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... Fortitude, Anderson, from London to Whitby, each with loss of an anchor and chain. 28th.—The Sleepless, of Sunderland, and the Thomas and Mary, of Burnham, are on the rocks on Flamborough PORT OF SCARBOROUGH. Dec. 22.—The Fairy. Walker, of Whitby, was abandoned ...
... Robert L.C00k.,.. 110 Robert Hardy, juo 110 George Nelson . 1 1 0 T. Jones, .llO W. Field. Jarrattet. 1 0 Lord Henry Smith Thos. W. . 0 J. and H. 2 0 6. Morria, Prospectstreet 110 D. Peacock, Prospect-street .. I 1 Thomas Shlpton .. 1 1 Thomaslloiden ...
... Level* lit Means. Maw, TUI. and Kirk 3 9 Mr. H. Copeman ..110 Mr. R. GIU 1 Mr. Thomas Jones .110 Field Mr. Robert Hardy.. 110 Mr. G. Nelson . 1 1 R. Sykes,Esq. . 0 O Mr. Thomas Loft .930 Rev. €. Constable.. 3 0 Mr. John Terry. 8 0 Rev. H. Ben- Mrs ...
... Priestnuan ?? 0 0 Mr. Thomas Jones.. i I 0 Mr. Good ?? 1 0 Mr. W. Field ?? I 0 0 Mr. Lovitt ?? 0 0 Mr. Robert Hardy .. I0 Misq Robinson ?? 010 0 Mr. G. Nelson ?? I Mr. Robert Gill ?? L I 0 R. Sykes, Esq. . 5 0 00 Mr. Thomas Wood 2 0 0 Vlr. Thomas Lioft . 2 2 0 ...
... Court of Examiner* the Royal College Surgeons; Surgeon to St. Thomas’s Uoapital: and Profeasor of Surgery in King's College, London: •• I have made trial Mr. Fkanks of Copaiba, Saint Thomas's Hospital, a variety of cases of discharge* in the and Female ...
... AUUI'ION, by Mr. ' G I GREASLEY, OIL WEDNESDAY, the 3rd Day of i February, 1847, at Eleven ?? precisely, on the T premises of Mr. Thomas Barrow, as above, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising- G SITTING Rooxs-Two sets of Mahogany Chairs, R Mahogany ...
... of Patringtot. January 26, at Beverley, aged 75, Thomas Retnnard, shoe- ?? day, at Beverley, aged 70, Margaret, the wife of Mr. Wm. Turner, ?? 30, at Beverley, aged 78, Jane, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, ?? 1, at Beverley, aged 72, Elizabeth Wilson, wife ...
... I[felt, from roy knowledge of the conductors of that institution, andi especially of its much esteemed secre- h tary, the Rev. Thomas Jamres, that such could not be their intention, but that misapprehension had been t caused by some inodvertenoy in the wording ...
... Patringion. January 26. Beverley, aged 75. Thomas Rei.nard, shoemaker.—Same day. Beverley, aged 70, Margaret, the wife of Mr. Wm. Turner, farmer.—Jan-.ary 30, Beverley, aged 78, Jane, relict of Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher —February I, Beverley, aged 72. Elizabeth ...
... relic, of Mr. Thomas Hardy, butcher. . _ On Tuesday, the and instant, ment the heart, in the year of hia age. the Ksv. H. *t agml 7. ,-A . Mr. William Dales, of that place. and On Monday, the Ist Instant, Langtoft, near DrißcW. agsn 84 Mr. Thomas Sowereby ...
... and 8, Robert Butler and John Firth; William Hardy Clark; 11, Henry Armilage; 12, John Holmes; 13 and 14, John and Hannah Johnson; 10, William Hempsall; 17,Thomaa Hirst; 19 and 20. George Barker and Thomas Routledee Kainc. (with John Breckon;) 21, William ...
... 8, Robert Butler and John Firth; 9, William Hardy Clark; 11, Henry Armitage; 12, John Holmes; 13 and 14, John and Hannah Johnson; 16, William Hempsall; 17, Thomas Htrst; 19 and 20, George Barker and Thomas Rout- ledge Raine, (with John Breckon ;) 21, ...