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... Wyles, Senr., Mr. Thomas Wyles, Sehr., Mr. Wm. Booth, Mr. Hy. Cottam, Mr. T. W. Gray, Mr. Thos. Hbdgkinson, Mr. Thomas Wyles, Junr., Mr. Samuel Ridge, Mr. Robert Wyles, Mr. Lawrence Wyles, Mr. John Roberts, Mr. Lawrence Ridge, Mr. Thomas Hodgkinson, Senr ...
... Judsvn, both of Spittlegate. On the 24th, George Henry Hin. ton, groom, to Jane Hollis, both of Spittlegate. On-the 25th, Thomas Page Nevitt, wheelwright, to Lacy Maria Wilson, both of Spittlegate. At the Independent Chapel, Little Gonerby, on the 10th ...
... Calico Glaset; Moreens and Damasks dyed to any Colour and Gloves and Furs Cleaned. notice: ALL debts contracted by WILLIAM and THOMAS WESSON, of Finkin Street, will be discharged by William Wesson, to whom all bills mu«t be paid. All connection between himself ...
... Solicitor, and endeavour to make an arrangement with him to su ' n an am f ; ible form. Moved Mr. and seconded by Mr. Thos. Hardy,— That the thanks of the Meeting given to the Kevbearers for their services on this occasion. Inquest.—An enquiry was instituted ...
... evening of Easter Monday, for choosing officers for the ensuing year. The appointments were follows Churchwarden, Mr. Richard Hardy; Overseer, Mr. John Burton; Guardian, Mr Bennett Beeson; Surveryor, Mr. John Woolerton. Thursday morning very painful feeling ...
... accompanied him. In the course of the evening the prince sent the police-officer handsome ring ornamented with a diamond. Gathorne Hardy, Esq., M.P., for Leominster, has been appointed Deputy Lieutenant for Yorkshire. An open-air preaching, cottage meeting, and ...
... should have thought that common decency would have prevented any attempt on his part at ear-wigging the magistrates. George Hardy, farmer, Syston, charged George Cant, with absenting himself from his service without leave. The complainant agreed to receive ...
... Wilson, D.D., Mr. Thos. Bellamy to Miss Agnes Sharpe, both Spittlegate. A few days ago, at Dundee, Mr. Thomas Eininson, junr., Great Gonerby, Mi»s Ann Hardy, daughter of the late Mr. Hatdy, of Marston. At Botteslbrd, by tiie Rev. A. Mr. Wm. Rose, to Caroline ...
... e) 0 2 6 Mr. Joseph Hancock 0 6 Mr. John Cox 0 6 Mr. Gabriel Pigott 0 2 6 Mr. Thomas Watson 0 2 6 Mr. E. M. Rogers 0 0 Mr. Luke Mason 2 6 Mr. Thomas Brooks 0 2 6 Mr. Thomas Castle 2 6 Mr. George Gibbon 0 2 6 Mr. William Whitaker 0 2 6 Miss Briggs (Westgate) ...
... Lord. John Collms-wood. Thomas Marshall. Thomas tkin. William Pick. n Lawrence llidge. 5 W, ' k ' Jun - Thomas Scar&rough. John Hardy jun. Thomas Simpson. Thomas Ilopkinson. William Watson. ...
... School presented to their schoolfellow, Thomas Frederic Wakefield, an elegant silver inkstand, token of their regard and esteem. The inscription upon it is as follows: — Grantham Grammar School —presented to Thomas Frederic Wakefield, by his school-fellows ...
... the inst., Mr. John Tomlinson, aged 54 years. At North Parade, Littfe Gonerby, on the 14th inst., Jemima Hardy, daughter of the late Mr. Geo. Hardy, of Jericho. At Hough, on the inst, Robinson, aged 84. At Bottesford, on the 17th inst., Re*. Augustine ...