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... ott, Biikenhead. To W K KEPEHB and Othese! BY Mk THOMAS TKAYKRBI, Tuesday next, the instant Two o'clock, No. 6, Upper KBeex street, Liverpool rVIHK STOCK of MILCH COWS and other Ifffeets of Mr. Thomas who declining Ihebetoess f«mb9 To TIMBER MERCHANTS ...
... twin daughter of Mr. Thomas Platt, Decre-hill, Rock Ferry. PnATr-Jan. 3, at 78, Whiteileld-lane, Everton, agsd years, Isabella, daughter of Mr. Thomas Pratt. PaRtO-Jan. 4, at her residence, 47, Shaw-street, Hannab, widow of Thomas 0. Prior, Esq. TysoN-Nov ...
... maulfac- Sage, Thomas jun., Chawleigh, Daevonshire, mason, Sedman, William, Searborough, baker. Smathers, Thomas, Great Saughall, Cheshire. Smith, J.,, Cheshunt, Hertforfishire, furniture dealer. Stokes, John, Nottingham, grocer. Thomas, William, Falmouth ...
... Birth, arrlaje or Death ean be iserted unless authenticate by the name address of the sender. BIRTHS. BOOTH-March 26, at 1, Hardy-street, the wife of Mr. F. Booth, of a daughter. CURRIE-March 30 the wife of Mr. James Currie, Vine Cottage, Holt Hill, of ...
... HAIGIr-GLRENFrLL-April 15, at the parish church, Childwall, by the Rev. H. Haigh, assisted by the R1ev. Thomas Chambers, Reginald, second eon of Thomas Haigh, Esq., Elm Hall, Wavertree, to Flora, fourth daughter of Admiral Grenfell, I.B.N. Klfi1nIM-LLoYD-April ...
... by the death of Sir Charles hut Phipps is to be filled jointly by General Grey and tioi Si Thomas Biddulph. Major Sir John Cow-ell is rail to succeed Sir Thomas Biddulph as master of her I Majesty's household. qu( The telegraph has lately been extended ...
... a holebrik,. with wbxch M'Hardy saw hii strike the warder Ivo or ?? tmes ou the head. When M'Hardy seized 11h said' You can only hang me; t to ,iwhiohie W irdy ¢eplied that he would choke him. if he made any movement. M'Hardy dragged him to the entrance ...
... Tiul5nBY-SXYTI-'Nov. 26, at Kirkthorpe, Yorbhhiro, by the Rev. William Thursby, aspifted by the R1ev. John Pullein, John Hardy Thursby, Esq., of Ormerod House, LAncasbire, to louisa Harriet, second daughter of John George Smuyth, Req., of Heath Boll ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. V No Notica of Birth, Marriage, Death can In- uul«*e tbu and the sender. BIRTHS. Booth—Oct. 12, 1, Hardy-street, the wife of Captain E. Booth. a Jauuh er, slill^orn BrHTo*—O t. rt, the wife Mr. John Burton, of ton. Uilrt—Oct. 12 ...
... and held in both hands a whole brick, with which M'Hardy saw him strike the warder two or three times on the head, When M'lHardy seized him, he said, You can only hang me; that's all; to which M'Hardy replied that he would choke him if he made any movement ...
... DIRTHS. CLEiMBNTaSO-May IG , at 20, South-atreet, Park-road, tho wife of Captain John Clomenteon, of a daughter. OGNrsn-At C , Hardy-atreot, Great Goorgo-square, the wioe of Mr. Samuel onese, of a daughter. HIOWAT-May 19, at 29, The Willows, Breok-road, the ...
... Blaclsirliar-road. Pow I1, Thomas, publican, Newport, Monmouthehire. Powell, Albert, painter, Birminghanm. Pooley, Thomas, general broker, Stowmimket. Price, Thomas Jones, coal master, Brynni Callierley, Glamorgane6l re. Price, Thomas, innakeeper, Weston-super-Mare ...