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... a stall in the New Market, King-street, and his wife were summoned before J. Armitage, W. W. Battye, J. Sutcliffe, and Thomas Hardy, Esqs., at Guildhall, charged with violently assaulting John Harden, who described himself as a self taught doctor, ...
... Road. Richard Jewesson, merchant. Great Winchester Street. Thomas George Smith, stock broker, Adam's Court, Old Brot Street. Edward-Joseph Pluckrose, tea dealer, Kiogsiand Road. Daniel M' Hardy, innkeeper, Aldmondbory, Yorkshire, Henry Bertram, wine merchant ...
... Esq., Chas. Hardy, Esq., J. G. Clayton, Esq., Ac, Ac. The following gentlemen were sworn , onthcGrand Jury :—Mr. John Lupton, of Eccleshill, spinner, foreman; Joseph Ashton, Quick, gentleman; Jacob Fell, of Hudderstield, druggist; Thomas Firth, of Uu ...
... llesslc, one the Town-Council for this borough. 'Thursday, the ultimo, at Cottinghani, the Rev. Charles Overton. Vicar, the Rev. Thomas I’ierson Richardson. M.A., Vicar of Great Harford, Bedfordshire, and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Loui.-a, youngest ...
... May, 1848. oirrw\Rns. i tonrfon.. Economy, Sparling; Capital, Hawksworth; Morpeth Morns; Sharon. Rose, Ralph; Henry, Batty; Thomas Hubhuck rL,„ C _, l Bar ;' ey ' LeW,S; Minera1 ' Lowe = Afgo. Jackson ; ££2' . I : „ V c!u C ' Rowbot,ora - Lynn. .Mary, ...
... inn, Strand.. . . .RICHARD JEWESON, Great Winchester street, merchant, May 9 and June 10 ; solicitor, Mr. Peddle, Cheapside THOMAS GEORGE SMITH, Adam's court, Old Broad street, stockbroker, May 11 and June 8 ; solicitor, Mr. Chilcote, George street, Ma ...
... Halifax, Yorkshire, innkeeper.' Daniel M'Hardy, CrossUnd moor bottom, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Vincent Henry Hallpike, Cromer-street, pianoforte maker. Richard Jewesson, Great Winchester-street, City, merchant Thomas George Smith, Adam's court, Old Broad-street ...
... at the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. J. H. Bromby, Mr. William Foster, innkeeper, of Pontefract, to Mary Ann Hardy, second daughter of John Hardy, Esq., ef Ferrybridge. Thursday, the 18th instant, at Waitham-rtreet Chapel, by the Rev. B. Gregory, Mr. William ...
... daughter of the Rev. C. Sheffield. he May 3, at the Baptist Chapel, Grimsby, Mr. Thomas Edward in Lofthiouse, plumber and glazier, to Lucy Maria, third daughter ise of the late Thomas Farr, Esq., of Caistor. er May 1, at Market Weighton, Mr. William Templeman ...
... Henry G. M. Prettyman, to Lucy sccond daughter of the Rev. C. Sheffield. May 3, at the Baptist Chapei, Grimsby, Mr. Thomas of the late Thomas Farr, Esq., of Caistor. umber and to Lucy Maria, third deughter May 1, st Market Weighton, Mr. William ta. Smith ...
... Saturday. George Prockter, Joseph Prockter, and Thomas Prockter, Rochdale, cotton spinners, first dividend of h SJ in the pound, payable at 45, George-stieet, Man- chester, on May 16, or any subsequent Tuesday. Thomas Law, Manchester and Salford, corn dealer ...
... 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 ...