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... Quay, the Lev. J. Thomtutou. M.A.. incumbent. Mr. WUhas to Alias Margaret Langton. both of that plaoe. the 27th ult., S»t Thomas's Church. Scarborough, the Bev. Thus, lliibbs. Air. Robinson Mooring, manner, laabclla Hanbotham. on the 37th nit, et the ...
... ?? c~tppiitg. 1 i SALE 13Y PRIVATE CON- i ?? Carvel-built SLOOP, ha7 '1loils. s -f ...
... BONUS. STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Chief Office—4l, Moorgate-Street, London. Trustees. Richard Bealey, Esq., Manchester. Thomas Farmer, Esq., London. Jamrs Heald, Esq., M.P., Stockport. John Robinson Kay, Esq., Bury. Frederick Mildred, Esq., Nicholas ...
... Mary Ann Pennock, both of that place. On Sunday, the 27th ult., at St. Thomas's church, Scarbro', by the Rev. T. Phibbs, Mr. Robinson Mooring, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. Thomas Rawbotham. Same day, at the Primitive Methodist chapel, Scarbro', Mr. Geo ...
... upon this knotty point the occasion of the appearance of a man named Thomas Clark, of Manchester•road, before his betters the Borough Court, on Monday. Policeman Roper, found Thomas the other night beating his wife, and that too west severely. Ihe constable ...
... Leeda, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Wood, Aberford. Knareebro—Jan. 30, the parish ohuroh, by the Rev. Thomas Richardson, M.A., the Rev. Cbarles Bailey, only son of Charles R. Bailey, Esq., of Brotton, in tbe oounty of York, to Elisabeth ...
... Ogleforth, in this city. Same day, aged 12 months, James, son of Mr. Thomas R. King, of Parkgate, Wensleydale. On Monday, the 21st ult., at Bridlington Quay, aged 82, Ann, relict of Mr. Michael Hardy, of Bridlington, farmer. On Friday, the ult., at the rectory ...
... week, a very excellent lecture on '* the land ol the bible,** was delivered ln ihe Holmfirth Wesleyan school-room, by Mr. Hardy, a returned missionary from Ceylon, and now stationed as a Methodist preacher at Todmorden. The attendance on the oocasion ...
... contains Three Sitting Rooms, Four Lodging Rooms, and Two Kitchens, and are now in the occupation of Mr. J. H. Thomas, Solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Beale. Lot 2.— A1l those Twelve DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Yard and Outbuildings belonging thereto, situate in ...
... Bart., the Rev. Geo. Mason, and H. F. Walker, Esq.— George Pressley, Thos. Garside, George Lnngton, Thomas Greaves, and William Taylor, were charged by Thomas Hancock, jun., with assaulting him on the 17th of January, at Worksop. The complaint was only made ...
... Street Police Office, on three occasions, gins and Elizabeth Smith have been exam'^'^jci l , charge of robbing Mr. Frederick Hardy Jewett. S / after having stupified him with chloroform. n . ]\o* f, week Mr. Jewitt was too ill to appear; on the Friday he ...
... ?? S;ALE ],Y P1{IVATE j., CON- 3 3iltAt1. asbtallt~ltial CatrvI- itilt SLOOP, rj~ttrihre l F tGI H[ HARDY, 62, High Street. 1 oti N2EW YORK, uith Goods ?? Passengers, to sail about the Ist 9welnt , eil or sooner should suflicient Goods r;12 C~cl-ilosllirt-~ ...