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... nt,. do ® 22 ® Brough Lee, 5 0 4 THORNHILL ESTATE. Description of Lots. Names of Tenants. Homestead and Garden, Joseph Wilson, Hall Croft Quantity. 0 0 16 2 3 32 do Wormor Hay, Heashaw. (now two Fields,) ..do Rough Piece, (Winhill) do Car, (now ...
... Offices. MaHchrtter —Mr B. Wheeler, St. Ann’s square. —Review. Jwurnai, and Mercury Offices. Uitthrrhum —Mr Bagiev and Mis# Wilson. Hall. Printer, itc. tfnkelirld —Mr STan-field and K. Ilur-t »Tont#o»»—Mr F. Sissons, bookseller. }*orA—Herald, Vorkshireman ...
... — March 16, W. Tee, Wath-upon-Dearne, Jarrold, Bradfield, dealer. Aykroyd and Co., Bradford, or elsewhere, rag dealers.—Wilson, Hall, and Co., Bradford, worsted spinners; as far as re- gards John Wilson.—Clay, Priestley, Halifax, woollen manufacturers; ...
... Park, Bradford; M. H. Upperthorpe, Sheffield; John Varker, Lyme Park, Disley, Stockport; Thomee Be-ver, — LOFT Prodace: A. Wilson, Hall Gardens; J. do.; G. Clifton, Bretton Park do.; Stabler, Ohevet Park Go.; worth Hall do.; J. Allen, Norton Hall do.; J. ...
... after a long and vj, » d James Hinchelwood, many years James Wilson, Esq., of Brinkcliffe then to his son Charles Macro Wilson, Hall, in whose service he died. Tkobnhill.—April 7, John Thomhill, George-street, aged 41. . Rogers. —April 6, William Rogers ...
... Lodge, and Heard; and the hounds were Messts. brothers (2), Richards brothers (2), Styche, Rati bene. Moore, jam, Kanken, Wilson, Hall, Dickinson, Keeler, Roberts, Lee, and others. For the benefit of the uninitiated it may not be out of place to give a slight ...
... and Heead; and the hounds were Messrs. Sorby brothers (2), Richards brothers (2), Styche, Bathbone, Moore, Jan., Rsnken, Wilson, Hall, Dickinson. Kseler, Roberts, Lee, and others. For ths benefit of the uninitiated it may not be out of place to give a slight ...
... sad Herad ; aad the hounds were Messrs. Sorby brothers (2), Richards brothers (2), Styohe, Rathbone, Moore, Jun., Ranken, Wilson, HalL Dickinson, feeler. Roberts, Lee, and others. A finer peek of hounds, or gamer-looking foxes, than those that ran on Saturday ...
... and Heard; and the hounds were Messrs. Soiby brothers (2), Richards brothers (2), Styche, Katbbone, Moore, jun., Ranken, Wilson, Hall, Dickinson, Keeler, Roberts, Lee, and others. For the benefit of the uninitiated may no* out of plaoe to give a slight ...
... ad, Baudsivorth. s*• SHORT. 41, Gieat Charles-street, Birrninghanai **». r; TAILBY, 'hurch Hill road. Handsworth. °+*H WILSON, Hall-street, Birtaiogham. Manaobr Mr. WILLIAM MAYNEB. * ferßUr» BAKEBHS. «MINQHAM, DUDLEY, and DISTRICT BANK, Binning- _ ' ON ...
... adopted.— Several questions hiving been asked ard satisfactorily answered with respect to the repoit, returns, &c, Mr. C. Wilson, Hall- ?? moved, and Mr. J. Smit_-E__9. of SI land, feconded, the re-election of Mr. E. Priest^ao, of H lad ford, as president ...
... there were also jent Messrs. Jarvis, btacey, Burrows, Hovey, Barkwc jtb, Kobertsbaw. Bevitt, Hunter, Wood, Delaney, and Wilson. Hall, tha architect, was also pre» jn t. It will remembered that the nit. the ...