... PHILIP HARTLEY. CHAIRMAN. Thomas Mucklt Arm Taylor John Barrow William Richey John Barrow Mania Waakel Janes Hartley Mary Eleanor Greenwood Mary Love John Carter William Jones John Alderney bahollaßraithwaite Andrew Bibby William Nicholas* James Barnett ...

... whom were Mr. W. Kellett, Mr. C. Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr. Rarnsden, Millwood, the Vicar of Dalton ; Mr. John Beyer, Mr. Edward Leah, Mrs. Case, of the Manor ; Mr. W. Jackson. Mrs. Leah, Mrs. Poole, Miss Lash, Miss Case, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin having ...

... Askew of Greeod.t, moldier. to Mira Jane Ty.ort or Arred Foot. At the Iteciverolll e, Whitehaveu, o• Maw. day last, Mr. Edward Tymo, miner, to Mae Margaret Loughlin, bull. of Egremont. At Lanca.ter, on &turd.) , last, by the Rev. Canott Turner, vicar ...

... Satderthwaito Edward Goiderd Edward Harris** D. Jonitiosso R. Jarboe Thmou Postleiliwaite Robert Bell William Ripley Jaorw Whilieray P. and I. Butler Gawp H. R. Thew Cows Young Rimed Cogwd Thomas Muake A an Taylor John Barrow William Richey John &now Thomas ...

... Longford), Lancaster. MRS. LINNET'S, Ivy Cottage, Grange.—Mrs. hdwards and Miss Drakeford, Coßhona., near Hawkshead. Miss Richey, Manchester. MR. G. JUST'S, Myrtle Cottage.—Miss M. Bekdale and maid, Manchester. Miss Thomson and party, Edinburgh and London ...

... H. Kellett, do.: Mary Goad, do.: Stephen Jackson, Church Walk ; John Hodgson. do. ; Fleming, Beck lane Edward Harrison, 'cci View : Elizabeth Richey, do. Pet , : Fawcett, do. ; Crosthwaite, do. Henry alker. do.: Nilliam Brocklebank, do. ; William Harrison ...

... Grit - deed. Soapetv John Newby, John Woodburn. jr., Mits . Cleminson, Peter Bade-. Thomas Wl , iner- Bridge Samuel Tyson, Richey. D. Moses Mawsion, Ellen Harris° Agnes Redhead • ge :l''' Clayton, Willia.n John Jackson. In Market Pl.a.:e : Margaret Denny ...

... her. For two years she lived as assistant to Mr. Richey, of 4, Upper Stamford-street, London, a wholesale mantle manufacturer, and such was the extent ' to which she carried on her plunder that Mr. Richey lost money, and in consequence gave up his business ...

... Puddle, 2' • Mrs. Blundel's, ; Agnes Parkin, t ; Jane Cragg, ; Agnes Casson, 1 ; Jno. Myers, 2 ; Christr. Fell's, t ; Wm. Richey, a ; Ann Pennington. 2 ; Alice Benson, t ; Edwd. Petty, t ; Mr. Law, 2 ; Mrs. Killner, Town End, 2 ; Ann Walker, t ; Wm. Fell ...

... save her life. He called Procter all kinds of names-- a slunk, a thief, tie., and said he would serve him the same way. Edward I)uekeray was also called, and stated that Procter never spoke to Baynes nor did anything to him. He was in the house all ...

... coot to Grey Rigge, Esq, Wood Stoughton. At the Pans\ Church. Heehaw, on the 11th init., by the 800. Wm. Hutton, vicar. Mr. Edward Vlilkinsen. hosbandman. Overthwaite near Sian. Story', to Miss Mary Simpson, of Fariton. At Ustokohead Church, on the 9th ...

... Mr. William Rigg. Mr. John Riot. Robinson and Bather, limn. • I Richey, bliss Keay. Mr. Henry Redhead, Ur. 0 0 Robinson, Mrs: 0 0 Minicar, M• 0 0 Russell. Mr. Mark Reohearl. Mr. Edward Ripley. Mr 0 0 Sunderland. I.leut. R.N.6 0 Smith, Mr. J.ll Soulll ...