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... Beresford strikes his flag. The offer tlie Mediterranean command has been made to Sir George Cockburn. If he take it, Sir Thomas Hardy will succeed hun the West India station, and Sir Pulteney Malcolm will become a Lord of the Admiralty. Either Captain Tomkinson ...
... and John hite, of Jermvn-street. Hughes and John Edwards, of 38, ». Thomas Geyle and Henry Adams, I'- full- coal and culm dealers—John and Robert : pool, brokers—James Crescent and Thoma' fun pool, manufacturers of phosph ite of soda —Georg Samuel Banks ...
... —John B. Bond, University.; Francis P. G. Dinely, Worcester; Rev. Kichard Gordon Bedford Queen i ; Thomas JJrtscoe, Scholar of Jesus ; Edward rick, and Thomas Harding Newman, Demies of Magdalen • Alexander Cameron, aud William Anthony Glynn, Magdalen Hall ...
... Snow Hall, near Gaiuford, greatly respected, Christopher Sherwood, Esq., of Darlington, solicitor, aged 51. Same day, Mr. Thomas Jackson, farmer, Rufforth, aged 43, very deeply and sincerely regretted all his relatives and friends. Sunday, the Ist inst ...
... father.—Mr. John Hardy, cowkeeper, appeared behalf of the lad. said, it was his authority that Barlow had left the employment his master. The. Mayor asked Mr. Hardy, what authority he had for ordering the lad to neglect his diitv? Mr. Hardy replied, that ...
... daughter of Mr. Alderman Smith, of this city. On Monday, the inst.. at Newton Kyme.by the Rev. Edward Duncombe, SI. A., the Rev. Thomas Hart Dyke, second son of Percival Hart Dyke, Bart, Castle, the county of Kent, to Elisabeth, second daughter of nomas Lodington ...
... first prisoners tried were WILLIAM WALKER (25), CHARLES KENNEDY and JOHN HARDY (11), charged with stealing, on the 2Uh of October last, 201 us. of pickled pork, the property Thomas Jackson, illm.ni -pwood, and George Rudston pleaded Guilty. Mr. Hii.nvA ...
... Society—and their Influence on Human Happiness.—Particulars may known at Mrs. Langdale's, Bookseller, Ripon. I The undersigned Thomas Pickering, late of Bishopthorpe, in the County of the City of York, Farmer, having taken the benefit af 'the Act of 7 Geo ...
... the said Francis Sturdy. JESSE CLAY, (35), charged upon Ihe oath of Thomas ol Mil tie d, clothier, and others, with stealing, en 31 day November, one cow, tlle properly the said Thomas 28, 29 JOHN POLLARD,(26), and BARTHOLOMEW PICKARD. (17), charged upon ...
... arrows were, William Wright, Esq., who placed three arrows in the gold or bull's eye ; and Messrs. Thomas Smurthw aite, (the Captain for the last year,) Hardy, Burnett, (Newcastle,) Currie, Fisher, and C. Croft. Though the neighbourhood of Richmond abounds ...
... sinensis, formerly considered and treated as a greenhouse plant, but now proved to be quite hardy, and wliich is likely to become one of the most graceful hardy climbers which the flower garden can boast. Its foliage resembles the well-known Shumach, but ...
... \ORK>HIRE SCHOOL for the as a Memorial ot the late Wilbebvorce. William V. Harconrt Caleb W dliams P. Beilbv Thompson Thomas IN-ice Thomas Barlow John Blanchard W. H. Dixon Bl J- Homer J. Graham G. H. Seymour J. B. Wilson Roht. Cattle Wellheloved Jona. ...