... James Mu^ruve, to Mis Ripley, ddtst dsoghm 0£ Uie bu Us. Peer tlipley, Mill-Grt«n, Ho|!k k Or Tuesday lasl, at Colne, Mr. Thomas Coras.-. ef Iteedy-Kord, to EUra, ?? daughter of Thcm.j G must, .w, Eto ot Birn, v.jrd. Seme day. Mr. Jonas Bailey, to Miss ...

... -i Stove i ,; w»t* i ?? viieiit Bar. Creen- House Plants iic^Grnpe. Bar^ Hardy Pleat. • Je^t Uei*** ?? Annual 10 t ot Jlot Tw^-its •**■*>>■ Kxou Vn i„;uei Hest Nect-ihnes lie* Hardy Uou, uei Real ifiili 'J 1 ?? ?? ,, i j. ?? r ?? , 15, -»t C.in .nor ...

... beard her My she went forthe pistols to the shop where they were. Cross-examined She went for them alone to Mr. Harcourt's. Thomas Hardy.— l wm in the employ rf Mrs. Corder last year. In February fan yew, I saw Uie prisoner clesdbg pistols; I mw Maria Marten ...

... of law to the Dean and Chapter of York. Whereupon Nicholas Wotton, then Dean, with the consent ef the Chapter, granted to Thomas Luither, priest, a brother and fellow of the said Hospital, at the time of making this union, the annual rent of £4. 13s. ...

... addressed (Post paid* to Hkeauey and Vyi ?? ***• Wl ,iave due «ttei,tion. HP.I ATIVKS WANTED. f f THOMAS CIAHKSON. JOHN I ?? \HKS IN. and THOMAS HALL, Nephews *. h( .;.e MAT Till AS CLARKSON, of Thrintolt, ?? vortisllcrton, will apply Mr. John Atkin ...

... ornament, the s.tpirb hardy bou.iuet, also the formation of' Mr. Bain:s, and which very deservedly obtained the prize. This gigantic structure o: flowers containod amongst an innumerable varkty of specie*, ths fol- lowing hardy plan ?? capitata, (Jolomia ...

... wu immediately conveyed to the shop of Mr. Wilkinson, druggist, where he expired in about ten minutes. Mk father's uame k Thomas Screeton. He k the maan* i of a -.loop of the some name, and resides, we nndrrstand, at Wakefidd. The agony of the mother ...

... From FRIDAY NIGHTs GAZE! TE, Oct 1,1 Thomas WUmot. of Sloane-square, Chelsea br„L_ to sun ender Oct. 17. at eleven, 24, sand Nov 21 ten, at Basinghall-street. Solkitors, Messis W ! ? more and Kllk, Sc Mildreds-court. Poultry. nt * Charles Tyrwhitt Jones ...

... Sheffield, buifakr' Nov. II, at two, at tfae office of Mr. Hardy. c«,i t ' street, Sheffield ..George Aae, late of Stamford. Lin- colnshire, draper, Nov. 7, at twelve, at the Hotel, in Stamford .Thomas Hoidicb, of Spalding. Lincoln- shire, grocer aod tea-dealer ...

... oa the appeal list, and IS traverses. The briefs for the former, with but tew exception-, were confined to Messrs. Maude, Hardy, Miiaer, aad Blackburae Upon one occasion (not an unusual occurrence) wben the attendance of one of the above gentlemen was ...

... looger.— Tbe child waa much frigbtencd. aad has bad fits ever aince. I cdled in Mrs. Hardy to ace the child I bad ?? tbe child half an hear before, quit* well. Helen Hardy— l nw the' child ea tbe following day. She leemed much convulsed ia her head, end ...

... one hundred persons dined at the Golden Lioi nitkrield, on Wednesday last, t« celebrate tbe anni .ary of the acquit.al of Thomas Hardy, wlio was tried tor high treason, under tiie desperate indict- ments of 179*1. The evening was passed in great con- viviality ...