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... of Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, common brewers. Richard Ridway and Thomas Dent, of Man- chester, joiners. Edward Harrison and Thos. Houlker, of Preston, attorneys. Mary Hardy and Hugh Unthank, of Manchester, wine merchants. Sarah Green and Geo. Green ...
... aged 51. after a lingering illness, born with Christian fortitude, Mrs. Betty Heaps. Monday last, aged 16, Thomas Rayner, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Bayner, of the Cross Keys Inn, of this town. Thursday last, much respected, her 23d year, Elizabeth, wife ...
... Kershaw; Josh. Towlerton, Thomas Webster, Andiew Carver. Linley, Tims. Towlerton, Samuel Scott. Sand 1 San;it Kenncy. Crigglestone.?Geo. B'iinger. Shaw, Jno. Surtees. Horbury.?Edward Morton, Wm. Yelland, Geo. Crowther. sett.?Thomas Wilby, Joseph Pickard. ...
... fronting North-Street, in the Lordahip of Myton, in the Borough of Kingatoo-upon-Hull, now in the occupation of Mre. Mary Hardy, Mr. Uenderaon, and othera. Alto all thoae Three TENEMENTS end all that PAPER-HANGING MANUFACTORY, with the Warehoute, Yard ...
... Beverley. M.A.; the Rev. E. Iligginson (Unitarian minister); Thomas Cailill, Esq.; Thomas Ward, George Cookman, E\q.; W. Blylli, John Smith, Samuel Ejrgiuton, Esq.; H. M. Craven, E»q.; Thomas Brodrick, E*q.; P. Broeks, Esq.; W B Car rick, E^q.; J. Richardson ...
... Thursday, the 8th inst., at Bossall, by the Rev. S. Gamlen, Mr. William Hesp, farmer, of Flaxtou, to Ann, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Eddlestone, farmer, of Broughton, near Scarborough. On Wednesday, the 7th inst., at Sudbury, Denbighshire, the Rev. Frederick ...
... come, when, if know anything myself, I will prove myself worthy the tolerance which I have this evening received. The late Thomas Hood.— Can Fulvia die There are people in the world literature social intercourse who seem so indispensable to ub that time ...
... Wadham; William Walsham How, Wadham; Edward Paroissen Eddrup, Wadhoam; Thomas Naisb, Lincoln ; Goldiwin Smith, Demy of Magdalen, Henry Pakenham, Brasenuse; William S. Hoole, Brasenose; Thomas Charles Layton, Pembroke; Frederick James Ede, Pembroke; James Henry ...
... , Lord of the Manor, John Manning, W iUiam Pearce, Henry Goodman, Arthur Langwort hv. June 21,1843. . . , The above-named Thomas Rolins was quite incapable ot . doinc any kind of work whatever before he commenced takiug those Drops. Some of his wounds ...
... Bilbrough Clifton Mr. Timothy Belt St. Dennis Mr. Thomas Barker Dunnington Mr. John Richardson .. . .Deighton Mr. John Smallwood Elvington Mr. John Blanshard Escrick Mr. Robt. Kettlewell Earswick Mr! John Hardy GateFulford Mr Win. Burton Water Fulford Mr. ...
... half-pa-t 2, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs Marten, Thomas, & Ilollams, Mincing lane; official assignee, Mr Edwards, Frederick's place* Old Jewry. Fiat dated May 23—Bankrupt's own petition. THOMAS BERNE, of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan, draper ...
... Nelson and Sons, for ironfounders' work ; Mr. Sidebottom, for plumber and glaziers' work ; Mr. for j slaters' work; and Mr. Thomas Avison, for plasterers' work, Wesleyan Missionary Societt.—The Thirtieth Annual! Meeting of the Wakefield Wesleyan Missionary ...