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... Malton, the wife of James Gow, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, the 7th inst., at Pickhill, by the Rev W. Twigg, Mr. Thomas Nicholson, of Carnaby House, Patrick Brompton, son of George Nicholson, Esq., of Stone Cottage, near Rotherham, to Elizabeth ...
... the Rev. Samuel Gilbert Crompton, Rector of 1 ° On Thursday week, at South Hackney Church, by tho Rev. Charles Thomas Frampton, Mr. Thomas Newall, of Sheffield, to Mary Ann, third daughter of the late Matthew Barker, Esq., of Homerton, Middlesex. \ On ...
... spinner, Foreman. „ Joseph Ashton, of Quick, geutleman. .. Jacob Fell, of Huddertfield. druggist. „ Thomas Firth, of lluddcrsfield, tea dealer. Thomas Flockton, of Huddersneld, cabinet maker. William Gregory, oi Huddersfield, linen draper. Samuel ...
... and Hicks, John Hull, Mrs. Noble; W. Stephen- Cryer, Thomas Nichols and son, Printer. Sons, J. Robinson, Micklelille, T. Jenkins, Post-office. thwaite. llkleii, J. Somerscales. Warrington, Thomas Hurst. Kei'ihku, J. &. R. Aked J. L. Wdlwrbg, Sinclair ...
... the Rev. Thomas Jackson Crawford, D.D., one of the ministers of St. Andrew's Church, Edinburgh, to Mary, eldest daughter of Robert Rankin, Esq., merchant. Deatbs. August 26, after a lingering illness, Harriet, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Stlrk, of ...
... 24th ult, at Thrybergh, Yorkshire, the Rev. Charles W. Blulhwayt, vicar of Clwlmarsh, Shropshire, to F.liza, daughter of Johu Hardy, Esa.. of Thrybergh Park, i ?? **¥■* ** Wiawortb, Northamptonshire, Lamplugh Wickham Wickham. Esq., of Ash Grove, near Halifax ...
... direction the jury recorded veidict Not Guilty. before mr. baron flatt. i ROBBERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS HOY'L, JOHN SHARP, and THOMAS BIIARP, were for robbed Thomas Brad.ey. Leeds, the September. Mr. Blanshard and Mr. coDducted the ; Mr. Ingham and Mr. Pickering ...
... LIST HONOURS AT THE BACHELOR OF ART-V COMMENCEMENT, Jan. 20, 1848. Moderators. George Gabriel Stokes, A., Pembroke College. Thomas Gaskin, M.A., Jesus College. Examiners. William Nathaniel Griffin, M.A., St. John's College. CharlesOctavus Budu, M.A., Pembroke ...
... Kirby Wiske Thomas, Newton-le- Willows William, Beeford William, Ripon Barstow Joseph, Tong Thomas, Manningham Batty John, Ilkley ?? Joseph, Burton-in-Lonsdale Battye Thomas, Cartworth Baxter Edmund, Doncaster Bayldon Thomas, Royston Bayles ...
... CRAVEN, If). were charged with hnving, Wakefield, cut and wounded Willim Carter and Thomas Slack, and also with participating in riot and assault. Mr. Overend, Mr. Hardy, and Mr. Pollock were for tbe proseoution ; the prisoners were undefended. A serious ...
... Wakefield, butcher. Mr. Thos. Johnson, of Thorpe, farmer. Mr. James Lawton, of Wakifield, druggist. Mr. Thomas Lake, of Wakefield, grocer. Mr. Thomas Oliver, ot Rothwell,farmer. Mr. Edwd. Parnal y, of Rothwell, farmer. Mr. Joseph Pullon, of Stanley, gentleman ...
... laid this thirteenth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, by Charles Hardy, Esq., of Odsal House.—John Hardy, Esq., patron—Charles Thomas Longley, D.D., Bishop of Ripon—Chas. Musgrave, D.D., Archdeacon of Craven—John Burnet, LL.D ...