... three, and enthusiastic applause, Mr, Peter Walker addressed the company. In the course of his speech he observed, that Mr. Thomas Hardy was now present, and that he felt it an honourto know such acharacter. He characterized the present government as * a cowardly ...

... sobriety, industry, and morality, without alloding to the cause of his suffering, Hardie requested the crowd not to go 10 public houses to drink to the memory of Baird and Hardie, but to go home, think of God, and mend their lives. He then added * I DIE A ...

... otherwise much mutilated, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. —On Friday, a woman in the employ of Messrs. Jobn and Thomas Peele, at Long Sutton, had her leg fractured in a thrashing machine, which rendered amputation necessary, and she isnowina ...

... night in such a siluation without an able man always at haod to succour and to save her, would have argued, not only fool-hardiness, but downright insanity, on her part. But, besides these incessant dangers of the seas, was there no danger to be apprehended ...

... Sunday last, the infant child of Thomas Jackson, esq. of this place. On Monday last, Mrs. Carteret, aged 76, mother of Mr, Carteret, drawing and writing master, of this place. Same day, in St. John's, aged 85, Thomas Wright, farmerly a carpenter : for ...

... of Mr. Maoners’s dogs. A reward is offered tor their apprehension, l On Wednesday morning last, as Mr. Charles Hardy, brother of Mr. %‘ Hardy, the worm.desiroyer, of Liltle Gonerby, Grantham, was catching a horse in a close | where there was a mare and ...

... Elizabeth, wife of Mr., Edward Bott, of Stamford, aged 48, On Friday last, in St, John's, Stamford, aged 33, Mr. Charles Hardy, collar and harness-maker. On Friday last, in St. George’s, Stamford, Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Sims, late hrewer, aged 67 ...

... the pilot that weathered the storm '—and ¢ the great man now no more,” was celebrated at the Music-hall, in this town, John Hardy, esq., in the chair. The company was neither so namérous nor select as on some former occasions. The chairman was more than ...

... 0 ditto Salt, Iron, Lead, &c. 0 12 0 ditto oo soenesrossnsnssesh §. 0 d 0 WILLIAM BRIALEY WILLIAM HARDY JOHN GANDY JOHN STENSON THOMAS BERESFORD WILLIAM SANDERS WILLIAM WISHER WILLIAM DUNELL {3 The Proprietors of these Boats will not be answerable ...

... of Grassby. Lars k.- Hv Mr. IV 18t week, at Hull, Mr. Thomas Hanson, joiner, of Castor, to Miss Gale, davghter of Mr. J. Gale, linen-meichaont, of that place. At Newnirk, on Thursdzy the 14th, Thomas Bennitt, to Jane Willey, At Gainshorough, June 10, Mr ...

... George’s Stamford, Thomas Kyme, tailor, to Jane Start. At Louth, on the 30th vit., Mr. Wells, to Miss Mawer. On Sunday last, Mr. William Grant, shipwright, to Miss Elizabeth Hart, both of Boston. On Tuesday, at Leake, Mr. Thomas Wetherill, grocer, of ...

... near Gainshorough, Mr. Thomas Reed, draper and grocer, of Epworth, to Miss Maw, of Graysiound. Same day, at Aberford, near Pootefract, Yorkshire, Mr. George Jenkinson, currier, to Miss Mary Ann Reed, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Reed, grocer and draper ...