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... Mr. Thomas ?? Office of the Company, Waterhouse Street. KEIGHLEY— Mr. Thomas Watebwobth, Solicitor. HUDDERSFIELD — Mr. William Hornblower, Fox Street, Market Street, Huddersfield. LEEDS— Mr. H. J. Morton, 6s, Albion Street. KIRKSTALL— Mr. Thomas Nfllist ...
... M I S CUE L L L N E O U S . Messrs. Thomas, Son, and Lefevre, a large mercan. tile firm engaged In the Russian trade, who failed In October, l 1847, have notified to their creditors their readiness to payza final dividend, making in gross 2Os. in the ...
... Prepared and Sold Thomas PotvatT., Hlackfmrs.Road, t.oudon, Sold (by appointment) most of the respectable Chemists and Wholesale and Retail Paten Mediciae Venders in the United Kingdom. IMPORTANT CAUTION. Observe that the Words “THOMAS POWKI.L, BlackfHa ...
... Presented to Michael Hobinson, as mark of esteem, by a few of the patrons of the Knaresborough Mail, January 1, D. 1849. Thomas Collins, Esq,, was called to the chair. After the healths of the Queen and the Royal Family had been drunk with the greatest ...
... Solicitor Supivme Courts. THOMAS SCOTT ANDERSON, Esq., W.S. HENIiY MAITLAND, Esq., Wive Merchuit. ROBERT CHAMBERS, Esq., Publisher. ROBERT ROBERTSON GLASGOW, of Mootgreenan, Esq., Advocate. GEORGE ROSS, Jun., Esq.. Advocate. THOMAS CONSTABI E, Esq., Printer ...
... lHenry, Batty; Thomas and William. Downes- John, Martin; Ramsgate, Whittaker; Two H. H,, Depledge ; Uncle , Billy, Fleetham; Agenoria, Teal; Favourite, Servant; York, o Walker; Ebenezer, Taylor; William and Susannab, Best; Charles and Thomas, Carr; Unity ...
... themorning of ithe 24th of December last, feloniously set fire to a barn at Ellerker. in the possession of Mr. Jacob Topham. Thomas Davis, a boy about sixteen years of age, stated that he was in the employ of Mr. 'opham, and that on the 23rd he was awoke ...
... Tate correspondence Cane., &et By J. 1.. CURTIS, Surlieon, 7, Frith Street, Soho Square London. REVIEWS OF THE WORK. Mit. THOMAS HOWARD'S SUCCEDANI:Xst. for filimz Teeth. however large • cavity. It i..nrrior to anvtbina ever before used. as • it is d ...
... at MAC6IINCIIT.—Yesterday week, an inquest was held at the Odd Fellows Hall. before Mr. C. on the body of a young man named Thomas Ryeruft. an Imo looker, in the weaving shed of Mr. James Dalby. of Thornton-road, who came to his death. in consequence of ...
... January, at Idle, committed bavin,,, dwelling house James Lee.— Thomas farced with having, the and 6th of January, f Sheff d forged four orders for delivery of goods, w ;;.n.tocfefr.ud John and Thomas Robert Porter. Beverley and East Riding Mechanics' Institute ...
... - c.H.^:E^.:RetoTr' ?? ?? to af rt _^ l . Thomas Price Esq, George Swarm, Esq, Jaa RichaidW,F_w, Alderman inaking Deposits therei-. SEtKCTSST-Jlr.TßOals liLx^ K ^TcT V^ll'l t C^^ )VTI£DGIi . \ »«.«-, THOMAS RILEY. ?? YORK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. ON SUNDAY ...
... Rt v. U. Owen, Mr. Abraham Thompson, to Miss Ann Pain, both of Otley. On Friday, the sth inst., at Longnewton, Mr. Joseph Hardy, farmer, of Hariburn, to Miss Newton, of the former place. At V* hitby, Mr. J. W. Crisp, of Wynyard, Durham, te Miss Elizabeth ...