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... Police. *Abraham Riley, Charles Brear, and Thomas Crossley, all of Wariey, beer-sellers, were convicted in the penalty of 2, for keeping their houses open beyond the hour allowed by the act of parliament. Thomas Ashton, keeper of the Lightcliffe toll-bar ...
... pleasure in seconding the motion, as he conceived the measure one that was much called tor. The motion was then agreed to. Mr. Hardy obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the 52nd Geo. 111., can. M, regarding the assemblage of persons in private houses ...
... Clock there be two illuminated transparent dials erected, the cos* of which to be defrayed by voluntary Subscription. Mr. Thomas lootal, was appointed Treasurer, and Mr. William laylor Secretary. 'Wakefield Overseers Accounts.—These accounts have not ...
... BANKRUPTS.—(From Tuesday Night's Gazette) Thomas Scrivener, . M * r l k la e {, l^dTng! ! -, Solicitor, Mr. Smales, « fl |,d». c^-»«* /KJ, Thon.asW^ver,So,a^str«r• King S Arm j/jIV 8, June 1 a Solicitor, Mr. a uuo street. _ A„»htie, Cheapside, jeweller ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full operation. Head Bank Manchester. DIRECTORS. Thomas Agnew, Esq. James Hardie, Esq. Thomas Binyon, Esq. Hexry Moult, Esq. Benj. Braidley, Esq. Wat; Vernon, Esq. John F'ernley, ISsq James Woodall ...
... Established at .Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full operation. Hbad Bank Manchester. DIRECTORS. Thomas Aonew, Esq. James Hardie, Esq. Thomas Binyon, Esq. Henry Moult, Esq. Benj. Braidley, Esq. Wm. Vernon, Esq. John- Fernley, Esq. James Woodall ...
... Established at Manchester, January 13th, 1834, and now in full operation. Head Bank Manchester. DIRECTORS. Thomas Agnew, Esq. James Hardie, Esq. Thomas Binyon, Esq. Henry Moult, Esq. Benj. Braidley, Esq. Wm. Vernon, Esq. John Fehnley, Esq. James Woodall, ...
... remember that the same is to he said of Mr. Blackburne-Llectors of Bradford: remember that while the same is to be said of Air. Hardy, Mr. Lislvr honourably distinguished himself by voting for right and truth- Electors of Wakefield ! remenibtT that Mr. Gaskell ...
... the 24th ult. Sarah Thomas, of Dotk «ie Huddersheld, of thres children, still bora; i mother is doing well. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, Mr. James Binyon, of nhmdkn: warehouseman, to Miss Deborah Joel. H this i On Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Biake, tl dresser ...
... DEWSBURY. Horticultural Curiosity. There is now growing at Earlsheaton, near Dewsbury, in the garden of Mr. Thomas Milner, an apple tree of the Keswick codling kind, which has upon it three distinct gradations of fruit, viz. full ripe, half ripe, and ...
... Cnpt. Grantham, Bishop of Kilmore, Major O'Hara, Gen. Taylor, Major L T ppleby, Capt. Mitchell, Capt. Ball, Col. Ince, Capt. Hardy, the Rev. J. Graham, the Rev. Mr*. Butt, the lion. Mr. Butler, the Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the Right Rev. Dr. Brown, the Right Rev ...
... London. On M'ednesdyy last, at the parish church, Halifax, Mr. Thomas Smith, of Halifax, dyer, to Manha, youngest daughter of Mr. \V. Stocks, of Turn C* r. Lightcliffe. Same day, 'Mr. Thomas Burnley, of Gomersal, worsted manufacturer, to Miss Ann Blanche ...