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... members will call upon him or write to the above address. By order of the Board of Management, W. ATHERTON, Chairman. NOTICE, Thomas A. Whittaker, Ao. 65), Church-street, Whitby, tenders his thanks for the liberal support he has received for the last six ...
... of which are in the several occupations of William Pearson, Robert Johnson, John Bradley, Ralph Phillips, Mrs. Wilson, Jane Hardy, Margaret Mankin, and Matthew Oxendale, and 2 are unoccupied ; together with the SHOP, Outbuildings, and Gardens adjoining ...
... Warrington Crozier and others Rylands. Guildford Elkins and others Onslow. Salford Anderson & others Cawley & Charley. Hereford Thomas and others Wylie and Clive. Bodmin Adams and others Hon. F. E. L. Gower. Stockport Hallam and others Tipping. The same Walton ...
... put it in familiar English—of war to the knife, and hence the notice amendment on the second reading, given by Mr. Gathorne Hardy on behalf of Mr. Disraeli. The second reading of the bill stands for Thursday, the 18th, and on that evening we may expect ...
... daughter of Thos. Ceorge Snaw, Esq., of Gipsy HUi, Surrey. March 27th, at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev. J. Talbot, Mr. Thomas Spink, coal merchant, to Mrs. Margaret Cowl, both of Staithes. March 27th, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. H. Wooliam, Mr ...
... Townshend. In moving the second reading County Courts Bill, .u-t tt h« Ithe Lodters’ Protect on Pr->pertv BUI, explained that its Thomas Goldsmid moved, an amendment, that it •hmet was to secure the goods against seizure lor second time this day six months landlords’ ...
... National Union assembled to present to Lord Derby their address in regard to the Irish Church Bill, they were joined by Sir Thomas Gladstone. Mr. W. E Gladstone’s elder brother, who, on the part of the Scottish Constitutionalists, presented to Lord Derby ...
... who died on the morning of that day from injuries received by falling over Spital Bridge on the night of the 25th June last. Thomas Scales gave evidence of seeing the deceased going down Church-street, after eleven o’clock, on the night referred to, with ...
... STRANGE SUICIDE, Thomas Cooper, aged twenty-four, a London clerk, who was out of employment, committed suicide a few days ago by banging and stabbing himself to the heart. Among his papers were found poetical effusions of great length, nicely composed ...
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... monument, lies William Blake, the eccentric painter and poet; Ritson, the antiquary, sleeps there in an unmarked grave; Thomas Hardy and Horne look rest from their troubled labours for reform under a monument which celebrates their sacrifices, and ‘’todhart ...
... J..hn-street, Adelphi, London, Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., F.RS., in the chair. There were also present Mr. Thomas Chapman, F.K.S., Sir Edward Perrott, Rear-Admiral Sir W. H. Hall. KC B Mr. W. H. Ha>ton, Admiral M Hardy, Captain de’ St Croir, Mr. John Griffiths ...