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... Lellond, A B, Leander; George Cass, AB, Leander; Samuel Grant, AB, London; William Thomas, ord., London; Thomas Kenway, ord., London; James Radmore, A B, Diamond.—Wounded : Thomas Prince, captain maintop, Rodney; Michael Keines, B, Rodney, and John Tobin, A ...
... Shelton district were summoned, at the instance Of the pariah authorities, for allowing nuisances to exist upon the premises.âThomas Parish was charged with keeping swine on his premises, in Slacks lane, under such circumstances as to occasion a nuisance ...
... attempt was made to poison the of a man living at Tat Bank, near Oldburv, named! Hardy, by a woman about twenty years of age, of the name of Phcebe Mason. Some time ago, Hardy lost his wife, engaged Mason to take care of his three children—the eldest being ...
... Barwick, Loeds. J. WILSON, Bowling, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Aug and Sept. ; Butler, Bradford, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds. R. HARDY, Kiugston-upon-Hull, merchant, Aug. and Sent 12 ; Holden and Sons, HuU. p G. ARMITAGE, J. FRANKISH, W. FRANKISH, and BARKER ...
... J. J. Mr. William I'arker, Martha, widow late Mr. Thomas Lilly, Carr'elane. Saturday last, at Bromsgrove, the Rev.W. Villiers, Mr. John B. Oomm, of Ascott, Oxen, to Rebecca, youngestjdaughter Thomas Street, the Horse Fair, Birmingham .gg On Friday week ...
... . . house open tor the sale of beer, &c., Sunday last, durlev and puny, the Rev Dr -Newman and family the Rev. G. Colonel Thomas Uxett.-A meeting of the subscribers a,Id . COStS ;, . Grcenstrcet and family Mr ope and the Misses tope. to tund for erecting ...
... Arkvnght, took MonJav. The candidates were—Mr. Hardy, who to hold the sa™« pohtical principles Uhe late . i Mr. Campbell, Liberal. The show of hands to in favenr Mr. Campbell, and poll was ™ 1 . if , r M r Hardy, took place on Tuesday. The 179; CauipLll, ...
... Essinotoji.—Stealing a Watch Guard. Thomas Goodfellow and Daniel Goocfellow, two brothers, were charged with breaking into the house of William Davis, the nit., Esdngton, and stealing one watch guard chain, the property of Thomas Davis.—Mr. Hill conducted tho ...
... NATIONAL LIFE-BJAT ASSOCIATION The annual general meeting this institution was held on Thursday week, at the Loudon Tavern—Thomas Chap* man. Esq., occupied the chair in the unavoidable absence of the Duke of Northumberland, president, through illness. ...
... Brownhills, in the parish of Burslem, near to the Highgate Inn, in Tunstall, and now in the several occupations of Thomas Birkin, John Smith, Thomas Barratt, and others ; in one or more lots, suit P, Part*nf the said property fronts the turnpike road leading ...
... daughter of Mr. Thomas Wall, o( Instou Court, Bishop’s Frome. Mortimer—Hardy.— May 30, at Snowhill Congregational Church, Wolv-rhainpton, by the Rev. William Itevan, Mr. William Mortimer to Elizabeth Ann, daughter of the late Mr. John Hardy, and relict of ...
... near Wolverhampton.—On Tuesday, f. M. Phillips, Esq., coroner, opened an inquest the Swan Inn. Ettingshall, on the body of Thomas Hoggins, twenty-seven years age, a guard in the employ of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway. From the evidence ...