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... George Simpson, aged 7. fractured leg and contusions. Ann Deveney, aged fractured arm, and contusions on the chest and head. Thomas Simpson, aged contusion of the head, legs, and other parts of she body. Elisabeth Simpson, aged 8, fractured tbigb, and severe ...
... Charles Mountain, Jarratt-street, to Catherine, only daughter of the late Captain Thomas Langrick, of port.* Thursday, the 15th instant, Albion Chapel, the Rev. Thomas Straiten, Mr. George Montgomery Miss Jane Shaw, both of this place? On Monday, the ...
... tire tariff wvlhich will necessarily cause for the present i consider.. able deflalcation of the revenue, rand. on the other hardi that is our' opinion it hats become our duty to propose, nrot fro any' hostile considerations, but for che purpose 3 of providnrg ...
... share of bread and butter! Are the industrious and skilful artificers of this country, its enterprising merchants, and its hardy laltourers, to be always treated like babies in leading-strings ? Are they not able to lake care of themselves ? Cun they not ...
... at Bcnningholme, in Hoiderness, Mrs. William Coulman. of a daughter. Thursday, the ultimo, at Bridlington, the wife of Mr. Thomas Meek, gentleman, of a son. On Monday, the 2«; th ultimo, at 57, Eaton-square, the Lady Rosa Grevillc, of a daughter. Monday ...
... Mr. William Hardy Johnson, for seven years clerk to the Savings' Bank, that town, and eldest sun of Mr. William Johnson, of the Black Bull Inn, that place. Lately, in the Island of Jersey, Penelope, the youngest daughter of the late Thomas Paul, Esq., ...
... in his ninth year, Meridith Fcrral Baron, grandson of Mr. C. Baron, Edward's-place. On Monday, the instant, aged :»5, Mr. Thomas Clark, of this place, tinner. On Saturday, the 21st instant, Ann, the wife of Mr. Robert Turner, Joiner and undertaker, New ...
... street, tailor. Ward - Mr. George Bolton, of Xasoo-atrect. draper; and Mr. Wm. Jack. Silver-street, draper. Hokkraem Ward —Mr. Thomas Witty, Somers-town, builder, and Mr. William Marshall, of the same place, gentleman. Sailou' Institute. —The coarse of lectures ...
... Caisrchl.streei, merchant; sad . Thomas Pealey Smithson, of SFepneylano, gentleman.- Ne'rtls 19gitosn Wisd-lesst. John Thompson, of.Carlisle-. street; and lTbos. Jones, or A lbert-street, geatdenea.-Sofls: * toen-MtXr'., ThOmas C, ayen, of Ntlvstroet, gentleman; ...
... Cambridge, hlts bet ea lected to site ltesd-2asitershlip of tube Saffrti. Wltiden Grasosnor School. The Rev. Jamies Wolfersiaii Thomas, Cueate i Parkhoan, Devon, to the rectory of that place, void by the d eath of the itev. IV. R. Keates Waitter: ' 'The Rev ...
... Myton Ward —Robert Wright, Brook-street; and Thomas Frederick Hewitt, Belgrave-temea, merchant. Gtariton Side —Samuel Fisher, and Henry William Hammond, draper. Anlaby - Joseph Cavlll Wood, and John Hardy. FerrSby —Matthew Williams, gcntlsasaa; and Norrison ...
... Ward-James Wil- son and John Taylor; North Myton Ward-Robert Wright and Thomas Frederick Hewitt; Garrison-side-Samuel Fisher and Henry William Hammond; Anlaby-Joseph Cavill Wood end John Hardy; Ferilby-Mattliew Williams sad Norrison Levett; Hessle-William Wallisaand ...