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... the Rev. A. Steward. M.A. Mr. D. r. Porter, of Nrw York, to Ann. daughter of Mr. M w, Hardy, of Waltharostow, Fisea. Same day, ■t St. Pancras New Chantal, Mr. Thomas Oliver, youngest son of the late Mr. L. Oliver, of this towu. to Martha. filth daughter ...
... solitary confinement. Thomas Whir, lor stealing some gun- powder ami 29 pencils from his master, Mr. C. C. Daniel, of St. Clement's, one month's imprisonment. James Balls, Jeremiah Holmes, James Wilsea, W. Watson, John Howard, Thomas Savory, and George Vincent ...
... borne with Christian fortitude, Mr. John I-'vered, formerly' a farmer at Horringer, near thistown. On Saturday sennight Mr. Thomas, Brothers, hat-maker, of Kensington, and late of Harwich, leaving a wife and nine children to lament his loss. Same day. aged ...
... great coatand looking-glass, the pro- perty of Samuel Dames, of Old Buckenharo, was sentenced to seven years' transportation.— Thomas Wright, for stealing a hen, the property of Jonathan WelTs, of Bockham, was sentenced to six calendar months' hard labour ...
... y Sessions on Wednesday, M. Elwin, l.loti v i }* a ' Francis Hardy (previously convicted ,lin gns. SmeS W,,il * ro » a «l Thomas Arbor, for life (i l . ts, l w, ' , ' es enteiiced. Hardy lo be transported Ice 6 m T f ° r 7 y e,rB * Wm - Flood ...
... Needham Market. Same day, in her 75th year, Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy, wife of Mr. Wm. Hardy, shopkeeper, of Colchester. Yesterday sennight, at Winston, in this county, in his 73d year, Mr. Thomas Ling, late of Thorndon. Same day, at Hackney, aged 57,. Elizabeth ...
... parish officers, it was agreed by Mrs. Marten, Maria, and myself, that the child should be buried in the fields, though, to Thomas Marten, Maria's father, it was represented that we were about to take it to Sudbury, where it was born, for interment. Accordingly ...
... W. H. Bury Hatch Rev. Chas. Chelsworth Turner Philip, Old Newton Hawkins Thomas, Milden Tyrell Robert W. Haughley llavward William, Sudbury Underwood John, Hawstead Higgs Thomas, Bury St. James Waddelow Thos. Lakenheath Hill William, Sudbury Waddington ...
... \ P ft rrbjrok- ( William Sutton Dennis and Wright Rl. h,.jj 5 Beccles. Danby and Wood Ji^tlierhn m Thomas Delf Huntingdon. Thomas Law ' Thomas Sayer Edward Sharman Saffron WaU- Bishop Stortjord. Ipswich. Day and RoW Clifford &Wetherly John IVrry William ...
... MARRIED. Tuesday last tlie Rev. Charles Gape, M. A. Vtcar of Sibsey, Lincolnshire, to Mary Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Thomas Howard, Esq. oi' St. Michael's, Herts. Same day Air. Joseph Rhodes, of Ely, grocer and mealinaii, to Sarah, second daughter ...
... Clarence's: Council, returns to the Ordnance as Surveyor- General ;} and it is said he will he succeeded by Admiral Sir Thos.; M. Hardy, Lord Nelson's Captain. ' The paragraph respecting the distribution of the property of the late Archbishop of Canterbury is ...
... Sunday, at the age of sixty-one. Hardy': Acquittal. —Upwards of a bundred persons dined together on Wednesday. at the Golden Lion, Smithfield. in consequence of its being the anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy in 1794. Mr. Harmer was called to ...