... his head, and lie qouitd never get rid of it ; he hail no animosity against Mr. Hardy, bet respected him very misch. Indeed, wE are givelt to undertstand, that lhir- Hardy had acted whil tile greatest kindness toweards him, and evea after thle committal ...

... N., a native of this couenty, leaving a widow and six children. Lately died, much regretted, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Isaacson, of the Park Farm, Ewell, Surrey, and late of Lidgate, in this county. lst inst. died, at Brundish, after a stort ...

... Couar.--(f1od, v. Woods.)- Tlin: case came before the Court upon demurrer for the plaintiffs bill, filed by the chiidren of Thomas Woods, dleceassed, to recover from the defendant, their uncle, aim ectate in Suffiuk, called Bltidestolllh, with nearly509 ...

... Heighintomi, ditto 363. John Buritham, ditto - 15. Thomas ItoT ,ditto :17. William Bhrimley, ditto !16. Robert Brows,, ditto :58. John Purser, ditto 17. Chatles Duobstai, ditto 39. Thos. Twviteliett, ditto FIS. Thomas Parnmell, ditto. ,t. John Wastford, occupier ...

... Capel, the lady ot the Rev, Joseph Tweed, of a daughter. 9th inst. was married, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Thomas Vowler Short, Edward Francis Fendell, Esq., of Upper Bedford Place, to Mary Frances, eldest daughter of Robert Child, Esq ...

... Chilton, near Sudbury,leaving a widow aged 91,, to whom he had been married 64 years. 18th inst. died, in his 80th year, Mr. Thomas Blyth, formerly clerk of St. Nicholas church, in this town. 19th inst. died, aged 85 years, Mrs. E. Elmy, Beccles. 20th inst ...

... end moved That the cordial thallks of the meeting be given to Mr. Thomas Baring, for lsia conduct in the chair -Sir C. Fotite.8 seconded tile motion. Agreed to ?? cheers for Mr. Thomas Baring, and success to him at Yarmouth, were then given. -Mr. ALDERMAN ...

... died suddenly, at Southwold, in a fit of apo- plexy, the Rev. John Robinson, clk., in his 76th year. 15th inst. died, Mr. Thomas Norman. farmer, of H in. tlesham, leaving a wife and 4 chiildren. Mr. N. was in the art of applyitig shackles to the hind ...

... Mtr. Duncombe.. 4497 Mr.Serg Spankie i .32 Mr. Wakley -- 3359 Mr. I-lobhouse - 1S17 He therefore declared Thomas Slingaby Duncombe, Esq. and Thomas W.kley, Esq., to be duly elected as burges- ese to serve for the borough of lFinbury, in the ensuing parlianienit ...

... found Ia defender in tie SOLacuTou-GEN ERAL, who frittered away the great legal and constitutional principle asserted by Mr. Hardy, with the following observation:- Though the wit- ness was the best judge of the tendency of a question pro- posed to him ...

... St. Edmund's, by the R v. C. Atkinson, William Crack. nell, Esq., solicitor, Bolesdale, to Sarah, only daughter of the late Thomas Carr, Gent., oF Hinghmni, Norfolk. 6th instant was married, 'by the Rev. L. F Page, the Rev. W. Steggall, M. A. of lessett ...