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... Northumberland, to Isaliella, youngest daughter Win Thompson, Esq., Dykehouse. At Bishopweartuouth Church, Monday lost, Mr Thomas Hardy, to Mist Sarah I’arkin *-Ou Wednesday. Julm Johnsun, of Miss Surah Watson. At Sunderland Church, on Sunday last, David ...
... on Monday last, Mr Ralph Smith, Miss Ann Hall ; and Mr Thomas Simpson, to Miss Jane Gallon. —On Tuesday, Mr Thomas Hardy, of Ripon, to Miss Ann Bishopwearmonth Church, on Saturday last, Mr Thomas C'hisman, to Miss Frances Hall Rain. —On Tuesday, Robert ...
... and other articles, the properly uf Thomas Hardy. Mary Bell (40), and Margaret 6p*oat severally charged with having, at Bishopwearinuuth, feloniously received one waistcoat and other articles, the property Thomas Hardy, well knowing the same have been stuleu ...
... intention returning it, hut wished them know that such practices would nut permitted, but would lie severely punished. THOMAS HARDY (II). charged with having Hisliup Auckland, die September last, feloniously broken and entered the dwelling-house John ...
... Mr Jas For the best filly foal, £l, .Mr S. Brighton, Wmstoa. the coal-miner tvbo has wrought the longest one colliery, Thomas Hardy, Etberley. BURGLARS NEAR YORK. most desperate at murder and plunder gang burglars, at bourne Hall, the seat Mr. C. R. Robinson ...
... proot was produced of the persons to whom they were addressed living the directions written on them. A letter addressed Thomas Hardy, 44, Grosrenor-street, was marked on not found, and the servants the house proved the man's residence there.— T e prisoner ...
... attendance. Resolutions were agreed tho following effect That Cbas. F.dwanles and Thomas linker were concerned in the salt of Phillips v. That Charles Kdwnnles and Thomas Baker having disclaimed all intention of violating the privileges of this House, ...
... Kslp'i J..'in Thomas )avies Lloyd, tlo* lion. V. I'.liatn Ponwnhy. Count Aifre. i't'rsuv. Hon. Charles (three proclui.ia ions), il.niry Ains'.vick, V.*»i;;„in I'yne.J..m 1». I'att. rem '.dw-trd John Spilling, K-.h-rt Stua-t lie]uuJ (iiruin, Thomas Alexander ...
... Robb, Mor|*th, Doctor Medicine. Richard Kobton, Howick, K»quim. Thomas A. Russell, >., . . Aln.lcl, Isabella Rhodes, Glanton, Wife of Thomas Kbodm. John Rewrastle, Ilowden, Engineer. Thomas Reed, North Shields, .lienor. John North Shields, Tobacconist. ...
... Harker ; third best do., 55., Mr Thomas Anderson. For the nentest, cleanliest, and best kept cottages, the award of the judges was— Jame* Marley and George iJryden, 10s. each; Robt. Hind and Andrew Taylor, sen., 9s. each; Thomas Anderson, and Andrew Taylor ...
... and situate | said County of and Clerk, as last aforesaid, carrying | ton-le-Spring aforesaid, as a hardy dealer, and dealer in patent medic THOMAS BEST, late of V County of Durham, joiner and ear Elizabeth Glendenning, of that pl: ously of Quebec, neay ...
... Monday last, aged 57, Mr Jonatlian Kobson, steam-engine builder. Newcastle, Stepney-field, ult., aged 64, Mrs Mary Hardy; 27th ult., Mr Wm. Hardy, her husband. —2si!i ult., in Slow ell Street, aged 60, Ann, widow of Mr R. Hall.—26th ull, Clayton Street, at ...