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... Clerkenwell, by the Rev. Thomas Watson, M.A., Henry Pariss, Esq., of Battersea Fields, Surrey, to Jane, I younger daughter of Thomas Nesbit, Esq., of Gosweil- road, London. Same day, at Welton, by the Rev. T. Paget, Thomas Hobson, Esq., surgeon, R.rkella ...
... aged 84, Mr. George Singleton, farmer. Same day, at Whitby, Henry, son of the Rev. Thomas Garbutt, Wesieyan minister, aged 4} years. Same day, at Darlington, Mr. Thomas Hanley, aged 93 years. Same day, George Homer, second surviving son of Mr. lleury Spencer ...
... 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 ...
... hammer which weighed 201b., are as follows :— Ft in. Colin Macdonald Cranachan 86 1 Alexander M'Hardy 81 q Archibald Macdonald Cranachan.. . 80 91 Thomas Menzies 79 5 While this part of tbe programme was going on. strathspeys, reels, and the sword dance ...
... day. There having apparently been faults on both sides, the case was Alleged Assault.— On Thursday last, st the Guildhall, Thomas Adamson was charged with having, that morning, assaulted Mr. Luptou, farmer. The complainant stated that on that morning, ...
... we cannot but feel surprise at the analogy which exists in the rise, progress, and decline of nations in all ages. Brave, hardy, generous, independent, and persevering, in k heir rise — proud, insolent, extravagant, and despotic, on the summit of their ...
... Morton Thomas Donnelly Thomas Lysagut William Rawlinjjs Richard Aneelo Robert Mignan John Lealand Mowatt Richard Rodney Ricketts EJward John Dickey Charles Edward Faber Christopher Henry Naylor Charles James Green William Fergussonßeatson Joi.n Thomas Smith ...
... , of Killaby, Richard ; Jmiues, Es ...
... ing committee of the ward. Mr. Thomas seconded the motion, which waa carrier!. 'lhe Chairman read a letter, signed A. Atkinson, whicii pioposed to ren ove from the shop, called the Ark, in ConeystieeL occupied by Mr. Hardy, the present bow window and to ...
... 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 ...
... stolen a sheep, the property Of Joseph Parking Hague, farmer. 56.â (40)â Thomas Hartley, charged with having on the Ist of Nov., at Dewsbury, stolen a mare, the property of Thomas Worn. aid, innkeeper. 57-â (32)â Henry Rodgers, shoemaker, of Sheffield ...