doncaster C. Bentley. Driffield Thomas Tindall. Harrogate, Thomas H. Walker. Low Ditto John Greaves. Huddersfield J ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Armagh, to Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Clapham, Esholt. Same day, at Queeu-street chapol, by thle Bev. T. Scales,I Thomas, eon of SIr. John Weathorley, of this town, to Mary Alns, youngest duleghter of Mr. Thonsas Sceison, of Ilolbeels. Seine das ...
... 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 ...