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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 ...
... —Wind K.N.W., moderate. Shamrock, Wiseman, for Limerick, in going out this morning, ran on shore on Crosby Point Margaret Hardy, Mann, from Callao; Zante Packet, Brennan, from Constantinople; Quicksilver, from Caminha; Earl Stanhope, Holmen, from Trieste; ...
... Esq., Deputy Chairmen. William Blain Esq. James Lawrence, Esq. Thomas Bouch, Esq. Thomas Lee, E6q. John Campbell, Esq. 1 F.aneis Maxwell, Esq. David Cannon, E-q. Robert M'Audrew, Esq. Thomas Dover, E-q. Edmund Molyneux, E-q. Robert 1 udgeon, Esq. J. Br ...
... Ecclesiastical Intelligence. Preferments and Appointments. The Rev. Thomas Hill, 8.D., Vicar of Chesterfield, to the Archdeaconry of Derby. The rev. gentleman has also been appointed Chaplain to the Bishop of Sodor and Man, his predecessor in that Ar ...
... 26th u!t., Mars ton Montgomery, the Rev. Mr Vevers, Mr Thomas Dennis, joiner, of Derby, to Sally, third daughter of Mr Matthew Smith, of the former 1 place. At (’rich, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Thomas Carson, vicar, Mr Frederick Curzon, tailor, to Miss ...
... Frosterlev, on the of December, Mrs. J. Walton, of a daughter. At North Shields, in Northumberland Plaoe, on the of December, Mrs. Thomas Ken wick, of daughter. At Tyuemouth, in Place, the 20th of December, Mrs. John Ken wick, jun., of son. At Manchester, in ...
... Hertford gaol received last week two documents, under her Majesty's own hand, extending the royal pardon to Joseph Brooks and Thomas Body, of Wiggington, committed for several terms of imprisonment, for tbe offence of poaching. Brooks was committed on three ...
... Assemblt-room, aß_M_Ml*l_S_t George and Star-Inn, Whit- > °n Fbiday the 15th January next Stewards. THOMAS BOWKER, Esq. HENRY HAYNES, Esq. CHAs. SMITH, Esq. THOMAS JOHNSON, Esq. Dancing to commence at Nine o'clock. Ky Tickets s*. each. WhitUesey, 29jh Dec 1848 ...
... and frosty, LOOE. Arrived [Dec. 29] from W'&Thomas.Peogelley. Wales Union, Hosking, do Christiana, Waiters. London LYMINGTON. Arrived [Dec. 29] from QCharlott, Bullmore, Sonthtn Sailed [Dec. 30] for Henry. Thomas, Cardiff Trial, Gould, Poole Wind easterlv ...
... was last fonnd was not in the direct way to Cotberidge. Witness thought she had forgotten herself, and taken the wrong road. Thomas Ball, labourer the farm of Mr. Rimell, of Callister. where the deceased was found, deposed that mat the deceased en Thursday ...
... the Rev. Pryre Pcacoche. John Leslie Worrall. E«q.. Civil Engineer, to Anna, eldest daughter of William ad-haw, Esq., of Thomas-slreet. St. Peter Church, Dub in, R.chard Massy, eldest ton of William Richard Yielding, of Lower Bn«gol-*treet, Esq. Charlotte ...
... Binbrook St. Mary's, lately, (by the Rev. J. S. Huntley,) Mr. J. S. Gooseman, farmer, of Grimsby, to Maria eldest daughter of Thomas Croft, Esq., of the former place. At Belleau, on the 28th ult., Mr. Henry Luster, of Bawtry, Yorkshire, to Mary Ann eldest ...