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... 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; ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Knight, Mr. Edvard Helmet, Mbs Catherine Simmends. June 1, 8t Paul’s Church, Cambridge, the Rev. John Young Nicholson, Mr. Thomas Kitcblng, eldest son Mr. Richard Whltewood Nevbald, Hyde, Erie Wight, to Sarah Quiver, second daughter of Samuel Hume, Eeq ...
... BirmIngham; ?? 18, H. Dutchman, Liverpool, ?? 18, J. Hardy, Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, cattle ?? 18, J. Morilmer, Bradford, wvoolstapler. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. ST£VBNS, T. W. G. (commonly called Thomas Green), Bampton, Oxfordshire, hackney-master. STRONG ...
... magistrates the following begging letter and peritlon which had been received by E. Gibson, Esq., of Drypool, from woman named Hardy. Both documents are fictitious, also every name appended them : â¢â¢ Mr. presents his most respectful compliments to E. Gibson ...
... take the field agalnstl.Mr. Ainsworth. led BRADFORDa.-A requisition has been sent -to Air. Guethorno lide Hardy, barrister-lat-law, the son of Mr.,Hardy, the.;present., member. the BOSTONe.-Benjamnin Bond Cabbeli, REq., M.P., solicits .he rier suffrages of ...
... Huddersfield ?? Mr. Thomas Pitt. Howeden . , ?? Mr. George Atklnson Knaresborough ?? Mr. John llowgale. Leeds .. ?? Mr. Thomas E. Upton. Malton ?? Wr Wim. Swaine Jump. Middlesboro' ?? AMr. Joseph Taylor, Jun Northallerton ?? ar- Thomas Watson. Otley .. ...
... Geraaiumt —I, H. Blundell. Esq. 3. do., >, do. Bugle Plant*—\ John Saxelbye, Esq., fl, Mr. Norman, 3, Terry, Mard er ha!/ hardy PlaaU—i, A. Terry. Esq.. I, Mr. Norman, 8, Mr Hewltson Pansies-1. Mr. Bouquet —H. Blundell, Esq. Lettuce*— Mr. Jackson Lettuce* ...
... during the past year, and the following gentlemen were elected officers of the Association for the ensuing twelve months :-Wm. Thomas, Esq., president; Mr. John Hutehin- son, Mr. Charles Yeall, vice presidents; Mr. Robert Ware, treasurer; Mr. Richard Conkerton ...
... borougih of Bradiford was received in that town on Thursday ltast by Mr. J. A. Cooper, the Provisioltal townclerk. Mr. Gathosris Hardy, barrister, is alppointed to revise tle bur- gess li.s,, vb chi are to be published early its July, and the elec- tioss of ...
... MU. Pill M S MURDER The Kilkenny Moderator says-** feel pleasure announcing th..t two wen, Thomas Browne and Patrick Shea, charged with the murder of the late Mr. Arthur Prim, have been arrested and lodged our county gaol. Wednesday la-t, in consequence ...