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... Marriages. On the 11th inst., at the Parish Church, Skipwith, by the Rev. C. E. Gray, vicar, Alired Thomas Smales to Emily Jane Lighttoot. On the 10th inst., at the Parish Church, Drax, by the Rev. S. H. Hooper, viear, Wallace William Cusas, of Thorne ...
... —are detained in Leeds Infirmary after their car overturned on the Great Northrd. at Micklefield, near Leeds. They are: Thomas Smales (59), his wife, Elsie (54), of Centenary-rd., Goole; their son, Eric (28), his wife, Ida (28), and their three - year - ...
... come across an old diary kept by family connection, Mr. Thomas Smales, of Park Hall, Reeth, who owned Smales’s Bay Childers—a good winner—and was a well-known gentleman rider in his day. Thomas Smales was the eighth son of Matthew Smales, of Gilling, a very ...
... Appleyard, ?‘u‘!‘h 22ud inst., at Aughton, William Taofield, ag: years. On the 20th inst., at Skipwith, Eams, wife of Thomas Smales, aged 63 years. ...
... MARRIAGES. Boweß—EvANs—Jan. 17th, at Low Moor Chapel, Mr Thomas Smales Uower, to Miss Sarah Evans. BorroMLy v —SHACKLETON — 15th, at the Parish Church, Haworth, Mr George Bottomley, mason, to Miss Hannah Shackleton. SroßrssE—~BAlßsTOW—lBth, at Bradford ...
... Skipwith, by the Rev. C. E. Gray, vicar, Benjamin, third son of Mr. Willinm Baker, to Sarah Ann, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Smales, both of Skipwith. Braths. On the 10th inst., at Brayton, Frances Elizabeth, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Jackson, aged ...
... SLOOP ALBERT.” MR- R- J - MILESTONE will sell by AUCTION, IVI on Monday next, September 2nd, IS6I, at the house of Mr. Thomas Smales, Pier Hotel, at half past o’clock in the evening, all that copper-fastened •W*- S LOOP or Vessel called the “ALBERT,” of ...
... has been presented Barrow Hill Parish Church by Mr. and Mrs. T. Smales, Barrow Hill, in memory of their eldest son, Emil Thomas Smales. Nottinghamshire. BIGGEST OUTPUT IN THE BRITISH ISLES. Proud Position of Notts Coalfield. Professor McMillan, chief of ...
... with a situation.—Mr. Hindmarsh applied for costs, but the judge declined to grant them. BETTING CASE. William Rbadman v Thomas Smales and Elizabeth Ann Smalbs. The case was adjourned at the last court in consequence of the inability of Mr. Dale attend. ...
... Simpson, Thomas and Margt-A Rodinson, Jeseph J. Simpson, William ‘Robinson, William. Siewick, John bineon, Willism. Skinner, Thomas. Smales, James and Elisabeth. Joba. Rothwell Ladies’ Charity. Smith, Benjamin Satapson, Smith, John Edward Sangster, John, and ...
... Marwood; Mr. R. Harrowing; Dr. Power; Mr. T. W. Simpson; Mr. E. W. Chapman; Mr. C. D. Barstow; Mr. John Turnbull; Mr. Thomas Smales. Commodore —Commander H. C. Walker, R.N. Vice-Commodore —Major T. N. Marwood. Treasurer—Mr. Henry Simpson. Hon. 'Secretaries ...
... the institution this morning by Mr. A. Procter, deputy coroner. Mr. H. Craven (Town Clerk) attended the inquiry. ‘Alfred Thomas Smales, of St. Road, York, husband of the deceased, said his wife had been in esylums for about twenty-four years. Dr. Hopkins ...