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

... are about to build sixteen rooms for the use of married paupers over sixty. The fifty-third anniversary of the acquittal Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tuoke, and John i'helwall, from charge high treason, was celebrated at Radley’s Hotel, London, Friday last ...

... 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 ...

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

... around him. October Frederick, son of Mr. Garland, timber merchant, of Crouch Street, Banbury, aged II year*. October 23, Thomas Bradley, plush weaver, of Nelthrop, Banbury, aged 74 years. Z.OHDOW OABI BANKRUPTS. H. Bfame and C. T. Pearce, Vauxhsll Gardens ...

... BTRATFORD-OM-AVOXT. Dim, August 28th, at Coventry, Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Dadley, cutler, of Stratford, in her year. August .’loth, at Pack wood, Thomas, second son of Mr. Joseph Taylor, farmer, aged 14 years. September •*lrd, after lingering ...

... ON. Bart Sir THOMAS 8. GOOCH, Bart, a Vice-President of the Royal Agricultural Society. Sir ALEXANDER CHARLES MALET, Bart. Sir THOMAS BAKING, Bart, a Governor of the Royal Agricultural Society. • Sir JOHN WALKER POLLEN. Bart. Sir THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE ...

... the informer, and the remainder retained for the county, bv order of the magistrates. awaa from Service.— Thomas Watkins, servant to Mr. Thomas Kdkins, Gipsy Hall, Aston Cantlow, was brought up on a warrant, charged with having left his master’s employ ...

... wife of Mr. W. Tinier, a daughter. August at Ringstead, the Rev. Thomas Sheepshanks, M.A., William Henry, eldest son of J. G. Serre, Esq., of Hackney, to Mary, second daughter of Thomas Wilkins, Esq., of Kingstead House, Northamptonshire. August St. Mary’s ...

... [own—one cause of matrimonial misery might then banished! Umd, and the race of the enervate succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirit of the olden liine.’*— Chronicle. “CoßTta Mabhood.—lt is triumph of humanity, a* monditv. that the solitary ...

... Taman, master aud matron the Oxford orkhouse, aged .*» years. April 17. after a short and severe illness. John Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Steel, of Warwick, aged years. April IS, Nurthleigh. Harriet, wife Mr. Reuben Shepherd, farmer, aged 4J. leaving ...

... Andover, linendraper. WILLIAM BROOM and WILLIAM HARDY, Oxford Street, drapers. WILLIAM BROOME, Oxford Street, linendraper. WALTER WEBTRUP and THOMAS MARTIN COOK- SEDGE, Shad well and NorthHeet, millers. THOMAS FLAHERTY, Bath, tailor. JAMES ASHMAN. Bath, innkeeper ...