... Brookbanks, Worcester, draper. Thomas Wilson and William Wilson, Manchester, hat trimming manufacturers. Samuel Evans. Oswestry, linen and woollen draper. David Pau, Red Lion-wharf, Upper Thames street, coal merchant. George Thomas Forti Johnson, Norwich, chymist ...

... Yorkßhire.Cß-rler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 8. Greenwell, Wm. Cook, J. Gladstone, nod Thomas Richardson, Castle Eden Colliery, Durham, so far as regards S. Greenwell. W. Hardy and W. Robinson, Leeds, pot manufacturers. G. Parke snd R. Parks, Whitby, Yorkshire ...

... Newbold, Derbyshire, coal masters. John Brown and Benjamin Dickinson. Thomas Potter and Peter Huvser, of Nottingham, lace manufacturers. Richard Hardy, John Hardy, and James Hardy, of Nottingham, lace manufacturers. John Gratrix and John Smirk, of Preston ...

... to sell. Since the robbery the father of Hardy has absconded, and has not been seen since that time. •Cochrane, in defence, said that old Hardy ordered him to take tbe wool to Mrs. Melrose's to sell. The boy Hardy made no defence. The jury returned a verdict ...

... Richardson, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. This morning, the 23rd inst.. hy the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Monson, the Itev. Reginald Courtenay. son of the late Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine Courtenay, to Georgians, second daughter of Admiral Sir J. p. Beresford. Brt ...

... 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 ...

... London. Thomas Morris, of Newcastle, in Emlyn, Carmarthen, linen draper, Sept. 29, and October 27, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Mr. E. M. Miller, official assignee, Bristol; and Mr. J. J. Leuian, solicitor, Bristol. Thomas Barrett, ...

... ihc ceremony, in tiie presence of a numerous family circle. On ThnrMl y last, at 1.0.1. ueir Hull, by the Rev. Mr Jones, Mr. Thomas King, of Cockhill, farmer, to Miss Simpson, of Pauil Holme. Same day, at St. George's church Holme, by the Rev. Joshua Lingard ...

... Watch.— Thomas H'elth. one of the hope- ful family of the Welsh's, .md who, as appeared from tbe statement of the police, has been twice before convicted of felony, was charged with having Holen a silver lever watch, the property of Mr. Charles Hardy, jeweller ...

... Haddon and Win. Hudson, of Kingston-upon- Hull, painters— Thomas Holt, John Hoit, and Samuel Coop, of Bury, Lancashire, cotton waste dealers (so far as regards Thomas Holt)— John Causa and Thomas Gelling, of Toxteth Park, Lancashire, pawnbrokers Joseph ...

... V. Harcourt, Gathrone Hardy, Esq., Thos. Richardson, Esq., Scotch Fusilk-r Guards, Piatt, Esq., son of Baron Piatt, Thos. Fishburn, Esq., Whitby, and many other influential gentlemen of this city and neighbourhood. The Rev. Thomas Myers, the Lord Mayor's ...

... Robson Dv ican, Liverpool, woollen draper. Jacob Forth, Nottingham, hatier. Isaac Freeman, March, Cambridgeshire, grocer. Thomas Hamsom, Rochdale, cattle dealer, July 27 and Aug. 11, at tljven, at Mancheaer Court. Solicitors, Clarke, Gray, snd Woodcock ...