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... great number of deaths amongst the aged himates, and the in- firmary is nearly filled with those on the sick list. Sir Thomas ML. Hardy, the gallant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College qf ...
... Potter, Lord Russell, J. Thomas Thornley, and R. Wason.-Against ?? J. er Beckett, R. Bethell, W. Boiling, Hon. C. J. Canning, W Sir C. Dalbiac, J. Davenport, P. H. Fleetwood, J. Fort, st W, E. Gladstone, T. Greene, J. Hardy, J. Jervis, J. F. G Lees, ...
... OF MEMBERS SUP.9RSEDED. E.NGLAND AND WALFA.:'CITlES AND BOROU;Rs - to _ _ ?? INS TO RPZO.Hrd ib- 'Bradford,* Buafeld,- rice Hardy m 'Bridgnorth, Tracey, ,, Pigott S-Bridport, Jervis, , Twiassm at Bristol, Berkeley, , Vivyaza Cu- Carmarthen, Morris, ,, Lewis ...
... Heigham intimated that it was useless, unless Mr. Barrett were prepared to contend' that the rating of Thomas Hepworth could be the rating of Thomas Hopewell.-Strutk out. SALFORD, Mr. Heigham then proceeded todisposeof thoseobjec- tions in which the parties ...
... knocked down by one of te Mr. Hardy, (the defeated candidate for B of Mr. Alderman Goodman that he saw Ord.) sons of Mr. Hardy throw the stone or0, oF the knocked the woman down: Mr. Batearick th t saw John and Charles Hardy throiral51 II that lie John ...
... the drift of the Wrter.: a., chiarge 0f 3furder.-The inquiri Wno the afleed ed I q , a ?? Of a sniunanamed (Otinlbell, by Thomas .Canne14t tetioen.- :t mandtor of the brig Laurel, 'sas mrnelfmedat 'the time ap- y pointed, =etra, qpd terminated in tbo ...
... cucumber. John Mforr is, Ref-The best tornips, and one other. Mr. S. Stasbrord-Ths best greenhouse plant, the best hardy s-nb, the best basket of hardy-grown flowers, and eight others. Mr. John Wilkisrton-The best kidney beans, and three other. iMrs. Darbishire-The ...
... day, and, at the same place, inquiries were gone into touching the cause of death of Ann Wrigley, aged three omonths, and Thomas Warburton, four years old, w ho were accidentally burnt on Wednesday, in the absence of t d the persons in whose care they ...
... -aged 43 years, Harriet, the wife of Mr Jame s Hinchcliffe, of Chestergate, Stock. orthe wife da Pra bes t'che wife of Mr Thomas Mayse, of Brinkswlty.0n the ~30thl.ultnamo, aged 66 years, Mr's T erreyof ancashir ?? the 3]st nit., aged 71 yearse, MrfJ ...
... befome in Amterica, endW that a collection would be Inade on his behalf ansongat thle ili bystanders. Considerlisg the foci-hardiness of the exploit, Or and also cold and gusty state of the weather, many persons, m orevsaogt tie number. thsought the whole ...
... libel:-1L. A. Aglionby, aL J. Bretborton, Joln Folden, John Hardy, Benjamin Haves, fi Charles Hindloy. Joseph Home, W. Hutt, Henry Marsland, ant Joseph Pease, Mark Philips, Colonel Thompson, Thomas Jar Thornely, Rigby Wason, George Wilbraham, J. Jervis. m ...
... true bill has been found a- Ibythe grand jury against John Crookall and Thomas ad |Pollit, attornies; Robert Griffin Roseel], John Millhvood, o and George Green, bailiffs; and Thomas Baxter, baker l|and provision shopkeeper, of Windsor Bridge, Pendle- it ...