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... yard, Moorgate street; official assignee, Mr Pennell. Fiat dated July 18—Pet Crs Richard Hughes and Wood street, warehousemen THOMAS and DONALD BROWN, Billiter street, ship agents, Aug. 4, Sept. 5, at 12, at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Fawcett, Jew in street ...
... town of Wakefield was visited a most awful flash of lightning, which struck the dwelling-house of Miss Ambler, in Bondstreet, Hardy Flatts, ane. did considerable damage thereto; part of the roof and chimney were destroyed, the doors and windows broken, and ...
... both Bramley. Monday last, Mr. William Holyday, linen draper, Leeds, Miss Mary Ann Wood, of Headin::!. \. Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Sawyer, gent., Bramley, near Sheffield, Mrs. Mary Wright, Bramley, near Leeds. Bradford—Wednesday last, at the parish church ...
... Chadwick, of Leeds. On Saturday, Mr. Martin Swales, cloth dresser, to Miss ] Mary Ann Eason, both of Leeds. t On Sunday, Mr. Thomas Joy, jeweller, York, to Miss j Marianne Snow, of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. James Braithwaite, cloth dresser, to Miss Ann Barraciough ...
... tuirn to cthe qutirterly report of the Order far January, 1845, whe ts hose suspensions occurred, may assertain that friend Hardy icas not a member of the I Board at thai time! But, on the contrary, they will fittd I chat the names to whom this eternal ...
... mcetiiig of membera was held at the Eoglaedb. w Gloryv Lodge Itouse, en 'Thursday evening, July 3, 1845, te P, ?? G. M, Joseph Hardy in cthe chair, sihen it swas unani- oh nmously resolved-1 That cthe Hoard of Mlaristgoeniat be ei requested to call a generat ...
... ineotiiig of members was held at thce Ecngland's ii Glary Lodge House, onl Thursday evening, July 3, 1845, t, ?? P. G. Mt. Josephc Hardy in thechier, wrhen it was noacii- C cuonasly resolved- That the Board of Mlanaegminut be reciuested to call a geo~rcci meeting ...
... Roberts, who, repenting of his conduct, had resigned. Hle was unanimously elected Prov. G. M.; S. Neild, D. G. M, P. P. G. M. Hardy, O. S. of the district and on principle the deputies firmly made thoir stand, resolved never to place themselves in the powerofte ...
... 3ilnkIrupts &¢. BANKRUPTS. (Frsoy Fridayes Gazette, Auguet 22nd, 185.) Thomas Howell, Queen's Rlead.passage, Nenwgatc-street, ?? Sims, Tollard Royal, Wiltshire, vilieel. ?? Mantle P'ratt, Ber ners-str ?? eet, Avirve.inerehnlit-Tohln Kirkman, Lupus-street ...
... repenting of his condiact, had resigned. ir He was unanimously elected Proy. G4. M.; S. N'eild, ~Y D. G4. M.; P. P. G. M. Hardy, C. S. of the district: IR and on principle the deputies firmly made their iN stand, resolved never to place themselves in ...
... Rorts, who, repenting of his conduct, had resigned. Hie was unanimously elected Prov. G. M.; S. Neild, D. G. M.; P. P. G. M. Hardy, C. S. of the district: and en principle the deputies firmly made their stand, resolved never to place themselves in the power ...
... 22nd, 1845.) Thomas HoweUi, Queen's Head-passage, Newgate.strect, ?? Sims, Tollard Royal, Wiltshire, wheel- ?? ManitlePratt, Berners-street,Oxford-street, ?? Kirkman, Lupus-street, Pimlica, ?? Ling, Fore street, Limehouse, timbei- ?? Thomas Hogg and William ...