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... ui support; John Turner was widower, and has left 1 check of which magistrates daughters, one married and the other single; Thomas mind there brought into ster, wife and one child; Thomaa Bristow, wife af «nd period wheo of all three children. moved from ...
... four Presbyterian Meeting-houses. two Roman Catholic, and two Methodist Chapels, in the parish. About years ago. the Rev. Thomas Carter, now Dean of Tuam. who was lately dismissed from the Magistracy, was. through the influence of a female, of his family ...
... entire night under her window. The consequence was a severe illness ; and *• Lnx-e, ■wlto sent, forgot to save Til* old, the hardy, and the brave Monsieur Civillc died of jealousy and a fluxion the breast Leitch Rilchie. Narrow Escapf..— dark winter’s in ...
... sir • C Duadas, Capt. J. W. 11. Fenton, Ca . 4 .40 Foelden, .1 firlden, W I — . 8 Gadrell, M 1 .12 Gully, J I - .9 Hardy ,J 17.22 Hal, M. D 35 l5 .84 Hutt, W 24 5.88 ingdby, W. 1.54 75.-72 Johnstone, Sig J. 1 3 .95 Langdale, Has. C..•.. 9 ...
... William Summers and calendar months with hard labour. Wi liam Pomeroy. He was sentenced to imprisonment for three Against George Hardy there was no bill. James Guppy was found guilty of having stolen on the 28th of December a pigs’ chop, the property of David ...
... entire night under her window. The consequence was severe illness and •. ■ ■■■'* *• Love, who sent, forgot to nave The old, the hardy, and the brave . Monsieur Civillc died of jealousy and a fluxion in the breast. Leitch Ritchie. A Narrow Escape.— One dark ...
... 6-Jones, 3-Hart, 3-Mur- ray, 2-Fouke, 6-Farrell Ins, 3-Farrell 2us, 5-Wil- -cocks, I-Bennett, 2-Porter 2us, 6-Willson, 7-Hardy, .5-Jackson °us, 2-Wo6dright, 1-Mdontgomery 3Ss, 5- Fleming, 3-Bootb 2usi 2-NIontgomery 4us, 1. The Snojects of Ezamination ...
... potatoes, aad a quart of ale. On St. Thomas's-day, the usual distribution of alms, in money and clothing, took place at the Town Hall, by the Corporation of Denbigh. The first sum was the usual alms of St. Thomas's-day, amounting to about 201; and afterwards ...
... twisted maker, aged 31- A few d aysCheMsellebi. Mr. James Hardy, aged 13. At C Mr. Thomas M aker, currier, aged is bed,—The demand's wife, • few dela op. bowl in a neighbouring A Iholy War Wt, Mr. Thomas Haney, a oar dm M aged t, Robert Newton. At r MOMSeldo ...
... Denuiaon, Esq. of Doncaster; Joshua Ingham, Esq. of Mirfield ; John Armvtasre' Esq. of Heath; Henry Taylor, Esq. of Pontet'ract; Thomas Wheatlev, Esq. of Hopton ; C.J. Bruudlinjr. Esq.. of Middleton ; the Hon. J. S. Wortlev. 'ihe following gentlemen were sworn ...
... weight they are now, and yet a modern shilling would at that time have bought about five times as much as it will at present.- hardy's CUose Rolls. UNITARIAN.DissENTERS.-A very important decision was given by the Vice Chancellor last'week, which, if allowed ...
... Bell William, John Carr, Robert Dodgson, George Rell, and Thomas Howell Merridew, mercliaitls, Wood-street, and Coveutry, far as regards T. H. Merridew, lotli April, 1830 Caunt John and Thomas Hawks'ey, surgeons, Nottingham, Ist August Clarke Mary and ...