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... Fletham, to Miss Mary Wright, both of the same place. On Saturday, the 12th inst., at St Michael-le-Belfrey's, Mr. Thomas Strickland Hardy, painter, to Elizabeth Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Thackray, all this city. On Tuesday, the Bth inst, at Walmer ...
... 2 do. Thomas Maud. I Petunia, John Parker. I Do. collection of Six, no No. \ 1 Bxlsatn, James Morrell. 1 Koses, Basket of Six, John Hill, Springfield Place. i Do. collection cut flowers, do. do. 1 Hardy Shrub, Isaac Clayton ; 2 do. no So. 1 Hardy Herbaceous ...
... an 1 d, J .hn Smith and George Newsot H*; 4, Thomas Clark; 5, Joseph Buxton; 8,1 I Joseph Knapp; 9, John Frankleton ; ID, Maria Horner 11, James Carr; 12, Benjamin Parker; 13 and 14, William Pindar and Thomas Robinson; 19. George Wuodrcffe ; 20, Pal Butler; ...
... Butterfield ; 2 and 3, John Smith and George Newsome; 4,Thomas Clark; s,Joseph Buxton ; 8, Joseph Knapp; 9, John Frankleton; 10, Maria Homer; 11, James Carr; 12, Benjamin Parker; and 14. William Pindar and Thomas Robinson; 19, George Woodruffe; 20, Pat Butler: ...
... 11, James Carr ; 12, 8.-njamin Parker; 13 and 14, William Pindar and Thomas Robinson ; 19, George Woodruffo ; 20, Pat Butler ; and 36, Samuel Longhottom and Edward Robinson; 22, Thomas Cheetham; *24.Samuel Rhodes; 25, William Newsam; 26, George Wild; and ...
... Thursday, the 3rd inst., at the Parish church, Shef- field, by the Rev. C. Thompson, Vicar of Elksley, James Richard, son of Thomas Callow, Ksq., of Woodhill, near Bury, Lancashire, to Marianne, only daughter of .John Faw- cett, Esq., of Brooinhall, uear ...
... of boot fronts, a patent skin, a side of kip leather, and other articles.— OMW Hardy charged with having, on tbe 27th May, at Aawa.ton committed a rape on Ann Webster.— Thomas Atttinson charged with having, oo tbe 23rd ult., at Hali- r.ix, broken into the ...
... H. Dutchman, Liverpool, merchant—June 18, J. Hardy. Castle Doanlngtoa, Leicestershire, cattle dealer—June 18, J. Mortimer, Bradford, woolstspter. TUESDAY, JUNK I. Stbvbks, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Oreen), Bampton. Oxfordshire, hackney-master. ...
... Samuel-Leach; 2 da, Thomas UAnd; 1 Petunia, John Parker; da, collection of six. No.; X Balsam, James Morrell; Rosea, basket of six, John Hill, Springfield Place; X da, collection out flowers, da da, ;1 Hardy Shrub, Isaac Clayton; 2 do, no 1 Hardy Herbaceous Plant ...
... members, -who principal support: of the benevolent oar hardy tars, w] commercial nati their homes, bat society, to the the kingdom, are through its land companies have shipwrecked men one of their agenl enables to orphans, jjhia bci wish the cause tha ...
... David Caney; 37, 35. and 30, James looney, Thomas Tristan. and John Robinson; 40, James Thickett ; 42, John Pickles ; 44, Georg* Buttle; 46, Patrick Joyce; 47, William Henry Cotton ; 49. Eda in Hiles; 51, Thomas Atkinson; Jonas !redo'« ; 34, Henry iVbitehead ...
... of a son. May 31, at New Malton, Mrs. Woodroffe, wife of Mr. R. Woodroffe, of a son. May 31, Mrs. Vickerman, wife of Mr. Thomas Vickerman, of the White Horse Inn, Malton, of a daughter. June 4, at Grove Lodge, York, the lady of Henry Newton, Esq., of ...