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... The builders are-Messrs. WV. and J. I ?? Hall for the bricklayers', wasons', joiners', painters', 7me and smiths' work ; Mr. Thomas Newham, plumber and igh glazier;- W. Dawber and Son, slaters ; Shipham and ad Qo., gas fitters; and the work's have been carried ...
... cer. Y tificate, Sea Bird's Inn, Sewerby, from George Luister to Thomas Younger; Thorawick Hotel, d Flarmborough, protection nranted from Mark Lumley h to Henry Auguste Edward Alt and Thomas Par- sons ; proteetion to ?? Taylor for the Crescent Tap, Filev ...
... thanks to all who had so kindly assisted in carrying yout the work of the church, so far, especially men. t tioning Misses Hardy, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Farrar, e and Mr. Norton Smith.' Several hymns were e. sung,. and the whole of the proceedings, which lasted ...
... Sri ?? , ichard Hill, Of Walkiigt, 4oone of ?? Gray, of Woodmnsey, gardener hblt o John Hopikinsov, of TheArsbe, Miller; and Thoma M (0 Gibson, ,of Woodmaussey, pork butcher, charged with allowing their horses to stray on the highway, were ordered to pay ...
... prisoner. ',They were sentenced to three the months' imprisonment each. fad JoltHn Morley was charged with assaulting Esther uld Hardy. About 9.30 p.m. on Saturday nigbt the pro- bat secutrix was in a house in Dock-street, and wae drink. the ing a glass of ale ...
... the wvif of Mlr W. E. Clark, of a son. HItIDISTr.-July 20, at 6, Gloucester-terrace. taco Icy-road, Hull, the wife of MIr G. Hardi tv, fi daughter. PEARCE. July 20, the wife of thc Rev. Perev 1' Pearce, of George street Baptist Church, Hull, of a SOcv.. ...
... with disobeying his ders, but he failed to prove his case, which w di nissed, and he was ordered to pay the expenses, 9s. -Thomas Denton, foreman with Mr. Allanson, of xendale, farmer,was charged with assaulting a boy in thie same service, named William ...
... hard ?? Hardy and Peter Robinson, tramps, were found lodging in the , open-air in the parish of Muston, on the morning of I July 15th, not having any visible means of subsistence. a Committed to prison with hard labour for seven days. n - Thomas Whlker ...
... make or take any share in such bets or wagers. VIOLENT TREATMENT OF A MII.ITLCAMAN.-Three young men, named Thomas Gorman, John Freeman, and Thomas McLaughlin, were brought before the magistrates at the Hull Police-court on Friday, on a charge of fighting ...
... a RASH CONDUCT SRVEwsisr PUXrsnHDD.-On Satur. day, at Daurham Petty Sessions, two young men, . named Ieonbrd Fa el1 and Thomas Hardy, were brought up charged with assault and wilfil damage, by uxpsetting a boat in the Wear, at Durham, in which there were ...
... lWONDEJRIUL CUltES OF BAE9 EYES. .IWieadrftcl Carc of Bad Eges of fors gyeats' steandint. ?? Ann Parsons, daughter of Mr. Thomas Parsons, Grocer, of Cradley Heath, was affected with bad eyes for n.pwards of four years, and-at timnes was obliged to be ...
... 15s, or one calerdar month imprison. mevt. Francis Thomas Ble'.cher was samnioned for being drunk in Epworth Mailket-place on the 13th ilsit., and was fined 1Os. and I Is. d. costs, or 14 dlays. ---Thomas Leggott and Wim. Bristow were sum- moned for being ...