... Hartley, Jepson, Dyer, Birtwhistle, Jennings, Burgin, Kershaw, Baildon, and Me. Arthur. At Huddersfield, by Messrs. Bond and Hardy, Fryer, Shilleto, Sleppard, Wilman, Roebuck, Dewhirst, and Fell. At Wakefield, by Nichols and Sons, Lock- wood, Sydney, Cardwell ...

... KLE S lil 0 RP, Abraham Ripley and DAVID SMITH. and Charles Thorp — Jos. Morris. Witness to the sun ing by David Smith — Thomas Bentlsv. Mr. SAMTJEL DAWSDff, Deceased. ALL Persons who have any ?? or I ) • i. ja n. i - upon the Estate and Effects of the ...

... which may be entrusted to him. The Execution of this Branch of his Establishment is confided to the Superintendence of Mr. Thomas Gillham, who has for many Years been engaged in the Oxford Trade, and is familiar with everything connected with Canonical ...

... Rawson __ George 5 0 0 Bey. G. Wright 25 0 0j W. Marten, Esq. 5 0 0 C. S. Wright, Bsq. 25 0 0 Richard Brook 5 0 0 Gsyt-orne Hardy 10 0 0 Robert Crossland 5 0 0 W.C. Hsieh 10 0 0 Jsmes Monies 3 3 0 ft_bert Nicholson 10 0 0 | Rev. J. Thompson 010 o GRAND ...

... on the platform w , re .£ following, among other influential ratepayers, viz. _j -.i Pollard, Bsq., J. Rand, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq, [| H *. Esq., W. E. Forster, Esq., S. Lsycock, Esq., \| r . W. Bvle, n Taylor, Dr. Caton, Alfred Harris, E_j„ Rev. W ...

... of the vessel. It was not, how- ever, till the arrival, about half-past five, of the Queen of the Ocean yacht, belonging to Thomas Littledale, Esq. of Liver- pool, tbat the extent of this calamity was known. Mr. Littledale had been at Beaumaris regatta ...

... Hartley, Jepson, Dyer, Birtwhistle, Jenuings, Burgin, Kers! aw, Baildon, and Me.Arthur. At Huddersfield, by Messrs. Bond and Hardy, Fryer, Shilleto, Sheppard, Wilman, Roebuck, Dcv hirst, and Fell. At Wakefield, by Nichols and Sens, Lock- wocd, Sydney, Cardwell ...