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... reachedathe scene of the- .oatastrophe. Lhe': boat picked up Captain H. Clarke,' the commander of the ship ; Thomas&%illing, a labourer * Thomas Mackay, the owner of the boat; and ta man unknown. Another of the survivors, John O'Hara, a. seaman, saved: ...
... the i metores as a Practice ground. Soon after the time Wed for the meeting the body of the bcall . as deneely ,rowded. Mr Thomas McCoy, the chairm, n ofo then psture masters,. was called to the chair, who opened - the proceedings by detailing the nature ...
... Longton, farmer, Bothesis rdut John Rowbottodm, farmer, Bothesford; Robert Johnson. butcher, Gainsbsro'; Thomas Smithson, farmer, Langtors; Jos- Hardy, farmer, Messinghiam; William Lee, farmer, Messing- ham; Win, Robinsons, farmer, East Ferry ; Thus. Rlowbottom ...
... Sons, the following gentlemen, namely : Mr. Broi'rick. Leeds; Mr. Brown, Hull; Mr. Petch, Scarbro’; and Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, Lincoln. The last-named gentlemen were the successful competitors. Presentation.- -On Monday evening, tin* workpeople in the ...
... *Thos. Carlyle Hwayward, Esq IThomas Vaunhan, Esq. *Thomas Hill, Esq. *Thomas Wheatley, Esq. AUDITORS. William Hopwood, Esq., and John Smith, Esq. IMEDIOAL OF1ICERS. Charles John Hare, Esq,, M.D.; Thomas Hawaksley, Esq., M.D. -SoLoiToa-Thomna Tayloe,XEsq ...
... crew. niciinga. and »r «* » ' aij , . w duiiolied .d.jeet of Mr. liamea a ami.; We mo infonned, the of thedr/ny j'jjwkcat Uv: hardy ylanl, llyt'ue. re Mrs. and dangntor aie re- , lt the «ieh of tin \ • • , (M I father must have been rejoiced to f that, ol ...
... afed 841 years, widow of the late Mr Thomas Wing, of South Frod ngham, Holdernes. January SO, in Regent-street, Anlaby-road, Catherlue Trotter, aged 84 years. January 26, at Hull, Theonas George, soa of Mr Thomas Simpson, Humber-dockgateman, aged 2 years ...
... Teasdale, and containing . 1 0 18 This lot fronts Northgate on the south, and adjoins the residence of Thomas Wilson, Esq., on the west, premises late of Mr Thomas Stain. ton on the east, and Lot 3 on the north. LOT 2.-A COTTAGE and GARDEN, situate on the south ...
... Monday, mariner, to , daughter of Mr James Mason. Hull—January 19th, Scolcoatee Church. by the Rev T. S. Bonnin, Mr Robt. Hardy, upholsterer, to Miss Christiana Horberry, both of Hull. Hull—Jaituary 96th, at St Paul's Church, by the Rev Richard Dawson ...
... Umhling.” Bills for tjuantities may he hail payment of 10s. 6d., and any other information obtained by applying to us. BELLAMY & HARDY. Architects and Surveyors. OfTiccs, Broadgate, Lincoln, January 25, ISOO. N.B.—No pledge is given to accept the lowest Tender ...
... building. - Bills of quantitieg may be had on payment of l0s 6d, and any other information obtained by applying to us, BELLAMY & HARDY, Architects and Surveyors; Offices-30, Broadgate, Lincoln. JanU,8tary 25 1860. N. 8-No 'pledge is given to accept the lowest ...
... eloved daughter of Mr Thomas Newton, druggist, Great Pas- February 8, at Hull, aged 27 years, Elizabeth, youngest daugh cer of the late Mr Robert Hardy, for many years mate of the Triton, of this port. February 6, at Hull, Mr Thomas Coates, aged 24 years ...