... Crouch, 2nd ..the Women of Scripture. P Ellen Bradley, 8rd ?? Truth is always best. Robest Smith, let ?? The Leisure Ilour. ti Thomas Callaghan, 2nd;. Extraordinary men, tbeir Willia Lamb,3rd I boyhood and early life. a WilliSm mb, 3rd ?? Something for the ...

... all( Johnl Thomas Wharton, of Aberford, Esq.; Edward sig Babne Wheatley, of Cote-hall, Esq.; Henry Wickham lie Wickham, of Kirklees, Esq., M.P. ; Rowland Wynn, of sid N1ostell Priory, Esq. ; John Wilson, of Scarcroft, Esq. ; esc Basil Thomas Woodd, of ...

... norleaf should evermore extend SCULCOATOS Uwiou.-The guardians elected, with- out cootest, are as follows :-For ANLABY: John Hardy, of Newiugton, farmer. CO-'TjNouAss: Wm. Hodson, of Kingstonusquare; Hull, brickmaker, and Watson Dalby, of CoLtiugharn, farmer ...

... A serioas accident occurred, on Monday last, lo, a man named Hardy, who, along witi r some other parties, was engaged in blasting rocks at Snainton. The powder not explodinrg properly, Hardy was in the act of oloting to find the cause of it, when the 1 ...

... to Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, architects, Lincoln- second, to Messrs. Nicholson and Duny, architects, Lincoln. First premium for laying out the grounds, to Mr. Goddard, architect, Lincoln; second, to Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, architects, Lincoln. LOUTH ...

... seurzol, Ist col- lection of produce.I Mr Thomas Wood (allotment and ?? parsley- iot and 2nd white celery, 1st scarlet dahiag. G Escritt, Dritlfeld-2nd dark fuchsia, ist nalceolarla, ist 3 verblinas, 2nd hardy herbaceous plant, ist and 2nd gladiolus, i5~p~sly ...

... are both gone. One of the men, named Thomas Dove, and also the two ladn, are not yet found. The carpenter, John Thomas, Abraham Harkup, and myself are thoe saved. The captain has left a widow and two children. Thomas Dove was cook of the vessel, and is ...

... street Chapel. There was a crowded audience ; and w the platform was occupied by Thomas Holmes, Esq ,p chasirmani, thle Rev. John Thomas, the Rev. Peter I M'Owen, the Rev. 'Thomas Waddy, the Rev. George Diokenson, the Rev. W. W. Stamp, the Rev. Josephl Hargreaves ...

... responsible for all losses which Itavo been, s and may be, incurred from Its non-felfilmenlt a I anm, Sir, yours, &ce., it THOMAS CUNNINGTON, I 81, High.-street, Hull, May 271h, 18511. It [Msr. Cuniainiftoa mu~tst-q lia lawyer.-Eo.1 DR. BRtIGGS versus ...

... Norton-cum-Twycross, Leicestrsit te i an The Rev. Samuel Tennysonliosq tr the Chittlesford, Suflblk. o ' t° thlorv the The Rev. Thomas Yard,, to the Rect tbe Rutlandshire. oly Of &hr l for The Rev. James Dewing, to the Re1clor of i ;hed Devon. ectoyo ) by The ...

... diggitigs, of a young moo named Thomas Rennison, who left Enaland a few years since for Australia, and who to the sort of Mr. Joseph Rennison, blacksmith, Drelileld. Trhe writer goes en to sltae - Your old neighbours' son, Me. Thomas Renoteon ; and wlosat I ...

... Matthhews and Co. ; 9, ?? 9. Barlow end Bee- croft; 10, L. and J. Sampson; 11, Thomas Sanderon: - 12, J. S. Richardson; 13, P. H. and R. N. Harker- 14, John Searby; 15, Thomas Johnson and Co. ; 16; Wright Brothers and Co.; 17, M. and B Keighley; 18, James ...