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... contracted Wife. HARRIET date. THOMAS after fnOHEi. LOST, at the Borough Guard Fete, in the Eactham Hotel, an the Bth instant, Three Ladles KIN OS. Any person returning Um same Mr. Casartelli, Castle street, will be rewarded. REWAKD will be paid to any ...
... Thomiinson, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Thomlinson, Broad-green Farm, Childwall. Thomabâ??HooueÃȉ??Oct. 10, at Ba'a, by the Rev. O. Thomas, London, assisted by the Rtv. L. Edwards, D.D.. the Rev. Josiah Thomas, M.A , Bethesda, Margaret, second daughter ...
... cc Poiignac. Hardy—Dec. 17, at the British Embwy, Paris, the Bev. Lord Save and by tbe Hon. ai.d Ktv. Wing Geld the Hon and Rev. elite*, M A., rector Hiratsta'l-Ridwaro, Staff rdkhire, to Maria Loui a, eldest daughter of late John Hardy, jua , E*q , form ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... >ion at time the assault was alleged to have boon committed. The prisoner was teub for trial. The Cass Stealing Block Tin.—Thomas Brown, the young man remanded on til* charge of stealing a quantity of block tin from Windsor Foundry and Ironworks under ...
... name and address of the sender. BERTHS. Acocks— Oct. 9, Carton Park, Cheater, Mrs. Acccks. of a son. Eootii—Oct. 12, at 1. Hardy-itrcet, the wife of Captain E. Booth, of a son, stillborn. Bromilow—Oct. 14, Soutbport, the wife of 11. G. Bromilow, Esq., ...
... accidents. Chilham Castle, Kent, and the estate, have been disposed of by private contract, and the purchaser is Mr. Hardy, brother Mr. Gawthorne Hardy, M.P. The purchase-money was, we believe, as much as £170.000. The Indian Government has appointed a special ...
... Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the Lady Dtcics, of a daughter. Gin vim—Oct. 15, at Seaforth, Mrs. RiVert Girvio.of a son. 7, the wife Mr. Thomas Snelson, juu., Toxteth-park, of son and daughter. MARRIAGES. Mellor—Fisset—Oct. 13, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev ...
... the guarantee fund. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Chairman. JAME9 CROSFIELD, Esq., Vice-Chairman. H. A. Bright, Esq. W. F. Macgregor, Es ...
... ,Tyldesley, H. A. Bright, Esq. Henty Fernie Esq. Thomas Galr, Esq. I. Hadwen. jun , Esq. C. J. Oorbally, Thomas Dyson Hornby, Esq. James R. Jeffery. Esq. W. F. Macgregor. Esq. J. H. Macrae. Esq. Thomas Mack ay. Esq. George MeUy, E»q. Samuel G. Rathbone ...
... Esq.. Present. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THOMAS BROCKLEBANK. Esq. Chairman. JAMES CROSFIELD, Esq.. Vice-Chairmau. H. A. Bright, Esq. W. F. Macgregor, Eeq. Henry Pernio, Eeq. J. H. Macrae, Esq. Thomas Gair, Esq Thomas Esq. I. Hadwen. jun., Esq. George Melly ...