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... the parish church, Otley, by the Rev. H. Owen, Mr. Thomas Darling, to Miss Ann Walker, of Burley, near Otley. On Thursday last, at the parish churcb, Leeds, by tbe Rev. W. F. Hook, D.D., vicar, Thomas Other, Esq., of Bedale, to Anne, younger daughter of ...
... Chas. Hardy, Esq. Lieut. Col. Pollard, T. G. Clayton, Esq. John Baldwin, Esq. (Mayor of Halifax), Mr. Alderman Bateson. Wm. M.Coraiack, Esq. C. H. Dawson, Esq. *Dr. Buchanan, W. Stewart, Esq. R. Barnes, Esq. Wm. Burcels, Esq. Wra. Firth, Esq. Thomas Broadbent ...
... j He was much respected. Same day, at Bridlington, aged 71. Mr. Thomas On Sunday, the 9th inst., Bridlington Quay, ! Mr. Richard* Whiting, joiner. -*^» *» Same day, Ellen, wife Mr. Thomas Pool, W On Saturday, the Bth inst., at Hcalaugh, aged 95, Mr. Jak» ...
... Tang Hall. Orange tree beating—l, F. A. Milbauk, Esq.; 2, Mrs Harris; 3, Mrs Davies. Six hardy herbaceous plants—l, 2, Mr. Appleby; 3, Messrs. Backhouse ar.d Son. Hardy herbaceous plant—l, 2, J. Hntton, Esq.; 3, J. Tease, Esq. Four annuals—l, Messrs. Backhouse; ...
... fields WILLIAM CLOTHEIR, Quickset row, New road, Fitzroy square, statuary, July 21 and Aug. 19; sols., Messrs. King, Temple THOMAS KENT, Great Brington, Northamptonshire, timber mer- chant, July 21 and Aug. 19 ; solr., Mr. Freeman, James street, Bedford ...
... Ilrloy Jopson, yer, Diro- JvnIpr ost I tslcw Jentiistgs Burgin, Stcrsloal, BaildoIt, ad file Arlthr; Be,1ttilstleslessrs. ?? Hardy. Fryer, Siillito, Ages vn.. Iilcosherduicnker, Ak, eeris, DewlFir;t, and Fell; at Wake- also d fl y Nchls ,n StNons, LkSoos ...
... mitigated penalty \t os. and costs. More Caution to! Cart-Hki vers.—On Tuesday last, Sykes, the informer, CttEgad Thomas Smith, before Thomas Hardy, Esq., at the GuSdhall, with riding in one of two carts attached, which he Wa > driving at Birstal*, the defendant ...
... Lynch, the keeper of a brothellt York Tavern-yard, vas alto cotmitted for I trils at the as3izes, charged with havhng robbed Thomas Sadden, a miner, of 33 sovereigns. Tire complainiat had accomparied tlvo young worlsen of disreputable character into the ...
... Clias. Hardy, Esq., Lieut. Col. Pollard, T. G. Clayton, John Baldwin, Esq., (Mayor Halifax), Mr. Alderman \\'m. M'Cormack, E-q., C. H. Dawson, Esq., Dr. Buchanan, W. Stewart, Esq., R. Barnes, Esq., Win. Burnels, Esq., Wm. Firth, Esq., Thomas Broadbeni ...
... was upwards of £4. It is greatly to be desired that the owners dell cottages under £lO a-pair were made liable to the rates. Thomas Ratcliffe, of Lee Bridge, was charged with an assault on Hannah Walton, on Saturday night, when sire wont to see his wife ...
... pennon. Dated= Robert, naragugardens. Louden, sod A chant; Ad, Aug. 23. at Loudon. Mr Hudson. bury-squat e. Dated July 1 Ell I' Thomas. Birmingham, builder; July 13, Ai., 11 , M &a minsham. Aol Mr Tarletou, of Birmingham pun,. June 30 PEIRCE Jurtpit Sportier ...
... Doiicaster, to Mary, only daughter of M. Duv*on, Esq., of Pontefrrxt. On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Low**, to Miss Isabella Wilton, both of Darlington. On Monday, Mr. Thomas Riclardsoa, of Cockerton, to Miss Alice Harrison, of Darlington. On Tuesday, at Darlington ...