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... Suuday, Mr. Thomas Lee, slubber, to Miss Dinah Dun well both of Beeston. On Sunday, Mr. William Wescoe, cordwainer, Miss Emm? Dalley, both of Leeds. On Sunday, Mr. James Walker, mechanic, to Miss Saloma Wade, both of Wortley. On Suuday, Mr. Thomas Woodward ...
... ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIAL of the medicinal properties FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH forwarded Mr. Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, from W. Smith, Esq IS, St. Marfc'a-terraee, Brompton, London, 10th May, ' Sia.—Tan yean ago, I was induced give jrou opinion, founded ...
... Benjamin James and Thomas Gird wood Hardie, Newport, builders, Jan. Feb. 23. Sols., Bachelor, Newport; Sevan, Bristol. John I'etrie, Devonport, confectioner, Jan. 20, Feb. 17. Sol., El wort Plymouth. DECLARATION OF TIIVIDENDS.—Thomas Lamplugh, Great Driffi ...
... former 6 months, the latter no bill. Thomas Smith (58), s. property at Ovenden, 3 months. Thomas Earnshaw (36), embezzling money, 12 months. James Robinson alias John Me. Donald (19), s. property at Bradford, 7 years. Thomas Sutcliffe (18), s. bread Halifax ...
... sold. Mr. Hardy.—What is the highest value you can put upon all those things Witness.—They are not worth much. Mr. Hardy.—Are they worth ss. ? Witness.—They are worth more. The Chairman.—Are there any more articles ? Mr. Blansiiard.—No. Mr Hardy.—Every place ...
... Leach, Mr. A. England, and Mr. D. W. Sharp. Tbe following voted for the amendment:—Mr. Hulbert, Mr. W Scott, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Thomas, Mr. J. Dean, Mr. White, Mr. J. Sharp, Mr. E. Sharp, Mr. A. Sharp, Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. J. Snowden, Mr. W. Waddington ...
... p. of Thomas Elliott; Joseph Allsopp, s. potatoes, the p. ol Thomas Jones. To be Imprisoned 7 Months.—Edward Thackray, s. wearing apparel, the p. of W. M. Taylor. To be Imprisoned Months.—Wm. Gozzard, s. lead, the p. of Edward Germaine ; Thomas Foulston ...
... Rogers, stealing a silk umbrella, die, tho property of Thomas Luty.— Henry Porter, stealing a pair of women's boots, the property of George Hilton.—Thomas Wright, stealing copper, the property of Thomas Whitehead.—James Brown, stealiug lead from house ...
... reference to the formation, present state, and future prospects of the missions the colony ol tbe Cape. On the motion of C. Hardy Esq seconded by Josa. Pollard, Esq., a vote of thanks was given to bis lordship for his visit and for the information which ...
... parish church, Leeds, Mr. Thomas Taylor, tinner aud brazier, York, to Mrs. Ann Fisher, of Leeds. Tuesday, by license, the parish church, Leeds, Mr. William Gerber, merchant, Horsforth, to Harriett, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Goodall, builder, Leeds ...
... Robinson, four sixpences. Twelve mouths' imprisonment. Thomas Ward, 24, stealing, Halifax, a box of cigars, the property of Thomas Morrist Three months' imprisonment. Patrick Diel alias Doyle, 18, and Thomas Wood, 18, stealing Batley, two hundredweight of rags ...
... CHAPEL. Morning at i-nast Ten, by Rev. EDWARD I. HARDY, from India. Evening atSixibyßev. JOHN RATTEN BURY. WESLEY CHAPEL. Moraine- Ten, by Rev. WM. ARTHUR, M.A.,fromLondon. Evening,' Six, Rev. EDWARD I. HARDY. In the Afternoon, UNITED SERVICES for THE YOUNG ...