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... On the 14th mat., Parsonage, near Rotherham, the wife the Rev, Thomas M. R. Barnard, of a daughter. Leeds On Monday last, the parish church, Mr. Johnson Covlson, to Mrs. Elizabeth Stead, both of this town. Monday last, at tbe parish churcb, Mr. Wm. H ...
... of which purported to be accepted by thie same John Thomas. This bill was returned dishonoured, but the prisoner provided the money for it, and paid it to Mr. Fox as from John Thomas. Mr. John Thomas, auctioneer, of Manchester, stated that fourteen years ...
... worsted spinner, Chester-street. BradfordâOn Monday last, aged Mr. Jambs Mab-street. HortonâOn Sonday last, aged 89, Mr. Thomas Marsdks, overlooker, Tnmhtlng-bill. BradfordâOn Sunday last, aged 17, Jambs Wravraut Bolton road. ' BradfordâOn Sunday ...
... day, Mr. Thomas Stead, bricklayer, to Mrs. ihristiana Sunderland, aU of Leeds. On Saturday, at the parish chnrch, Leeds, Joseph, second son of Ir. James Tinker, hearth-rug manufacturer, Leeds, to Elizabeth, ldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Bayfield ...
... Wakefield—On Urn 10th Inat., aged 38, Mia Sarah Frank, of Hardy-street. Wakefield—On tbe lsth tnit., aged 74, Mr. David Lawton of Kh-fcfate. Rilaton, near Skipton—On the 7th mat., aged 86, Mr. Thomas Dean, for more than 60 years servant to the late Mr. Waddilove ...
... Festival in tbe Crystal Palace. Principal TocsJlsts— Mrs. SUNDERLAND, Miss HELENA WALKER, Miss NEWBOUND, Mr. WYLBE COOPER and Mr. THOMAS, together with Fall BAND and CHORUS. Leader, Mr. HADDOCK. Conductor, Mr. SPARK. J. N. DICKINSON, Hon. Sec. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ...
... November 1, 1651. To Mr. Thomas Walker. Sir,—ln reference to your Stoves, I know, from six years' experience, that they are the safest, most cleanly, and economical that can be used. —H. Hardy, Northampton, November 5, ISSI. To Mr. Thomas Walker. WALKER'S ...
... November 1, 1851. To Mr. Thomas Walker. Sir, —In reference to your Stoves, I know, from six years' experience, that they are the safest, most cleanly, and economical that can be used.—H. Hardy, Northampton, November 5, 1851. To Mr. Thomas Walker. WALKER'S ...
... Baines, Sir Joseph Copley, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fairbairn, Mr. Hugo Meynell Ingram, Mr. Henry Rich, M.P., and Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., The Marriage of the Princess Royal. A supplement to the London Gazette contains the official account of tbe marriage ...
... Akroyd. Esq., M.P. 100 0 0 . 10 0 0 Rev. J. A. Rhodes 100 0 0 . 10 0 0 F. F. Whitehead, Esq 100 0 0 . 10 0 0 Charles Hardy, Esq. 100 0 0 . 10 0 0 E. B. Wheatley-Balme, Esq 100 0 0 10 0 0 John Calverley, Esq MO 0 0 6 0 0 G. S. Beecroft, Esq., M ...
... Davey R. Lincoln Earl Walsh Sir Joha Davie Sie Henry ~ Lowe Robert Walter John Deasy Richard Luce Thomas Warre J. A. De Vere 8. Macarthy Ales. Wegnelin Thomas | Deverenx John M‘Caun James Western 8. Divett Edward Mackie J. Westhead J. P. Dobson J. G. Maguire ...
... coroner, at the Rose and Crown Inn, top of Westgate, on the body of Sarah Coulan, aged two years and ten months, the daughter of Thomas Coulan, itinerant glazier, who died at the Infirmary on Saturday evening, from injuries received from fire on Friday afternoon ...