... Roston, Jhon Smyth, Kyrkmasters, in the yer of our lorde god ?? On the alms box is the date 1661, with the initials T.M. Mr Bryan Cooper, of Barrow, has in his possession the Bible used in this Church some 200 years azo, containing in' MS on the first page ...

... to Joseph Sergeant, son of Mr Joseph Sergeant, ii farmer, Thornton Curtis, Ulceby; 3rd, a hunting t1 whip, given'by Mr Bryan Cooper, Saddler, Barrow- b Richard Border, Gvxhill. Class 2 -To the labourer n or servant of any age, using a swing plough, who ...

... The portion of the building remaining was about nine feet high. There was no boarding whatever is front of them. Richard Bryan, cooper, No. 3, Fashion-street, stated he was talking with the previous witness as the time of the occurrence. The witness confirmed ...

... Shearwond Mr Aithur a Edwards, Mr Thos. Tombleson (Barrow 4range), Mr; it Simon, Goxhill Grange; Mr J, R. Simon, Barrow* Mr a Bryan Cooper, etc. There was a large contingent of. I, Conservatives from Barton, Barrow, Thornton and New' Holland.-Mr Jno. Davey sen ...

... nechanicannd artizan, there were leading spirits andrepr'entgtiive men, andawhether in business or' pleasure his friend, Mr.. Bryan Cooper, had the same cheery look anid kindly aspect. In :the ball-room, in the counting-house 'Sr shop, he was perfectly the same ...

... Haven, recently, when an excellent thie Jo repast was provided' by llost Dawson. Mr. Thomas Jse bawson presided, Mr.' Bryan Cooper being in the vic'- 3J. Sut chair, supported by thle host, Mr. G. R. Shearwood, Mr. kth Thormas Horne (secretary), Mr. Grimbleby ...

... was held at the Royal Oak, Barrow, on Thursday week. Covers were placed for 40 guests. On the removal of the cloth, Mr Bryan Cooper presided, and Mr George Bell occupied the vice- chair. The usual toasts were proposed, a very pleasant evening being spent ...

... of Moortown; third, £1, George Rhodes, in the employ of Mr. Thomas Marris, of Croxton; *fourth, a whip (givex 'by Mir. Bryan Cooper, ot Barrow), John Audiss, in the emloy of Mr. William Nainby, of Immingham. F Pteen entries. Ploughboy under 17 years of ...

... Bell, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Bryan Cooper, Mr. E. Barratt, Mr.' Pianing, Mr. Bilton, &c., the company numbering about 50. Mr. W. G. Schofield was in the vice-chair. The usual loyal ice toasts were given from the chair. Mr. Bryan Cooper nu, proposed the toast ...

... Mr. H. E. Mason, and others, after which Dr. Philpat was elected Chair. man, Mr. Joseph Clayton the Secretary, and Mr. Bryan Cooper the Treasurer of the Committee for one year. A great number of gentlemen subscribed their names as members of the Association ...

... Newman, a journeyman saddler, was charged on remand with stealing a pair of boots and a walking stick, the property of Bryan Cooper, saddler and har- ness maker, Barrow-on-Humber, on the 11th of July. The prosecutor said the prisoner had been in his em- ...

... Inn, where a capital dinner was placed on the table by Host and Hostess Dawson. Coverog were laid for forty guests. Mr Bryan Cooper was voted to the chair, and Mr G. R. Shearwood was in the vice-chair. The finan. cial statement, read by Mr Horne, the ...