... Richard N. Welchman, son of Mr. P. Welchman, of Northampton, to Elizabeth Mary, only sur- viving daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, Eeq., of Ensham, At Para, Brazils, by the upsetting of a canoe, Reginald Simpson Graham, Esq., of Manchester, in his 32nd ...

... Union are about to build sixteen rooms for the use of panpers over sixty. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason, was celebrated at Radley’s Hotel, London, on Friday ...

... HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN. Continue make new plantations of Strawberries; or if ground cannot at present cleared nor labour spared for its preparation, the runners ought to bedded out, without delay, in rich soil, and afterwards duly supplied with ...

... HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN Frort.—The foreright shoots of espalier fruit-trees should now be shortened, precisely as directed to be done last week, in the case of wall-trees. “This is the most essential step in a system of pruning by which these trees ...

... to Caroline Maria youngest daughter of Mr. Ralph Miles, of the former place. On Tuesday th inst. at Brailes, Thomas third son of the late Thomas Garrett, Esq. of Sutton, to Elizabeth second daughter of the late J. Harris, Esq. of Brailes Buildings, War ...

... around hi: October 21, Frederick, son of Mr. Garland, timber merchant, of Crouch Street, Banbury, aged 11 years. October 23, Thomas Bradley, plush weaver, of Neithrop, Banbury, aged 74 years. FRIDAY’S LONDON GAE: BANKROPTS. H. Blane and C. T. Pearce, Vauxhall ...

... 10d. to lid. per Ib. Diep, August 28th, at Coventry, Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Dadley, cutler, of Stratford, in her 7th year. August 30th, at Packwood, Thomas, second son of Mr. Joseph Taylor, farmer, aged 14 years. September 3rd, after a lingering ...

... subscribers, many delicacies. Amongst the company were noticed, the Rev. T. Medwin, A.M.; W. W. Weston, Esq.; J. Hardy, Esq.; the Misses Hardy; Wm. Sheldon, Esq.. Mayor; Henry Haywood, [sq.; the Misses Wrighton; Mr. William Hartley; Miss Hartley; Mr. Butcher ...

... J. Cough, minister of the Baptist Chapel, Braunston, to Miss Ann Goodinan, of Little ‘reaton. New Mavor.—On the 9th inst., Thomas Sanders, Esq., was elected mayor, of this borough, for the ensuing year. Gure asp Socirty.—-On Thursday week the 2nd instant ...

... Grounds 6514 2 Mr. Robert Rogers, North Aston 9 610 Mr. John Rowland, Manor Farm, Islip .% 9 3 Mr. Thomas Smith, Islip .15 12 0 Mr. Thomas Timms, Dun's Tew - 615 O Mr. Richard Wait, Caulcot, Lower Heyford . 8 0 O Stephen Walker, Esq., Islip ...

... cause of matrimonial misery might then be banished from our d, and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, orous spirit of the olden time.”—Chronicle. ‘Cuatis os Mannoop.—It isa triumph of humanity, as wel! as mo- y, that the solitary ...

... , Bart. Sir THOMAS 8S. GOOCH, Bart., a Vice-President of the Royal Agricultural Society. Sir ALEXANDER CHARLES MALET, Bart. Sir THOMAS BARING, Bart., a Governor of the Royal Agricultural Society. * Sir JOHN WALKER POLLEN, Bart. rt THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE ...