... Esq. Howns¥IFLI—BAGSHAW.—June 28th, at Trinity Wavertree, Live by the Rev. Kdward Hassar 2. by the Rev. Hug! Stowell Brown, Thomas J. Springwood House, Shefiield, to daughter of John Bagshaw, Esqy., of Wellingto: Wavertree. (No cards.) MAns—Tayior.—July ...

... em ing Se. belonging to Mr John »nser- master, the landlord of the Black Cbd te We De ee 2 ch wan Hote imer- imprisonment. Thomas Brannan and | ne of man and wife, were found guilty of l, and were sentenced, coin in the market place, on the 14th of © man ...

... I uthyof I .an- carter Karl uf Devon. President the Board of Trade Sir Stafford PrnWcutof the Poor-law Board Mr Gathorns Hardy. Pint YniUiLv-i«.iit-r of Wood* and Fororts Lord John Manners. I.ord-Licutenant of Ireland The Marquis of Aberooro, K. 6. ...

... strians Gray, J., Stafford St., Dover St., Pi and i bottell, Jas., late of Thorne Rd, aS. Las c contest clerk— July 23. Prus- Hardy, John, Hornsey Holloway, e Aus- H., St Alban’s Ter., Surrey, vocalist—July : 2 road, Keysell, K., Kimoton Refaurm St -tioneer—July ...

... “Committed suicide,” ae jury returacl a v as tae Yesterduy.—Thomas Park an Hardy, tramps, were befors Mr Bi fa, ver Bent, charged with stealing a night dress, and tea-spoon, the property of Thomas Wari, wid — Guiseley, on Friday Prisoners pleaded ‘y one ...

... M.P., and Hon. Mrs Fores sale of Burrell, M.P., and Burr Pi eygate, M.P., and Lady Vi zate. __ Sir Augustus Clifford, Sir Thomas Heske th, M1 ral Sir Hugh Kose, Sir Richard and Lady M: Charles Loetch, Sir Gerard, Sir G. a AL Jenkinson and Miss Jenkinson ...

... upon all or any of its provisions. SHOOTINI; A MAN AT SOWE.— At the Warwickshire assizes, Wednesday, before Justice Mellor, Thomas Clark, 23. miner, was indicted for having, we, on the 27tn March last, attempted to kill and murder John Turrail. There second ...

... England. Firr a Cotton Mii.l, Rochdale. Ycetenlay morning a fire was in the willowriem of ale Mill, Mitigate, the pn»i»erty Mr Thomas and that (sirtion the building was destroyed. The fire originated through stone or other hard substance firing in the wil ...

... Jackson. Bridge George Smith (A), W. Pomiefrrtei —John Kirk, A., Thomas L Parker, t'nsworth, S. Cos. Cleekhiatrm— Samuel Knox. Vreirfoft —William Parkins»»n. WoodkouiK drove— James Hughes, Thomas H. Penntli. THE HALIFAX BRADFORD Dmicr. John H. Lcnl, 8.A., ...

... A.S.MK I.VTIO.N was held the Room* of the Association, at Harnsley, on last. John Thomas Wooilhouse, of Avenue, near Ashbv-de-la- Z«»uch, was elected president; Thomas William the Cedders, Methley, near la*eds, and Mr John Brown, of Barns ley, were elected ...

... Oklftcld. Ames Cleaver (Bceston Bramirp, E. CouWm, John Khmlss (a) (Horsforth), Buiith (i mlsry), Juwj4 Rhode® Thomas Kent, Henry 1WI«», Robert -Thomas Wood (a), William W. I hike, (Bailey), Samuel James Fowler, Jetfsry Supernumeraries James Walter S. Nichol ...

... —Wertry Jeha H. James, Governor and Chaplain. (Morfoik At.), Thomas Nightingale, Georve Beotft (S), Thomas M'Cullagh, Samuel K. Howe (Thorncliffe), Alexander Hoekings, William C. wry Thomas (Handswurth, Wuodh«.u*e, near Sheffield), Su(>crnumerary. Ae ...