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... daughter of the Rev. W. ELLwOOO, incum. Vargreape, Cheshire. SANR c BY. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. WM. THOMAS to Miss kAI4IWiLsON. at James's Church, Mr. THOMAS SAUL to Miss iu._GRIPFITHS, both of Tostetb-park. Bl.4` me ‘ ,l l4 Y, James's Church, by the Rev ...
... laverfordwest; Mr. Palmer, Milford ; Mr. Bowen, Pater; Ir. J. N. Smart and Mr. G. Bigg, Swansea; Mr. Martin, lfracombe; Mr. Thomas Baker, Lynton; and Mr. Robert tacey, Carmarthen. Notice.—The Proprietors of the above Steam Packets will not be accountable ...
... N.N.W., frosty. 29 S.S.E., fresh, rain. DUNDALK. Arrived [Dec. 29] from Lady Erakine, Parry, Bristol Astoria, Hind, Troon Thomas, Hann, Glasgow Mariner, Parry, Dunlin Madonna, Park/ Glasgow Elizabeth, Harries, Llanelly Dundalk (si, Liverpool and returned ...
... Tuoriiton;* Co'inro* B ' sioners, Messrs. Hart Davis, Thomas Harrison, Henry *• Stephenson, Charles John Herries, Charles P. Rushworth. Charles Presaly, Alfred Montgomery.— 06. Dublin, Dec. 30.— The Rev. Thomas St. George Tncumbent of Newmarket-on-Fergus, Clare ...
... and servants to have a direct pecuniary interest the prevention of accidents. He then read the opinions Mr. Burchcll and Mr. Hardy favour of his proposition. After some discussion, a series of resolutions were passed approving of the objects of the Association ...
... FRIDAY, DcemSIber 29-IT'Ind S. ie SAItr.L.-Diadem, Mlyrick, and Sarah, t'Ienzie, Now Orleane ?? Constantinc, Whisor, Mobile. zy Thomas Worthington, MtaIin, hence, and Reginald Heber,. n. Ml'Farlane, fein Madras, at the Cape of Good Hcope e Patriot, R orff helitei ...
... wretched and oppressed slave. The field sports, in which, to the end of his life, he took great delight, contributed to foster hardiness and daring, and his favourite gamekeeper, Abraham Plaistow, by his manliness of character and sound good sense, cherished ...
... —Charles Hillyar, to the Centaur; Thomas Heard, to the Bellerophon. Lieutenants.—Robert Hall, Henry Boys, W. G. H. Morgan, to the Centaur. Master.—F. R. Stnrdee, to the Centaur. Second Masters.—Daniel Hall, to the Centaur; Thomas R. Collingwood, to the Caledonia ...
... end. in frultleei at- BLAIR’S OODT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. Copy letter from Hr. J.J.WUmd, Chemist, Monk Bar, York. , To Mr. Thomas Prool. 14th Junt, 1847. « sir Haring suffered most dreadfully for the last six years from repeated attacks of tho gout, receiving ...
... Short, Barnstaple Hope, Nutt, do Industry, Thomas, Milford MaryßHeleoa,Martyn,Padstw Exeter. Veneger, Worcester Favourite, Williams, Bideford Beaver, Ward, Kinsale Rhoda, Griffin, Gloucester Caroline, Thomas, do Surprise, Fry, Bristol Rebecca& Marys,Gainey ...
... from New York for Gothenburg. HOLYHEAD—Jan. I; Wind S.E. to E. Pat in—The Isabella, Newby, from Yarmouth for Lancaster. Cato, Hardy, from Salcombe; and Cornucopia, Westlake, from Bridgwater; both for Liverpool. Sailed—The Daniel, Vanduyn, from Liverpool for ...
... of Sheffield, joiner's tool manufacturer, for an improved brace for the use of carpenters and others—Sealed 16th December. Thomas Dickins. of Middleton, Lancashire, silk manufacturer and printer, for certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for warping ...