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... speech, aft _*r which the company was addressed by Messrs. Sam. Holds- >orth, James Leach, John Clough, Jonas Tordofl; W. Thomas, and others ; and then Mr. John Howarth, in a very suitable and affecting manner, presented the watch as a to'ien of the Lodge's ...
... Littlewood, Heaton Norris, cotton spinners— Jones and Lea, Liverpool, coal merchants— Beaven and Smith, Peck- ham, drapers— Thomas and Son, Rochester, grocers— Binns and Co., Mirfield, cotton card makers— Gilkes and Co., War- rington, engineers— Lmg and ...
... Audit. At eleven o'clock. — The same, adjourned. Last examina- tion and proof of debts from Bth Feb.. At eleven o'clock. — Thomas Collett, and Jos. Smith, cotton spin- ners, Ossett, near Wakefield. Audit joint estate ; do. separate estate of T. Collett ...
... Providence Street, \\ hite Abbey. Same day, at Richmond. Terrace, Hortoo, Williani, infant sonoi ilr. Thomas Brown, manufacturer Same day, aged SS, Mr. William Hardi-wood, of J«_M- Slreet, Horton. Same day, Caroline, wife of Mr.JLaniea titchininan, rihett Bridge ...
... occupation of Thomas Holmes, and containing together about one acre and one rood. And also all those Four COTTAGES or DWEL- LING-HOUSES adjoining the said Mill, now in the respective occupations of Thomas Waite, John Smith, James Smith, and Thomas Holmes. The ...
... Clark, to Mrs. -lizabeth Robinson, both or this town. On Mondaylaat, at our parish church, Mr. Win. Hodg. •on, to Miss Mary Hardy, both of Shipley. Same day and place, Mr. Charles G^y, to Miss Sarah Oarside, both of Low Moor. Same day at the parish church ...
... oom, Northumberland Court, Strand ; for the purpose of promoting a declaratory Act or Bill, to amend the Act of 1847. Mr. Thomas Pitt, of Dunkinfield, presided, and a series of resolutions were passed embodying the general features of opposition to the ...
... assaulted George Spenceley, and robbed him of one sovereign, one shilling and sixpence, and other articles, his pro- perty. Mr. Hardy prosecuted and Mr. Overend defended the prisoners. The prosecutor lives at Thornton Heights, near Bradford, was proceeding ...
... occupation of Thomas Holmes, and containing together about one acre and one rood. And also all those Four COTTAGES or DWEL- LING-HOUSES adjoining the said MiU, now in the respective occupations of Thomas Waite, John Smith, James Smith, and Thomas Holmes. The ...
... (21), and James Oates (21), were charged wiih the manslauphter of Margaret Dug- gan, at Tong. Mr. Overend prosecuted, and Mr. Hardy de- fended. ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER, AT TONG. The deceased was a woman of dissolute habits, and having come out of the House of ...
... occupation of Thomas Holmes, and containing together about one acre and one rood. And also all those Four COTTAGES or DWEL- LING-HOUSES adjoining the said Mill, now in the respective occupations of Thomas Waite, John Smith, James Smith, and Thomas Holmes. The ...
... direction, and at all times, his most por- tentous official shillelah, a la Donnybrook Fair. The Rev. G. S. Bull, rector of St. Thomas's, Birmingham — a gentleman well known in Yorkshire— -has been presented with a polyglott Bible, by the poorer portion of ...