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... York, Clarkson; John and Ann, Darling; Unity, Brown; Sbaaron's Robb, Ralph; Brothers, Raper; Ann, Holdswortbi Charles and Thomas, Hicks; Hannah, Whitely; Patcbett, Vanson. ColchesterâPresti n, Baxlield ; James Moorehouse, Jackson. LynnâFriends, Ellis; ...
... orchestra has been fitted a proscenium, surmounted by one of the Westminster Cartoons representing the Throne of Intellect Thomas, and inscribed Investigation calm whose silent powers command ttae world. Between the two pillars, and front of the proscenium ...
... sen. Lord of the Manor, John Manning, William Pearce, Henry Goodman, Arthur Langworth v. June 21,1343. . . , The above-named Thomas was quite incapable of doing any kind of work whatever before he commenced taking those Drops. Some of his wounds were so ...
... ROBERT HAND, E«=q., Woolsthorpe Lodge, near Grantham, Lincoln?hire. JOHN HARDY. Jun., Esq., Banker, Grantham. JOHN JAMES HERBERT, Esq., Grantham. THOMAS HOPKINS, Esq., Nottingham. THOMAS MARRIOT, Esq., Pappillon Hall, Leicestershire. JAMES NIXON, Esq., Beeston ...
... hills and valleys, Come from your ocean-tide- Come from your laroes and alleys, Come from your forests wide. Come, come, ye hardy toilers, Come in unbroken band; Down, down upon the spoilers, Drive, drive them from the LAND. Armed with their, legal tender ...
... 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 ...
... your hills med valleys, Coie from your oceanu-tide- Come from your ?? and alleys, Come from your forests wide. Come, come, ye hardy toilers, Come lit uubrokert batd; Down, down upon the spoilers, Drive, drive them from the LAND. Armed with their legal tender ...
... to Miss Mary Hirst, both of Beeston. On Sunday, Mr. Thomas Taylor Greenhough, joiner, to Miss Ann Greenwood, both of Beeston. On .Sunday, Mr. William Williamson, clothier, to Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy, both of Bramley. On Sunday, Mr. Joseph Holt, wheelwright ...
... habitants of Southlmalton, Devonshire, were alarmed by the cry of Fire ! which proceeded from the dwelling-house of Mr. Thomas Tout, builder, or a house contiguous to it, situate in East-street, and burnt with great fury for several hours. Notwith- ...