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... was eammited near Fosshbridge. in this city, by two » arm.« . wader the following circumstances- It appears that a Mr Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop Wilton, was pro- ceeding over the bridge in question on his way to Mr Robson's, Black Horse inn, be ...
... in Walmoate — At the Guildhall, ha this city, an Monday last, Jain Speight and Jane Rice, were charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer, of Bishop a ill.*, near Footbridge, on the previous Thursday evening, ol £SSB. w bich, with the exception af a ...
... Searbrd. lather of Lord Howard de W allien, the British Minister at the Court ef L it'll B. ta> Lady Hardy, widow of the late Admiral Sir Thosnas Hardy. A select circle of friends, relative, of both traauiiee, were ste- sent at tbe ceremony . Same day ...
... Notts. On I'l-.ursday week, M the parish shurch, Marsk, Mt Charles Hardy, to Miss Martha Siarvell, all of Coatham. ?ð Tues(,a 5' w ' k ' at ,he P* ri - h church of Eirkleatham. Mr Thomas Hindsûn, -o Miss Lama Sharvell. daughter of Mr Shirvell, chief ...
... Sept 24, at eleven, at Peerce's Hotel, Truro. .James Austin Hardy, Birmingham, silver plater and manufacturer of Slated wares, Sept. 21 . at twelve, at the New Royal Hotel, lirmingfum. Thomas Enoch and Henry Jacob. Leicester. grocers and porter merchants ...
... buibfi brokers.. Thomas Wood and George Wood, Dudley, W°'- cestershire, spirit merchants.. ..Thomas Houlton and John Houlton, Wokingham, Berkshire, saddlers Wilh— n Ni- cholls and John Brook, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, rish mer- chants. Thomas Darke Allin and ...
... Bradford. On Wednesday laat, aged 31, Mt Thomas Appleyard, tin- ner and braaier, of Doncaswr. On Tuesday evening last, at the house of Mr Reed. Nor- ton, of consumption, having just completed ibe 2oth year of his age. Thomas drown, late ot Hull, linen-draper ...
... William Hallett and John Hardie, Queen street, London, druggists, October 30, at eleven, at Basinghail street. .Peter Playfair, Warwick, innkeeper, November lb, at eleven, at the Lanadowne Hotel. Leamington Priors Tabitba Bailey. Thomas Bailey, and Joshua ...
... -i at twelve, at th* Green Dragon Inn, Chester. Solictor. Mr Walker, Chester, snd Messrs. Bolton md Mtrrisua Austin friars. Thoma* Bestow tbe elder, Joseph Jackson. *nd Thorn* Bestow the younger, Birmingham, commoß brewers Septra bet 1 6, at ten, and October ...
... Liverpool, mere.V. J an >. Thomas Clarke, late of Siclrlesmere, Suffolk _ea_B Benjamin Cosiar, Oxford, painter, plumber,' an. ?? January 24 v s**iw, BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED Thomas F.vans, Briugend, Glamorganshire Iran- Thomas Hasings, Birmingham, brace ...
... Sons, Aldgate High street, carcass butchers, so far as regards Michael Scales John Akerman and Thomas Goulding, Park street, Camden Town, co- merchants Thomas Blackberdand Peter Rigby, Manchester, druggists Samuel Thurston and George Worts, Grosvenor ...
... comfortable afternoon and evening! Surprising Fact — We have been acquainted with the following surprising fact. Mr. Witty Hardy, blacksmith, of Ay ton, near Scarbrough, had on Wed- nesday last, extracted from bis onus, by Mr. John Walker, farmer, of Malton ...