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... , r - Lancaster. Mr. At Low ftarall both of Halloa, oarnpn',,,, A , lately, Mr. Jonathan Cnlverlv. Beifiliam ' dau « John Hardy, both of Same nlaee on ay. t-~ i. to Miss Esther Wain • 1 1 Jaraes * ox carpenter, At Lee in Kent r°J - [l ' e,ltl,a'[l ...
... Stattars, to Miss Sarah Blackburn, both of Halton. At the Parish Charch, on the 29th alt, by the Rev. R. Gwillym, ineumbent, Mr Thomas Ewebank, of Croglin, Kirkby Ireleth, slate-river, to Miss Ellen Spark-bridge, near Ulver- ston; sametime and place, Mr John ...
... Scotforth. » » Thomas Brewer, Isaac Towers, farmer, Scotforth. yeoman, Quernmore, ” James Cottam, fa rmer, Quernmore, ” William Dickinson, farmer Quernmore ” Wi liam Parkinson, miller, Quernmore » Thomas Townson, farmer, Quernmore. ” Thomas Carter, farmer ...
... Ortou, and Mr. t Proceeded home with it himself. FORTUNE. ithlH the past week an authentic legal announcement has been made Thomas Strickland, carpet-weaver, living Caroline-street, ill this town, that is heir-at-law to - the estates Miss Burns, of Cringlemire ...
... 6th, the Rev. John Jenkins. Mr. John Hardy, piano lorte maker, bee is, to Elizabeth, only daughter the late Mr. John Porter Kitchen, of lverston. , Sunday last, at the Komlsh Chapel, Lawkland, near Settle, Mr. Thomas Hou'jhton. cosl miner, lugleton, Miss ...
... Rectory of Norton-cnm-Twvcross, Leicestershire. The Rev. SamuelTennyson Mosse, to the Rectory of Chillesford, Suffold. The Rev. Thomas Yard, to the Rectory of Ashwell, Rutlandshire. The Rev. James Hewing, to the Rectory of Dodbrooke, Devon. VICAKAGES. The Rev ...
... the case of Thomas v. Roberts, Vice-Chaucellor Knight Bruce gave judgment. The case had come before the Court on the petition of an infant named Tiomas, by Frederick Peter Ripley, his next of kin, prayiig that his father, George Robinson Thomas, a member ...
... Stationer, Wigton. Cth July, 1850. VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE Assortment of «lass, China, and Earthenware, gelling: Off Prime Cost. , THOMAS WEBSTER BEGS to return his sincere thanks for the liberal Patronage he has had in the above Business for the last fourteen ...
... Special Sessional 8 ettillff Ask for GOUT AND RHEUMATIC Ward at Ambleside, in the saad «SSh»»fce# ' - ' the and address of Thomas that certain Parishes. ami ,„ tlicir opinion 229, Stra,d, London, impressed upon the Gotioned, within the said y 1 - ' ...
... annuals, biennials, and perennials, and various shrubs which stand too close in their seedling beds. The propagation of half-hardy plants for next season should be commenced as soon as that of the hardier species mentioned in former weeks' calendars is completed ...
... Johnson, Esq. .. 110 William Johnston, Esq 0 John Kenyon, Esq 0 0 George H. Kinderley, Esq 110 Rev. Charles Kingsley.jun 110 Thomas Landseer, Esq. .. ..110 Rev. C. J. Laprimaudaye .. ..220 Miss Lawrence 110 Austen H. Layard, Esq 0 J. G. Lockhart, Esq 0 0 ...
... Freehold PROPERTY ea'lled KENT PLACE, fronting the River, below the foot of Lowtber Street, Kendal, and formerly the Residence of Thomas Cooksou, Esq. Also all the DYEHOUSES, WAREHOUSES,extensive GARDENS, and BUILDING GCOUND immediately adjoining thereto, together ...