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... Rev. B. Pelle, a son. 23d, at Stockwell, Surrey, the lady of George Gay, Esq., a son. 18th, at Wexford, Ireland, Mrs. G. F. Hardy, a son. 23d, at Liverpool, Mrs. J. D. Eshelby, a son. 23d, the lady of J. W. Sutherland, Esq., a son. 24th, in Chester-square ...
... of the Edgware,road. sth at Stanley-hall, Shropshire, Sir Thomas John Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart. sth, the Rev. R. Constable, vicar . of Cowfold, Sussex. 6th, in the Dockyard, Chatham, Mr. W. Hardy, of the Paymaster-General's-office. 7th, at Harlow Vicarage ...
... Edinburgh ; University College College ; Lang, Sydenham College, London; Nicoll, Ai i rr — a t, gate School ; Purvis, St. Thomas's and Webb-street Schools ; University College; Tomes, King's College. PRESENTATIONS AND PREFERMENTS. Rev. E. J. Randolph ...
... Ale:Finder, Esq. samuel,Eyre, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq Thomas Hope, Esq. J. D. Hustler, Esq Thomas Knowles, Esq. Secretary—Mr. Bankers—The 13ank of England; Weste; gers. U. R. Perkins, Esq. Thomas Price, Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq. . John Wilson, Esq. ...
... Stephenson's Trueßlue . (Mr. J. Mason) 1 . (Mr. Oliver) 2 (Mr. Martin) 3 . (Mr. Barker) 4 . The following also started :—Mr. Thomas Chawner nd Daxon (Mr. Ferguson) ; Lord Macdonald's The Nun (Mr. A. M`Donough) ; Captain Lamb's Jack (Mr. Wadlow) ; Mr. A. ...
... Esq. ' • John Frederick Crewe, of Loak's.hall, High Wy com b e, E sq. ; and Thomas Newland Allen,nf the Vache, Chalfont, St. Giles's, Esq. Cambridge and Huntingdonshire—Thomas Mortloek, of Little Abingdon, Esq. ; Edward Humphreys Greene, of Hinxton, Esq ...
... Trinity, incumbent of ron-eum- Hardy, near Manchester. „aelielor in Divinity.—The Rev. G. Langshaw, t or laster s of Arts.—Leeds Cowns Booth, and William Oliver, St. Pella ; Jelin Pullin, Clare-hall. kaehelor of Arts.—Thomas Rump Drake, Corpus - Christi ...
... Mary's, 'sling - ton, Mr. D. D. Wheeler, to Martha, daughter of the late Mr. W. Fox- March 23rd, at Harpenden, Herts, B. Thomas, Esq., of Crane-court, Fleet-street, to Mary Ann, daughter of W. Ken, Esq. March 26th, st , St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, ...
... has been appointed acting I kessZ' Pro tern., of Greenwich Hospital, until the appointment of a to the late gallant Sir Thomas Hardy.—Evening Paper. wt; r ight ARMY. , 43rd, was President of a qourt of inquiry at Niagara ! , : 4 ' l l B Y' ati ng certain ...
... - 42, at this port, is at last ordered for commission, • be commanded by Capt. 'Thomas Bouchier, 1827, formerly flag;aeutenant in the Brazils to the late Sir Thcmas Hardy. Her qe stination is reported to be the West Indies. She hoisted the Pendant on ...
... week at Fare: ham, Hampshire, by William Handay, the keeper of a beer-shop Stubbingten, who shot his brother-in-law, named Thomas Muck et ; On Monday, the day of the murder, the prisoner and a shepherd has quarrelled out of doors, and the prisoner, having ...
... less than seven hundred banks.—Bolton Chronicle. Longevity.—There is living at Hurst, in the parish of Ashton-under-lyne, Thomas Moss, a constitutionalist, of retentive memory, and in good health, who was born on the lth of June, 1745. He is father of ...