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... eldest daughter of Mr. SABIuRL HEALD, surgeon, all of this town. Same day, at Salem chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. Thomas Jowett, Mir. THOMAS EHIRST, grocer, Pudsey, to Miss MARXY RHoCDs, of Bradford. Same day, at the parish church, Ottsy, by the Rev. J ...
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... daughter. No On the 19th inst., in Eaton-square, London, the wife of Iin GATHORNE HARDY, Esq., of a daughter. In, On Thursday, at the Welelyan chapel, Bramley ?? T. Dicken, Mr. THOMAS ho Bi ose pnnssno h r late Mr. Joseph Nowell, cnrtrfopui ?? bury, to LoorSA ...
... James Catton, Richard Petch; Wm. aWaterhouoe, euper. Pateley Bridge-Wui. Patker, Thomas 1H. Rodham. Pontafract-Thomas Duni. Wm Dawson. antu,.l Simmons, Robert Inglis; Thomas loxonesuper. Cleckhednton o -JacobTarvey. Yeadon nearLeeds)-JohnlImes(,n. Wood ...
... of a son. - On the 4th inst.. in Park-street, Ripon, the lady Of THOMAS g BSS ASKWITH, Esq., of twins, aeson and daughter. On the 31st nIT., at Beilby Grauge, the 'wife of EDWD, HARDY, WI Lociq., of a daughter. 9a be - Aftarftl. Ca On Thursdsay, at Market ...
... fixed. PERJURY AT HUDDERSFigLD,' JAMES TAYLOR (48) was charged wilth perjury at Hluddersfield, on the 4th of May last. Mr. HARDY prosecuted; Mr. OvnREND was for the defence. On the above day, an information against a manufacturer named Sykes, under the ...
... Lomberdale Hall, tihe lady of TnowAS BATtIIAN. Rsg., of a son ard heir. On the Ilth lnst., at Odsall House, the wife Of CitAs. HARDY. Esq , of a son. to Jan. 19. at MAZagon, Bombay, the Wife Of W. P. FAViIELL, IEsq.. railway Contractor, of a sun. eiec fhrfte) ...
... charged with night gard. St poaching, at Dewebury. on the list Nov. last. resol i- Mr. Ovearorie, was for the prosecution; Mr. HARDY defended blase Is the prisoner, hos bI e- The prosecutor, John Haigh, Esq. preserves the game on cer- appe ry tain land belonging ...
... EMAIulT, Esg., Of lia this han'nto ANE Hoa, oldst daghterof EMANUEL EMMET, th Same ttay, t ?? chael, Sainland, by the Rev. cli Thomas laston EDWARD youngst sonof AMr. C. T. TIFFANY, pr- brush manracturer of thistown, toMARY ELLHN, third hai daughter ofMr. ...
... vstberby, 7th September. 1852. Rr ~ h ffairs of the late Mr. THOMAS 1 '-ALLEN BY, of Ryther. In thre county of York, Farmer.- 4al l'ersoos whohave any clims upon th estate of the late in All THOMAS ALIAINBY, are requestedto send In the pa t o 24r~iars~ their ...
... catalogue ; but we were also much pleased to observe the first-rate workmanship of our townsmen, Mr. F. Jackson, Mr. Hope, and Mr. Thomas Hall, in their res- pective departments of painting, gilding, and ornamental wood, lavished upon the house itself. The carvings ...
... RSoN, most of Ilkley, to Miss RACHOL CLAPHAMI, Of Denton. ENI On Wednesday weak, at St. James's churcll. Halifax, aMr. Wrs. TH~OMAS, auctioneer, to aIARY, relict of Mir. JosEPH BOT. Ha ToslLxY, atone morahlant, Idle. with Same day, at the Friends' Meeting-house ...