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... London Road. On the 31st ult. at the residence of his daughter, Livernpol- Boad, aged 78years, Mrr. Thomas Leab. . : On the 21st ult. aged 5Syears, Alr:'Thomas Percivell, of ProssiaW street, Ohllatm Road. At Gee's Place, in this city, aged 42 years, Jane, ...
... Dukinuield. Barnsley ?? Royston. Blackburn ?? e W. H. Cartwright. Bolton ?? . Thomas Dawvson, Chapel-street. Burnley ?? MI'Call, engineer. Bury ?? HY. H. Norris, solicitor. Chester Thomas Vernon Royle, solicitcr. Derby ?? , - J. Ratclifie, 40, Full-street. Halifax ...
... Cathedral, bv the Rev. W. Wilson, M.A., Vicar, Mr. Thomas Smith, of Lower Broughton, to Mrs. Martha Bibby, of Levensbulme. On the 14th inst., at Rostherne, by the Rev. Joseph Hordern, Vicar, Mr. Thomas Ireland, of Bollingto.i to Elizabeth, eldest daughter ...
... John- 'opson, Wood-street,'silk. weaver; Thomas Kay, Tbrostle Hall, tesilk weaver; Henry'Hartley, Wood-street; butcher; Robert' got' riscuilM rkttet, provision; dealer; Jamies: Pollitt,~ ?? tretstil.weaver; Thomas .Siveadelle;-Back othla. age joncr; John ...
... sID soll C0opany. keescsraHareys& ?? , Salisitrlidvd Field, Esq. t a Mr. Autdit0os. oh Wiil XrA nay Bailey. Mr. James R. Hardy. Bit !aagP irecn Cstablished uwrsof forty years,th olc0 iltsebeing th0osoof mutual assurance; and it th aot , taettives of ...
... Bankrupts, &c. Gazette Friday, February 15 BANKRUPTS. BLACKBURN David, Thomas PICKLES, David CRABTREE, and William BLACKBURN, Halifax, cotton spinners; March 5, April 9, Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy Sols Mr Robson, Halifax; and Messrs Cariss and ...
... l MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate near to the Brunswick Chapel, in Broad-street,4tendletonJ|ate the occupation of Mr. Thomas Bird.ycoirdirfcUfoJlwo commodious parlours, four good bed-rooms, scullery, pantry, and cellar, with a surgeryf r stalled stable ...
... Burgess- -2 2 mrs. j. bibby. Henry Burgess, jun • - 1 1 0 Small sums . 1 C 2 Small sums ••• 2 8 C Thomas Crallan, Esq. 0 0 PER THOMAS KIRK. ' MISS HOLME. Self 1 1 A Fnend 1 0 Small sums 11 Holme and Roberts •• 2 2 per miss Thompson. George Hodgin ...
... 13RIDGEST- ?? ODN i; Mr. INSTITUTEDADlot pot CH1AlRIrA'l,-MATTHEW;IHRRIOEq. t colds, DEcrTY. CHAeRANacv-JQHNHAPE LESNSeq -Mr. 'Thomas Starling IEqnson, Esq. Tee ila~lno Su- 3atoni; 'Jas. Whatmian' Iosafinuct, REsq. dci R patent 'Frederick IBuretner EO.DvdidalprEsq ...
... , after Landseer, Herbert, Wilkie, Hayter, Turner, Herring, Taylor, Mulready, Harvey, Challon, Grant fclie.l Stewart, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Danby, &c, some of w/ioJi>re in handsome curled oak and gold frames; tr/etb/r few excellent Drawings H. Bright; ...
... home from sickness,'and was under the care of Mr. Hardy. Towards the end of the week it was ?? thiat. the deceased waslabouraing under a fever and a Viderangedhistate of mind. OSturduy forenoon, Mr. Hardy -visited hispatient, and found him to be in such ...
... rectory of Norton-cum-Twycross, Leicestershire; the Rev. Samuel Tennyson Mosse, to the rectory of Chillesford, Suffolk; the Rev. Thomas Yard, to the rectory of Ashwell, Rutlandshire; the Rev. James Dewing, to the rectory of Dodbrooke, Devon Vicabages —The Rev ...