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... Holmes. I ?? Shovelton, Martin Jubb, Peter I Featherstone; James Hopewell, Supernumerary. Alfori-John Nicholson, Thomas Hughes; Rober Bryant, Thomas Cocking, Supernumeraries Coningsby-William Bramford, who shall change wit% the Ministers of the Boston and ...
... life, and sentenced him to four years' penal servitude. Thomas Swales, 19, Mary Ann Richardson, 24, and Thomas Smith, a man of colour, aged 28, were charged with a burglary in the house of D er. Thomas Wison, of the Nun Wind Corn Mill, Biehopthorpe-road, ...
... of the late Thomas Scotobburn, Esq. ?? Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Harrison, ESG, both of Driffleld. October 19, at the Parish Church, Priffield, by the Rev Gee. Alen, incumubent, litr Samuel Eardy, bricklayer, son of Mr Hardy, farmer, Eisweil ...
... second dauihter of Mr. Hirasmc Portenfield, all of that place.- May 12, at Christ Church, by the Rev. James Thompson, M.A., Mr. Thomas Skelton Brown, cabinet-maker, of Toronto, Canada West, N.A., to Ruth, second daughtcr of the late Mr. Jolan Shipley, of B ...
... aged So years, Mr. John Hardy Val. I, lance, much respected by a large circle of friends. ir April 6, in this town, aged 70 years, John Noble Pickering, Api'l 3, InL this town, Mr; John Lamnploughi, youngest see of Mr. Thomas Lamplough, foracerly of ...
... of Mr. Bailey, cowkeeper, both of Hull. August 18, at Sculcoates Church, in this town, by the Rev: T. S. Bonnid, Mr. Joseph Hardy, to Hannah Lambe, both oE this place. August 26, at St. Mary's, Sculcoates; by the Rev. T. S. Bonnin, Mr. Wm. MarrIott, farmer ...
... are both gone. One of the men, named Thomas Dove, and also the two ladn, are not yet found. The carpenter, John Thomas, Abraham Harkup, and myself are thoe saved. The captain has left a widow and two children. Thomas Dove was cook of the vessel, and is ...
... ' Huum ?? Mit- ford Castle, Northemnbedrlaind.-,;m. / -. . *, * t-% May 2D, at Blyth, by the Rew..-John Mide, A, vir, .r Thomas Bell, of Caville Hatll; near Howden, to .Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Geowge Cross, of Tosxqrtb,.near.Bawtr. . Jue 3, at the ...
... attendance of the father of the deceased. James Wilson, charged with stealing a jacket, the property of Thomas Wilkinson, was remanded to Mouday. MIONDAY. Thomas Thornton was charged with being drank and assaulting P.C. Scott (1.3) in Myton-street last night ...
... Matthhews and Co. ; 9, ?? 9. Barlow end Bee- croft; 10, L. and J. Sampson; 11, Thomas Sanderon: - 12, J. S. Richardson; 13, P. H. and R. N. Harker- 14, John Searby; 15, Thomas Johnson and Co. ; 16; Wright Brothers and Co.; 17, M. and B Keighley; 18, James ...
... with the bill diwcouinters. His statement of 3irl'r it' 18rs showed lthat he tihen ow'd Raysor ''n0 Wells -LLS 0, and Roberb Hardy 92i5. They fouud that in June he liad pledged £1.50 worth of stock, and ilso that lie had borrovied ?? from tbhe Gre3hamn Com- ...
... ici dd fa It `Dmitted to ~B'cley'6 i u'mti'F ?? Sandll Hardy'and'Thomas ShpeB fr-eeat 'with Mr. Jordaii Clark, of Reighton weech$edb ~'th~'ir 'master with disord,&rly edliut'nhssre.-2 'Hardy' was committed for three 'ouotieadSily to ar, six. weeks ...