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... Artists of the Modern En1Lousu and CbiSiO'NN4TAL Scnoots, including somn remrarkably lne exanmleR of Thbos Sidney Cooper, Hardy, Thomas Cresw4ck, Nay myth, INemenn, Williams, &o. - Mr. H,. C. WALTon Will be glail ofe ur.Inspection of collector and admiriers ...
... late of The Greave, Rochdale. On September 27th, at St. James's Church, Preston, by the Rev. J. P. Sheppard, vicar of S. Thomas's, James, second son of the late Rev. James Bell, of Crawshawbooth, to Annie, third daughter of the late Jas. Wilkie, contractor ...
... if On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Leyland, Mr. t Thomas Weaver to Miss Ellen Baxondale, of Leyland. v On the 4th inst., at Christ Church, Preston, by the b Rev. E. Firth, M.A,, Mr. Thomas Buck to Miss Elizabeth Jane Kirithaso. On the 27th ult. ...
... to Eliza- beth Bickerstaffe. On the 20th inst., at the Catholic Church, Bonds, Garstang, by the Rev. Father Hennessey, Mr. Thomas Comingford to Miss Sarah Garth, both of Garstang. On the 25th inst., at St. George's, Hanover Square, John Fielden, Esq., ...
... VIEW OF TIRNOVA. It is the most fantastic of visions. Many travellers have admired the situation of St. Thomas, in the West Indies, where a town appears rather to hang than to rest upon three hills. Here before one is a horseshoe of houses—its groups ...
... Solicitor, U. Lun, __ B CILnINQ LAND.-7.900 Ttodr for ■'‘J** fijSS? South tolotalMthoMtotorMtopjo. oowd row Station of Wort to Mr Thomas Fletcber, Land Agent. Ac.. nsnwgase. anfl biSold, ft HORSE. 14handsWrt, comloa a»o T ,“.a?e.dru>d quiet.—Apply, J. Cumpeter ...
... good book debts £13,000, and stock-in-trade at £22,000. It was to liqmdate the estate. Mr. Clarke, of the firm of Barnard, Thomas, and Co., was appointed trnatee, committee of inspection, comprising the principal creditors. Financial o» a Yogisnni M.r ...
... to come forward aa candidate for borough. There •re now before tbe eoaUituency Major Mr. A. M. Watklu, Ur. Sayle, end Mr. Thomas, secretary to the Magna Chart. Aaaodattoa. latter anuotmcod by telrerea “(ram Kenealy, M.P., Anj(Wmou-offioe, to Town Councillor ...
... mid that the wbeda Aing wm only a “larkand WHUmn Fiab wm flaad Mi and coats, TbcmM Ffah fie aad ooato. No Nan on nib Cabt. Thomas Bn—B wm flaad aad eo— for bariny Bams on bis oart, wham KiayatrMt, Blaokpool, tbe3otb oflast nkoatb. Tn Fouoa and raa Publicans ...
... and display- ing such oratorieal powers as are not surpassed by any of wv his neighbouring clergymen.. In recognition of his hardi- g hood, his daring, and his imthenee courage in resisting the d decrees of ecclesiastical tyranny, it is now purposed to raise ...
... CLAUGILTON,-Richard Kenyson, John Armstrong. GHKAT ECCLUSTOS.-Robert Kirkham, Thomas Rey- nolds. INSEIP-WIT5-SOWSRIBr.-Thomas Stuart, James Worth- inpton. KIRKLAND.-Thomas Wilkinson, Thomas Bowness. MTrEescoUoa.-William Swarbrick, Edward Billington. UPaPn RAWCLSFa' ...
... Harrison. Lobelia, X W Thornier, 2 Yates. Hand bouquet wild flowen, 1 J Themlev. Design of flower garden, IC Houghton, J Young. Hardy annuals, 1 W Thornier. 28 Young. Herbacaous plants, 1 w C Hoaghton. Six spikes of hexfaacous cut Bowen, FauiTS.—Fluma, 1C Houghton ...