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... this town. Lancaster. — On Sunday last, at St. Thomas' by the Rev. the Incumbent' Mr. James Grime, of Austwick, Clapham, to Ann, daughter of Mr. William Knowtes. Lancaster.— On Tuesday last, at St. Thomas', by the Rev. the Incumbent, Mr. William Cottam ...
... Isaac ToWers, Scotforth, farmer. Thomas Brewer, Quernmore, yeoman. James Cottam, Quernmore, farmer. William Dickinson, Quernmore, farmer. William Parkinson, Quernmore, miller. Thomas Townson, Quernmore, farmer. Thomas Carter, Ellel, farmer. Edward Hutton ...
... examples of a ? Hardy Suxon style. The subject was further il- astrated by instances from ordinary diction, and ikom the great English poets, Chaucer, Spencer, Sbakspere, Milton, and Wordsworth; and as a ■prose writer, from Sir Thomas Moore. He after- ...
... Somerset; patron, Mrs. Cresswell. The Rev. Thomas Ruthei ford Dickinson, M. A., to the Rectory of Nymet Rowland, Devon, void by the deprivation of the Rev. Charles Rookes ! patron, W. H. Tanner, Esq. The Rev. H. Hardy, to the Curacy of Turby, Isle of Man. ...
... Harrison. Liverpool: J. Burrows, W. Byrom, John Smith, and Thomas Riley! Manchester: J. F. Brown, Richard Hardman, William Martin, and James Taylor. Rochdale : Christopher Barker, — Dickin, and Thomas Masken. Southport: J. Grijrg and — Hodge. Wrexham : W. ...
... Captain Lutwidge, B. N. ; Captain Robinson, R.N. ; George Partridge, Esq., John Davy, Esq., M.D. ; Wm. Fell, Esq., surgeon ; Thomas Jack- son, Esq., James Cleininson, Esq., solicitor ; PL T. Greenwood, Esq., Benjamin Hopkinson, Esq, Giles Redmayne, Esq. ...
... scenery surrounding the beautiful Lakes of Lancashire aud Cumberland were entirely beyond the reach of the generality of our hardy soas and daughters of toil. The rich alore, whose money gave them a r^ady passport to every scene whose novelty could attract ...
... Esq. Hardy Bouquets. — lst, W. Ford, Esq.; 2nd, Wm. Garnett, Esq. Fancy Geraniums. — Ist, Messrs. Hargreaves. Apples. — lst, J. Armstrong Esq. Ripe Gooseberries. — Ist, Miss Hargraves. Green Gooseberries. — Ist, J. Swainson, Esq. ; 2nd, Thomas Wilson ...
... Collision, Esq., lanosster. John Longshaw, Esq., North Dean Cottage, Pendlebury, Manchester. The Rev. C. Bury, M.A- Lancaster. Thomas Hirst, Esq., Queen-street, Lancaster. 3, Castle-hill, Lancaster, July 4th, 1850. JOSEPH HODGSON, (Formerly of Casterton Old ...
... of Skerton. Lancaster-— At the same place, on \Y ednesday last, by the Rf v. the Vicar, Mr. Andrew Sewart, to .Miss Mary Hardy, both of Laucaster. Lancaster.— On the loth init., at the High- curoct Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Fleming, Mr. William Kerr, of ...
... J ohkbob, pr, Eaq. Jonathan w asm, Eeq Mr. Richard Coupland, Mr. Geo. C. Clank, „ Joseph Habbisob, { „ Joseph Coulston, „ Thomas Gabdreb, „ John Aldren, „ Wilson ?? „ John Holland. Mr. C. P. Kelsall, Hon. Sec. THE public are moet respectfully informed ...
... The distance from the sipal handle to the station is 94 yards one foot The engine went off as fast as it could go. Bryan Thomas Hodgson examined by Mr. Blair.— l am a grocer at Poulton. I was at the station the 18th of November, a little before 9. Slinger ...