... Jet0cries Mr.,J Tiser tMr. Oxley .Mlsr Nash Mrs. Black Mr. Blevmrle. Mr. R. Tnylpr Mr. M:rrett Mr. Reinhaidt Mr. Rot) nsoon Ms. 'j.,in Suence Mr. Nicilola MI. Vardy' Mr. Prince Mt. ?? Mr. !iarwick Mt. Wales MIr. Hayes Mr. Hi ps Mr. Henry Glover Mr. Gurt : Mr ...

... At ' i verv nuwerous andl respectahle meeting 'ell in Vic Vestry ai:Pontefract, on hurisdily the i d Instant, Mr. Samuel Oxley (1er Majesty's Chemist, and proprietor of those valuable mcdi. i cincs, thc concentrtaed essence of Jancaica ginger, c and ...

... btenm loug amud severe ; secondly, Ce(i,,te tost hbntitioe their Fniterliugs tive hieel horse with a idegree of ptiahence Oxley Ira- ihutt tins ?? every beholdher ; isil thmirdly, becanse the ir sotf- 1hmotnt muld ferihlgs mute beell brouughmt nih, Iat ...

... presented pettitions agattst the a bo- ltiots of Chorcts Rates, from ( aamong other pltces ) Great Oaklry, Mile Ettd, Little Oxley, Great OOley, St. Martin's, Colehester, Hector, HaRlwisiter, Westbtrihsttd Great Sarford, Great ra L well, Bsburtt, ?? St ...

... Benjamin Pickersgill, aslsistant overseer, 8 viet votesa Air. W. Wrood Wisemana, surgeon, 2. Batley- Eatt two candidates; Sir. H-enry Brearley, nmanufactttrer, 10; den Mlr. Joseph Chadwick, parish clerk and overseer, 3. Goinersal-two candidates * Mr. Thomas ...

... left- and teiaaisr, arid Edward Oxley, E~s'q. was immediately ear, elected in his stead, wlao, after scasting Uap the numbers, urr- declared the state of the poll, svhicha was receivetd witla led, great aPplause. Henry Pease, Esq., J. Pease, sen. fol- ...

... from him, of the fact. METHODIST NEW CONNECTION.-The first stone of the intended chapel is to be laid on Tuesday next, by Mr. Henry Forbes. INQUEST.-On Tuesday last, an inquest was held atthe CourtHouse, on the body of John Sinclair, aged91, whose death happened ...

... 21st of Sept. list. Mr. Henry Roberson, of Healds Hall, in the chair. The prizes for all the stands of Dahlias were awarded In articles of silver. The first priz (a handsome silvercream jug) was the produce of the generosity of Henry Oats, Esq. of Spring ...

... was elected alderman, in the room of Mr. W. Farrer, resigned. RtpON PETTY SESSiOMS.-(BEforc C. Horn, Esq., Mayor, Charles Oxley, Robert Paley, M.D., W. H. Hugeeson, and Quintin Rhodes, Esqts.)-George Deighton, Win. Bellerby, John Grayson, John Gray- son ...

... veshn Major Wood and family, Capt. and Mrs. Slayter Smith, 1 Sc an Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Cayton; B. R. Wilson, Esq.* C. I ppor Oxley, Esq. and family; Capt. Dalton and family J. theirHodgson, Esq. ; Taylor White, Esq., S. Wise, Esq.; J. l1 pre. P. Robson, ...

... source of gratili fel ~*cation to alipreseut. -hit a- RIP'ON COUrRT-HOUrSE, 'Jan. 4.-(Before Cbir. Horn, act ?? IV]ayor, Chas. Oxley, and Quintin Rhodes, Esqrs.)- s. Mir. Jones, the assistant overseer for the township of' Ripon, In made application to the ...

... fair attendance of Guardians az the i meetitg of this board, held in the Town-hall, 11alton, on Saturday, 24 being present; Henry Willoughby, Eaq. the chairman, presided. Sir George Strickland, Barr. 1l.P, i and another ex.officio guardian also attended ...