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... Youusr. to MIs- o-,as uranger, both of t December 14, at Bridlington, Mr Thomas Ililner, to Miss. Elizabeth Hatteraley, both of that place. Dcem.ber I0, at Bridlington, Mr Thomas Marshall, clbemist, to Miss Sarah Knaggs, both of Beverley. December 6, at ...
... March 1, at Hedon, aged 83, Mer Thomas flue, liahy yea1rs saddler in this place. February 28, at Bridlington, aged CII M Ars Frallcis Twviv3' February 28, at Barton, agea 76, Letitia lKitching, aoutito Richard and Thomas Hitching, of Queen-street, Hull ...
... of this town. May 5, in this towal, aged 82, Mr Thomas Etherington Nisbit, ?? Foundry, after a long and painful affliction; many years ,. on Staff of the East York Militia. ,May?7, in this town, Thomas Henry, infant son of Mr Thea. ?? hatter, news agent ...
... town, George, infant son of Mr J. C. Reinhardt, chemist, 22, Market-place. February 23, in this town, aged 2, Tom Hardy, son of Thoee Hardy Itirmen, of Hf.M, Customs. February 24, very suddenly, Arthur Boyes, infant son of Mr H. Cook, solicitor, of this ...
... Sedgewick. Se tember 14, at Sculcoates Church, in this town, by the Rev T S Bonnin, Mr Thomas Robinson Petlield, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Latus, shipwrlght. September 17, at the Parish Church, Sutton-owau-Luud, by the Rev William ...
... HULL POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. J TRAINING FOR A JACK S;EPrrARD.-Thomas Lyon, a g youth, was charged with stealing a quantity of cigars, c the property of Mrs Snmales, tobacconist, Carlisle-street. t About iune o'clock this morning four boys went into y the ...
... seurzol, Ist col- lection of produce.I Mr Thomas Wood (allotment and ?? parsley- iot and 2nd white celery, 1st scarlet dahiag. G Escritt, Dritlfeld-2nd dark fuchsia, ist nalceolarla, ist 3 verblinas, 2nd hardy herbaceous plant, ist and 2nd gladiolus, i5~p~sly ...
... Sanitary Tabes and Fire Bricks for ?? and Stores, CABE-LAsN, NEhW GRASS GOUDA and CANTER, CHEESES, of the finest quality. GEORGE HARDY, 71, High-street. WHEN YOU ASK FOR LENFIELD PATENT STARCH, SEE THAT YOU GET IT, as inferior kinds are often substituted. PubMi~sed ...
... alter a proof in the caso of a creditor named Hardy, who had omoney in the bank. Three days before the bank closed he pail a cheque for £63 to a Mr Clark, who, however, had eot presented it in time. Mr Hardy had proved for the full amount standing to his ...
... ramn (18 eortries)-l and 2, £10 and £5, Mr William Angus, BWinton; coenieided, Mr Thomas C Dixon, Braondes- burton Barff. Three shearlirug rains (5 entries)-1, £0, Mr Thomas C Dixon. Brandesburtoir Barff; 2, £2, Mr William Angas, Balnton. Aged ram (11 entries)-I ...
... that he was not there. Horrible to relate, however, two children, Thomas Gibbons, aged four years, and Joseph Gibbons, eighteen months, were found in bed with their throats cat. Thomas's throat was cut from ear to ear, and the child was quite dead. The ...
... incumbent of St. Thomas's churob. The l lecturer eloquently argued against the senseless and shallow policy we have hitherto pursued of fondling and t caressing the Hindoo religion. The proceeds of the lec- ture are to be given to St. Thomas's Church Schools ...