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... Ii. Oust Mr T. Upton, jun., Mr WT. Ii. Goddard, ir 1. o1.t, Mr W. H:unt, Mr A. DIayhield, AIr ?? Allison, Mr Thomas Buckton, Mr George Hardy, Mr Bihbb, Melr George Bucaton, ?? icharO Field, Mr 1i. King, Mr A. B. Ganderton, Mr J. Wilkinson, lr ?? B. D ...
... *t ?? FaaBMAjrixs's Higb street. Oarriages may be ordered foi uuarter-paat Ten o'ChJek. Children in Arms not admitted. W. HARDY, Hon. Sec. THIS RVEVING. JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. GRAND FASH 'ON ABLE NIGHT. Mr. ELLIS will Preside at tbe Organ. ht. Advertisement ...
... Chamber*, the Lord I’rovcmt of Edinburgh, who is present enjoyinp short winter holiday has addressed the following letter to Thomas Knox, of Edinburgh “Nice, France, December 20, 1868. Dear Mr Knox,— I am in n*ceipt of your note of the 23d, from which 1 ...
... secured, at Mr. Fbeemastle's, High-street. Carriages may be ordered for Quarter-past Ten. Children in Arms not admitted. W. HARDY, Hon. Sec. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. Sole Lessee and Manageress, Mrs. Ohas. Pitt. NOTICE.—To avoid all inconvenience the Door ...
... both I warden, Brothers Hick, R. Barrett, C. Dixon, J. the body out and took it to the Sailors' Arms Inn. ' Percy Tew, Esqrs, Thomas Iseett was charged afterwards his dead body was taken out of the ' w a i re ft e id. Dixon, W. Willoughby, and others The ...
... Seats secured, Mr. Freemantle's, High-street. Carriages may be ordered for Quarter-past Ten. Children in Arms not admitted. W. HARDY, Hon; See. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. Sole Lessee and Manageress, Mrs. Chas. Pitt. NOTICE.—To avoid all inconvenience the Door ...
... both of Bramley.—Same day, Mr. Thomas Joseph Whitley Marshall, confectioner, to Miss Ellen Maria Harker, both of Leeds.—Same day, Mr. John Thomas Bolton moulder, to Miss Mary Ann Ward, bath of Leeds.—Same day' Mr. Thomas Burnes, cloth puller, to Miss Sarah ...
... Yard behind, and adjoining the above two Dwelling-Houses, and sow in the respective occupations of Messrs. Green, Vernon, Hardy, and others. The Shops have a Frontage of 81 feet to Fossgate (including the passage), and a depth of 111 feet. The Rental ...
... —Mr. Alfred Ilhcgworth, M.P. for Knaresbro', declaring that the whole was without foundation. —After some woids fiom Mr. E. Thomas, Alderman Rawson, in addressing the meeting, also exonerated Mr. R. Kell fiom being the prime mover in the matter of the petition ...
... day, £lO held a Chriatma. The proceed, were to be deon the chapel, which «me time amountcd the was transacted. greetland. Thomas’s Chubcs.— One of the Churchwsrde«!'« “l. A. = .‘CSrS'be.utUal and cha.te design, to the ohareb. .„ _ ,_Tho annual tea meeting ...
... transferred to the steamer Nebraska and than brought back to Liverpool. Cu. fortunately, two of the pilots, George Brookes awl Thomas Lee iu lthdeavouritig to get can board the steamer, fell into the sea and were drowned. DUILtN.—A severe gale, accompanied ...
... Esq., in St. Mary's Church. 13—Thomas Hutton, labourer, fell into the River Hull, ani was drowned.—Termination of the shipwrights' strike. 14—Annual banquet of the Hull Conservative Association. 18—A lad named Thomas Bateson drowned in the Humber Dock; ...