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... area- borough Alderwick Thomas, Thirsk Anderson John andSamael, Fern, Humber Ward, Hull Anderson Samuel Joseph, Leeds Andrew James, Wbibby Ashby Thomas, Leeds Baggaley Thomas, North Myton, Hull Barker Thomas, Leeds Beaumont Thomas, Bever- ...
... IMatchester, to Aline Carr, of Scarbro', second daeu hter f, late Thomas Cart', Esq, of Doncaster. Jarnary 30, at the Registrar's Office, Mr Win. Coolssn, lale shipbuilder, to Lucy Hardy, boal of thistowsn. February 4, at Crowle, by the Rev - Aleroft, ...
... lull. December 20, at Hull, after a lingering illnes3, aged 73 years, Hannah, relict of the late Mr. James Hardy, and mother of Mr. George Hardy, High-street. Lately, in the Charter-lhouse, Hull, after many years of suffering, at an advanced age, Benin ...
... Park, anedsworth. Staf'ord- 12 shire, aged 65 years, Eliza, reliet of Mr Thomas Eeddy, of the 50 Y.l ' farea, Pickering. t9 May 9, at C owle, Thomas Batty, infant son of Mr Thomas Jauclue'. - May f, at Brighton, after a loan affliction, aged 41 years, ...
... lettuce 1 G Hardy, 2 J B1r3 ?? lettuce 1 J Burnett, 2 G Hardy-Kjidney potats55 1 H Bust, 2 B ?? potatoesi R Newby, 2 G Hardy -Onions I W Oldfield, 2 G Hardy-Carrots 1 J Checselae, - R Hall-Turnips 1 G Hardy, 2 H Bust-Peas in pod I 3 LoadeY, ...
... John, Bygott, Esq, Glebe Farm, of a son. M arrt ag eg. November 22, at Sculcoates Church, Hull, by tbe Rev T S. Bonnin Mr Thomas SLoCdnleaI, to Eliza, daughter of Ur Obte. Story of Hull. November 22, at Sculcoates Cburch, Hull, by the Rev T. 2 Bonnin ...
... Bonnin, \m. King, EMq, of Belfast, to Miss Eliza Anne rUnkles, of Story-street, in this town. May 18, at Burringlahra, Mr Thomas Parrot, of Winterton,to Mies Sarah Ann Keightley, of Burringham. May 13, at Christ Church, Bridliegton Quay, by theRevJas ...
... Crouch, 2nd ..the Women of Scripture. P Ellen Bradley, 8rd ?? Truth is always best. Robest Smith, let ?? The Leisure Ilour. ti Thomas Callaghan, 2nd;. Extraordinary men, tbeir Willia Lamb,3rd I boyhood and early life. a WilliSm mb, 3rd ?? Something for the ...
... o'clock, a bale of cotton was discovered on fire under No 10 Humber- dock shed by Mr John Hodgkinson, in the service of Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co., who informed P.C. 105, and he extinguished it with a few buckets of water. ABIATEUR STIEErT BANfDS ...
... prosecuted, and Mr C. Fester, who appeared 81 for the prisoner, called the following witnesses as to cha. t ?? Thomas Butterfield, farmer; Mr Thomas Feather, innkeeper and shopkeeper; and Mir Eaatwood, a brewer, all of Halifax, who spoke of the prisoner in ...
... adjoining Lot 1 on the east, and now in the occupations of Messieurs W. H. Cook, A. Thomapson, J. Hioldewortli, J. Gonday, C. Hardy, J. :Hardy, and 1st. CasrrieHs. This Lot is Freehold; comprises 234 square yards, t and produces an annual rental of £39. The D ...
... amongst those which attracted our attemttion. They are nearly all hardy, and arejust unfold- I ing. In amother part we met witbl the Californian plant ,(awothus mfentaice. It is not generally hardy out of doors, acid it is the only specimen in the gardens. The ...