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... On the 14th mat., Parsonage, near Rotherham, the wife the Rev, Thomas M. R. Barnard, of a daughter. Leeds On Monday last, the parish church, Mr. Johnson Covlson, to Mrs. Elizabeth Stead, both of this town. Monday last, at tbe parish churcb, Mr. Wm. H ...
... Jus.—On the 11th instant, at her resdence, the Wellington Hotel, Lecds, aged 52, Barah, relict of Mr Thomas Jubb, innkeeper, Fusy.—Same day, aged 12, Catharine, second daughter of M Christopher Firby, of Leeds. BurTiawosTa —Bame day, sged 15 weeks, Eliza ...
... ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIAL of the medicinal properties FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH forwarded Mr. Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, from W. Smith, Esq IS, St. Marfc'a-terraee, Brompton, London, 10th May, ' Sia.—Tan yean ago, I was induced give jrou opinion, founded ...
... Rookery, and occu- pied by Michael Me. Vav, Thomas Ro.inson, and others, aa Tenants. Lot 5. TWO COTTAGES, situate in the Maltkiln Fokl, in Addingham, one being now occupied by Patrick Tigh, and the other by Thomas Giil, aa Tenants. Lot ti. TWO other COTTAGES ...
... Walker, Joseph Walker, John Wbitaker, Francis Dibb. and Thomas Hall. Lot «. Ad those THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining Weatwardly noon Lot S. with Outbuildings, now in ths Occu- pation of Thomas Myers. Mrs. Whitaksr, and Mrs. Hutchinson. Lot 7. All those ...
... Iddison. 4 J. Thomas b. Iddison 14 c. J. Morton, b. Clarke .. 4 Thewiis, b. Iddison c. Andctson, b. Mace . 0 G. Berry, b. Darnton 2 b. PenroM 23 c. Penrose, b. Iddison 9 c. Penrose, Iddison . 2 Macdonald, b. 0 not out 2 J.C. Thomas, b, lddison b ...
... ; Mr. Thomas Parker, of Halifax, druggist ; Mr. Thomas Pearson, of Halifax, linen draper; Mr. John Bownas Roberts, of Hortou, agent ; Mr. Wm. Rouse, of Bradford, worsted spinner ; Mr. Samuel Rawnsley, of Halifax, brush manufacturer; Mr. Thomas Simpson ...
... arrangement eventually was, that Mr. Hardy became entitled to a mortgage upon the new chapel to the amount of £600. in addition to his mortgage of £200 upon the old chapel. In 1842 Mr. Hardy died, and by his will Mr. Cozens Hardy became his executor, and entitlecf ...
... Benjamin James and Thomas Gird wood Hardie, Newport, builders, Jan. Feb. 23. Sols., Bachelor, Newport; Sevan, Bristol. John I'etrie, Devonport, confectioner, Jan. 20, Feb. 17. Sol., El wort Plymouth. DECLARATION OF TIIVIDENDS.—Thomas Lamplugh, Great Driffi ...
... Mitchell, worsted spinner, Keighley. James Wilson, innkeeper, Bowling. Itichard Hardy, merchant, Kingston-upon-Hull. George Armitage, John Frankish, William Prankish, and Thomas Parker, railway carriage manufacturers, Sheffield. William Gregoiy, toy maker ...
... Alfred Wrigley and the Rev. J. J. Dixon, Clement William Hardy Cozens Hardy, Esq., of Cley Hall, Norfolk, eldest son of W H Cozens Hardy, Esq., of Letheringsett Hall, to Helen Fernelby daughter of Thomas C. Wrigley, Esq., of Woodfleld Lodge, Huddersfield. ...
... found on his father's premises, buried under some flags. The case against Thomas Wilson rested on Overend's evidence, and he was Acquitted, while his brother was again Convicted.—Thomas and John Wilson were then arraio'ned o'ned for stealing a sheep belonging ...