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... John Norman, to Miss Mary Wilson ; Mr, Thomas Creighton, to Mary, of Mr. Richard Ilotherinilton, grocer; Mr. Win. Armstrong, Miss Mary Ann Johnston' Mr. Thomas Matlinson, Miss Margaret Annstrong; Mr. (ieorge Hardy, Miss Klizaheth Reed; and Mr. Robert Dunbar ...
... county, Esq., of a son. ? ¦¦ MARRIAGES. On the 2nd inst, at Bury, by the Rev. W. Hardy, of Balderston, Mr: Jos jph Parker, gib :er, of Blackburn, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Parker, of Sunderland Hall, to Helen, second daughter of Mr. John Priestly, cotton ...
... HVixlr. J. STOTT Master (iII.LOW, (on this .rtiiisiwv onlv.) L)VVIKS and Mr. I*l.'llfßtToS, sol** n.m •.ifMi.us, Mr. K. VV THOMAS. \lolm. Mr. HKOWN. r.mtliulor, Mr. (i. lIOLUKN. Ticket', for the Bodv of tlie Hall. ami tialleit. 2*- Ini may Im* had at the ...
... say ing that Hardy knew Jber well wondered where be Greaves said Hardy “ Cbristmassing” and he would ber to him Finding out her mistake that she the way Bailey she became resolute in tbe Hillgate for and apprehended She said bad been Hardy's before always ...
... CRUIKSHANR’S COMIC ALMANAC. THOMAS THE GARDENER TO SALLY THE COOK. * T tak up my pen with mach plessure to inform yew that i hav bean quiet Mizzerabl evver sins i left my plase. Evvery think has gon rong from that day to this, i hav ad no Turnups to speek ...
... 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 ...
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... Loral; of the Treasury. Commander Lapidge, of the Ringdove, has been promoted to be Captain; and Lieutenants Otway and Le Hardy, of the Cornet and Saracen, who distinguished themselves in the actions leading to the relief of Bilboa, has been promoted ...
... commencement of the regular business, Mr. CHARLES LAWRENCE read a note which he had on the preceding day received from - Mr. Thomas Bolton. This note set forth, that the writer, Mr. Bolton, had, at the last meeting of the Council, adverted to a charg e of ...
... connected with this transaction were tried John Hardy tried five indictments— stealing and receiving from different parlies and found guilty all Sarah Bancroft and Percival were likewise indicted with Hardy far stealing and Jane Henshall was indicted for ...
... would recommend the dissenters to select a more powerful advocate to occupy the chair on any occasion. The next speaker was Thomas Thornel) : , Esq., M.P., who expressed, in the first place, his solicitude to ascertain the state of -public feeling in Liverpool ...