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... Thornton Ha l, Lincolnshire, the lady of P. If. Richareoo. Eaq., of aon and heir. jnanfagts. the Holy Trinity Church, Mr. Thomas Spence, first mate of the brig Fanny, of ibis port, Aon. eldest daughter of lit. BUtoo, Joiner, all of this place. August ...
... and North Midland Railway Company, a splendid Lithographic View of the EW RAILWAY STATION AND N HOTEL in HULL. May be had of Thomas Freebody, Proprietor of the Hull Paoke 22, Whitefriargate, Hull. ,-E9RGE HAMILTON, (Late Dispenser at the Hull Infirmary) ...
... Orange street party ; Charles Taylor, George Cox, Charles Wicks. Thomas Herbert, Thomas Irons, James Rowson, Hugh Conway. Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Morson. William Winspere, Thomas Jones, William Swinbourne, William Argue, ...
... the vessel. It was not, how- c evertill the arrival, abouthalf-past five, of the Queen 1 of the Ocean yacht, belonging to Thomas Littledale, a Esq., of Liverpool, that the extent of this calamity was D known. Mr. Littledale had been at Beaumaris regatta ...
... 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 ...
... Chas. W. Blathwayt, vicar of Chelmarsh, Shropshire, to Eliza, daughter of John Hardy, Esq., Tbrybergh Park. On Wednesday, the 23rd ult, at St. John's Church, Leeds, i Mr. Thomas Richardson, watchmaker, Howden, to Mary, daughter the late Mr. James Houison ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... assizes. ' '' ' Thomas' Rasokin, 'Edward' Clhrk' Oropper. 'D,%ani ?? Don'ivan, Peter F eceuy, James-Hoyle', Geoige 'Vebb. dide Michael.' M'Donougb.' William Ohadwiek,~ 'J9diss ape Doawney, Thomas Rbrs ee~isJk~.¶ h seph Fjnniasi~n, Thomas Whisttker, u~shs ...
... Charles' Taylor, 'Gorge Cos, '1iliarn ' Poole, st Charles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, Williana Winspoer, t. Thomas Iroas, Jam'es'Prowten, Elugh Conway' Alex, it Harvey, J. J.'Norton, Samuel Hardy,' and Samuel re Morgan, were thon 'placede at'tbe bar-tbirtien ...
... George (Cox, William Poole, t Charles Gibbs, Thomaq Herbert, William Winapear, t Thomas Iroese James PrOwteD, Hugh Conway, Alex. ,t Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel - Morgan, were then placed at the bar-thirtaen e in all. g The above-named ...
... Newgate.—Charles Taylor, George Cox, William Poole, Chatles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, William Wiuspear, I Thomas Irons, James Prowten, Hugh Conway, Alexander Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel Morgan, were then placed at the bar—l 3 in all. The ...