... I got to Hardy'a, I overtook four or five persons, three of whom I knew, George Pearl, David White and his brother. We went to Mr. Hardy's. I went in first: the others followed, and asked for porter or beer. I asked for some first, but Hardy said he would ...

... etachytar. pheta rnutabilis, R. Bevan, Evq.; tle best hardy plant in bloom grown in a pot, sduleiia glandulosa, Mr. Lord; the best bouquet, all tender Mlowers, 1t. B3evan Esq.; the best ditto, all hardy flowers, Mr. Hodsonf.Extra Pries :-Grapes, black Hamburgh ...

... Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, and in the evening the public were admitted to see the narrow receptacle of what once was Thomas William Coke, in the same apartment at the Crown Inn, in which the body of his first wife lav in state forty-two years ago ...

... Francis Thomas Gibb, Mary Anne Gibb, Harry Wm. Scott Gibb, Louisa Jan (bdeceazsed) ,, GlbMaDry Glbb, 'Mary Anne Gibb,MatildaWarburton Gibb, William Edward Gibbs, William Gibson, James Gilham, Robert Gillow, Elizabeth Girdlestone John Goddard, Thomas Goodlake ...

... Perry,'B, A. WAilltam coll, Oxford. a Thomas Sykes, B. A. Queen's coil. gi Thomas Dykes Thorpe, 1E A. Pewnb. coil. b Wm. Hardy Vernon, B. A. Magd. coll. Oxford, John Deane Waito, B. A. Clare hlihl, ' ?? ' PaiEsTS. C Thomas Clarke, B. A. Queen's coil. - tz ...

... for a restoration to the, poor of their just aid legal rights. The same Hon. Mpmhrbalso preseriteda petition ftom Mr ' oy' Thomas, 'ho stated that. thelffice of vestry- clerk6 5 t'heilinted' pi'shes of St. Mary Woolmioth and St. Mary Woolclkusb, in the ...

... before an adequate idea of it can be formed. Vide Adv. Monday was married at St. Nicholas church, in this town, the Rev. Thomas Drummond, to Miss Pilkington, daughter of the late R{ev. James Pilkington. Wednesday last was married at Manningtree, Capt ...

... his head, and lie qouitd never get rid of it ; he hail no animosity against Mr. Hardy, bet respected him very misch. Indeed, wE are givelt to undertstand, that lhir- Hardy had acted whil tile greatest kindness toweards him, and evea after thle committal ...

... Esq. Sir Win, Rawley, Bait. Orbell Ray Oakes, Esq. Barnard E. Howard, Esq. Thomas Cocksedge, Esq. ?? Sherlock Gooch, Esq. IJohn Wilson Allen, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. Thomas Bucke, Esq. John Mosely, Esq. Edward W. Martin, Esq. win. Mathew, Esq. Abraham ...

... -Best managed Cottage Garden, Thomas Baker, l~e 19.; 2d ditto, Widow 8akes, 1IS.; 3d, Wil- liam Wilby, lIs.; 4th, Seaman Read, lOs. 6d.; 5th, John English, lOs. 6d.; 6th, Nathan Linstead, 7s. 6d.; 7th, William Cornell; 5th, Thomas Reynolds; 9th, William ling; ...

... angll 1r appoint the Right Honourable Williaeis Pitt, George Percy, Esq: (commonly called Loreil Lo ~aizee) Janles Edward Hardis, Esq. (co nj}onl Caleed Viscount Fita.FHarris)Ythe Right Horiojtdrab~p Charles Long, and George Spencero Esq.i (cotl. monly ...

... N., a native of this couenty, leaving a widow and six children. Lately died, much regretted, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Isaacson, of the Park Farm, Ewell, Surrey, and late of Lidgate, in this county. lst inst. died, at Brundish, after a stort ...