... the Rev. E. J. Raines, Thomas, second son of Mr. Thomas Smith, of St. Saviourgate, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Richard Smith, of Lord Mayor's Walk, all of this city. Same day, at Kirby Fleetbam, by the Rev. W. Lockwood, Thomas Laycock, Esq., M D , of ...

... Esq.; Matthias Whitehead, Esq. John Rand, Esq.; Heury i Stephen Thompson, Esq.; Richard Thomas Lee, Esq. ; John Hardy, jun., Esq.; Joshua Pollard, Esq.; Thomas Horncastle Marshall, Esq. ; Wm. Aldam, Esq.; Edward Balme Wheat ley, Esq.; James Hey wood ...

... THOMAS GREEN, Ornamental Wireworlter Copper, Brass, and Machine. Wire Weaver; Fender and Flour Machine Maker; Stonegate, York, and ' ...

... Grand Jury:—Mr. Thomas Smurwaite, wine merchant, foreman ; Mr. Thomas Davison, builder; Mr. Francis Jennings, Lloyd's agent; Mr. Thomas Mackwood, draper ; Mr. Christopher Ling, lodging house keeper; Mr. Charles Keld, gentleman; Mr. Thomas Whitehead, whitesmith ...

... Dawson, Esq., Hutton Cranswick Thomas Cape, Esq., Bridlington John Simpson Esq., West Cottingwith. obn Siggs, Esq , Clif. Robdt. Tate, Esq., Setterington. James Allanson, Esq., Driffield Jobn Holmes, Esq., Beverley Thomas Forge, Esq., Bever William Clapham ...

... evening of the day, and was very numerously attended. Thomas Farmer. Esq. the treasurer of the parent society, presided, and upon the platform were the Revs. Dr. Newton, W. Moister (from Africa), R. S. Hardy (from India), I. Keeling, C. Haydon, N. Curnock, ...

... -cELLES, MP. and a full bench of Magis- Mot- E ' r/tu'tratesfrom the Sheffield and Rotherham ll The S *v talker, Esq. John Hardy, Jan., Esq., ,rbe^ ere . RevSv.il. Howard, the Rev. Arthur Fuller- \ Hon-- 1 , pickard, Esq., the Rev. Henry Partington, Z ...

... hound arid printed) instructive, and entertaining Easter gift, cannot ito better than present theor with Thomas Miller's litle history of Jack Hardy arid Augustus Errautdale. I 'Ia PRoPet-Iry OF ?? PRtILItIP.-The exact amorsn or the debts of the civil ...

... Burglary. On Saturday morning last, some party effected an entrance through the roof, into the honse of Mr. Hardy, of Little Driffield. Mr. Hardy keeps a shop, and the party having a manifest liking, net only for those every day artie'es, bacon, butter ...

... flesh and the skin. At the same moment Thomas Wyatt, brother to the deceased, was about to seize the other prisoner, Mawdsley, when he fired, and the ball passed through the fleshy part of the right arm of Thomas Wyatt. Both prisoners were then captured ...

... Messrs. Thomas Foster snd Homer Harrison ; Denton, Messrs. Thomas Calvert and Wm. Thackrav ; Esholt, Messrs. Thos. Grimshaw snd Peter Grimshaw; Farnley, Messrs. Wm. Sa-jison snd Wm. Clapham ; Guiseley , Messrs. John Padgett, William Rhodes, snd Thomas Priestley; ...

... Jackson ' IT m Pßfd. Thomas W.hon WmZ John H.r^i. nn William Sharman Michael Hodgson JaraM Hart f SJ \\7 b £ h *i? William ToSend Thomas Newboult David Medley William Smith John Fryer Thomas Lister Barker Simon & i°\\ tt ?£ L Wniam J- Thomas Robert Wilkmson ...