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... the ; oldl 1 ll '^ adiße and pooh and >anders. an Duncan, Liverpool. house-builder, Thomas Evan, late of lari . (Greenouifh, »isan. . rardiff. Gla Carter Edward Thomas , an(l morganshire, ctimmim bn»er, August 20, at the Bush TaTcro, Bn. John, now or lste ...
... On the 21st January, on board the Tranby, of Hull, (ten days prior to her arrival at Swan River,) William son of Mr. Robt. Hardy, of Barrow, Lincolnshire, aged 16. He was a youth of the most amiable disposition, and correct morals; his death was awfully ...
... Enderby, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Padley, car. penter, of the former place. At Grimsby, on Tucs lay week, Mr. Thomas Cambridge Botheroyved. of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, to Miss Maria Fmerson, of the former place. At Haxey, near Gainsborough, ...
... containing a quantity of coin tom Hinckley—Not Guilty. iS Thomas Garrett, 73, charged with uttering conn- erfeit coin,at Market Harborough—Remanded to he Assizes. ie) Tsaae Chadburn and Thomas Burton— Discharged Proclamation. Bridget Cauifield, charged ...
... Hampton Court fitted for such purposes. A curious question of privilege is agitating at the House of Lords. One of Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt's (Blackßod) officers, while his pocket was laden with papers of deep import to their lordships, and connected with ...
... have been in prison four times under the Game Lees), was charged with stealing ducks at East Leake.—Mr. Williams called John Hardy, a publican, who said, that on the 21st of April, io the monting, foot ducks were missing front his prernises.—(Cross-examined ...
... acquitted on a charge of stealing, on the 20th April, at East Leake, one duck, the property of John Hardy. Three others acre also stolen belonging to 31r. Hardy 's sister, at the saute time.-31r. Whitehurst defended the prisoner, denied the robbery.—There ...
... Henry Smith, Esq. Jnseph Birch, E*J. M. P. John Balguy, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel Wildman Peter Brooke, Esq Wm. Sherbrooke, Esq. Thomas Barber, E»q. Wm. Elliott, Esq. Kolleston, Esq. Wm. Charlton, Esq. John Smith Wright, Esq. W. F. Norton Norton, Esq. I John ...
... of the SOCIETY, for this Sewn, consisting of CrAIUVATZOIiIS, PINKS, STOVE, GREEN.HOUSF., and HERBACEOUS PLANTS, EKICAS and HARDY SHRUBS, With ail FRUITS sad VEGETABLES Season, Will be held at liaomur Hausa, nu Weduesday next, the:lt4th instant, at Two ...
... Rubinson, Esq. John Wrixht, EN tellabod N richt, FAS' Thomys Moore. EN Henry Smith, Esq. John city, EN. Peter Rruote, EN. Thomas Barber. Esti. Wm. Torhott, EN. ti m. 'Taylor. Esq. Thotna• P.,rl,yas, Et( Robert EN. Rev. Thorns, Beanmon! Rea. Rev J. J flea% ...
... of hope, of sympathy, and of duty.” ELECTION.— AUGUST 2. Abont ten o’clock the Mayor (Isaac Lovell, Esq.) the High Bailiff (Thomas Wright, Esq.) attended by Sir Charles Hastings, Bart. Sir F.G. Fowke, Bart. Aldermen Wood, Rawson, &c. entered the Town Hall ...
... What passed between vou ?— White, He promised me faithfully Lut night and this morning to vote for Mr. Tennyson and Lord Thomas Cecil. Mr. | Tennyson, Was that all which passed ? White, Yes, | at that time. Mr. Tennvson, \What afterwards » White, e told ...