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... a few days' Ulness, in her 47th year, Elizabeth, wile of Mr. John Lief, late of arum, deeply lamented. Same day, at Kirkby Sigston, aged 63, Mr. Wm. Rudd. Same day, at Filey, in her 90th year, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of that place, widow. Same day, at Beverley ...
... Crimes an Casualties. TUE ROBBERY OF MR. HOWARD'S SHOP AT Marten. ;a —The —The three men who have been in custody on semmon of being concerned in the late robbery o f Mr. Howard 's shop, in Market-street. Manchester, were again brought before the Magistrates ...
... THE MAY DAY FESTIVITIES. Morning. —The holiday sounding First of May,” fell the Sunday this year, and was, therefore, celebrated the day following. The good Old Borough Town has acquired no mean reputation for the spirite I and tasteful manner in which ...
... solicitor. Same day, at Osmotherley, aged 82, Mr. Thos. Wright, of that place, butcher. Same day, at West Hartlepool, aged 52, Ann, wife of Mr. James Sigsworth, builder. Same day, at Beverley, aged 83, Ann, widow of Mr. George Stephenson. Same day, after a short ...
... matrimonial alliance we hear, is on the topic between fl Mr. William LOWlbi ' ihe Hbthl I'urkp. tiik i posi' ration the I iiah.in ..f Natal, and w largo u, l.wnbtnli, i.i '' lUP dUinLif || ...
... RtS., ?? Ice., &o., on Toes. eul day, Itie 17rls day of May. tn tre' 111th yosr or rtse reign of her Q, most grartous Maheaty Queen Vietorta, and in the -yeas- of Ousr thas Lard 1853. Hesry Blundelt, Esq., mayor; William Hunt i Perusals, Esq., sholiff; ...
... WEDNESDAY NEXT, and Thbee foclo wing Days, under distinguished Patronage. Tbe Boors will be Open each Day at 11 a.m., ana Close at 5 p.m. Admittance -.-First Day, 2«. ; Second Day, 25. ; Third Day, Is. ; Fourth ...
... Leeds, Tuesday, 0 f wheat, the arriTSis since Ft'day, being 5,332 quartet«, Trade was brisk to-day, at 3a to 4s. advance from Fridar for both new and old. Barley was inquired for, and creeps in price. Oats were Id. per stone, and bcana is. to Sfe. per ...
... chack-clark the day of election. and got 10a ed for It. at bcar-ahop. Waa eopyinf naoira all tha day. My aaaa waa oot tar down that lam aware of. Want to Iba Croat Kaya when Clry and Lord Goderich cant in, but would not pro* mite them. William Mortimer, Pori ...
... helped to raise Miss Howard front the flow. Fortunately Hr. Harrison, of Piccadilly, was passing at the time, and seeing a eneed, entered the shop and findiog Mi-s Howard faint and hail her sent home in • cab. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs. Howard were sent for. Miss ...
... of Leeds. Same day, at Kirkby Malzeard, sincerely regretted his family, aged 27, William, youngest son of the late Mr. John Robinson, of Low Fields. Thursday, the 16th inst., at Howden, aged 76. Mrs. Ruth Voase, much respected. Same day, at Bury St. Edmunds ...
... Same day, at Scarbro', aged 28, Mr. John Irvin, clerk to the Improvement Commissioners. On Monday, the 9th inst., at Beverley, aged 74, Mr. Japeth Dnncan, gentleman. Same day, aged 77, Mrs. Wetherill, of tbe Dandy Mill, near Pontefract. Same day, aged ...