Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the told Trustees. ta ,One Borouglhbridge, Jan. l7tht, lets. ?? con- E. THOMAS THORNBER, DrCEASFD.-All1 1 ttita MV Persons having CLAIMS sipen the Estate of the late P alaiy Mr. Thomas Tthornber, of Vivary Bridge, nlour Collito, its the Pro- County of Lancaster ...
... 21, at the Albert Tavern, Glasgow.—WAL- TEß LEES, Glasgow, merchant, Jan. 19 and Feb. 2, at Comrie's Hotel, Glasgow.— JOHN HARDIE, Glasgow, merchant, Jan. 19 and Feb. 9, at the Thistle Hotel, Glas- gow.—JOHN LORIMER, Glasgow, merchant, Jan. 19 and Feb ...
... / V, I, m , _ Parkinson; Wm. Cooke • J Firth R_ burn • W °.fo h senh W Lund ? W - organist. JenU Ti nS -, J. Richardson. Thomas Tnckott. Millbridoc, J. Cowburn, J. '.r'T'''' 1 ' John Fwby; S. Chadwick. iiickson. Mirfiekt, G. Kershaw. - J Noble :E- ...
... Themnemory, A to of Hardie, Baird, and Wilson,'and the Reformers of ii ?? their times.' 'AAis ' Scots, wha hao wi' Wallace C ad bIed,' land' ' Draw: thei'sword,' Scotland.' By the tl w. croupier-' The healtb.of'onr wortbh.Treasorer,'Mr. id Thomas Auoott, sen ...
... Inches high, has Travelled Two Seasons, and proved himself a sure Foal getter. If not Sold will Travel as usual. Apply lo THOMAS RUSTON, Howden. AT EASBY ABBEY, near Richmond. Yorkshire, at Sixteen Guineas each Mare, and Onb Guinea to the Groom, BIRDCATCHER ...
... 12; Remaining, 1327. Vaccinated by the house surgeon, 0; Physican tor tlie week. Dr. De Bartolome ; Surgeon for ditto, Mr. Thomas ; House Vistors tor ditto, Messrs. John Hall and George Koly. Chaplain, the Bey. H. J. Graham. Casualites received into the ...
... ringdon-street; Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford-street; Davy Maemurdo and Co., Upper Thames-street ; and Thomas Marsden and Sons, Queen-street, Lendon; Thomas Eyre and Co., Liverpool ; Bolton, Blanchard, and Co., York. And Retail by Croaakell, Nicholson, Scawin ...
... curate of Rainow, the Rev. George Osborn, of Liverpool, and the Rev. Thomas Scales, of Leeds. In the absence of Dr. Sandwith, who was expected to preside, the chair was taken by Robert Hardy, Esq., surgeon. Amongst the ministers and gentlemen on the platform ...
... Manchester, and the present Duke of Grafton; of Mr. Iluskisson. Sir Stratford Cunning. Mr. Wodcliouse, Mr. Wynn. Sir. W. Wynn; Sir Thomas Baring. Mr. Baring, Mr Alderman Thompson; of the present Earl of Harrowby, and the present Lord Stanley. Previously to the ...
... George Harrison, Henry Briant, M.A., Rainow, the Rev. George the Rev. Thomas Scales, of Leeds. In the al of Dr. Sandwith, who was expected to preside, the chair was taken by Robert Hardy, Esq., su eon. Amongst the ministers and gentlemen on the tform we ...
... sn Waterlo-Place, Pall-Mall, London, wltere Prospec- tuses, &c., may be had. H 01 AGENTS. af HULL .. THOMAS FREEBODY, Packet-Office af Leeds ?? Thomas Briggs, Albion-Street Ot Halifax ?? E. M. Wavell, Solicitor B Huddersfield ?? .. C, S. Floyd, Solicitor ...
... . —On Tuesday last, Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Birks Gate, near Kirkburton, who has just been placed on the commission of the peace, took his seat for the first time on the Huddersfield bench of magistrates at the Guildhall. Mr. Hardy is a radical in politics ...