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... royal regiment of horse ?uards, or Oxford blues. On the 27th ult. aged 87, Mr. Thomas ameson, formerly a land steward. At Wooler, on the 26th ult. aged 77, Mr. Thomas Hardy, boot and shoe maker. At Belford, on the 30ih ult. Mary, wife of Mr. William Wilkinson ...
... Guardians. On the 7th inst. aged 76, Mr. Joseph WUson On the inst. aged 38 Mr. Thomas Heslop. On tne lotlh iuit aired 34, Miss Jane Hall. D-irunKton, on the inst. aged 75, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Same day aged Mrs. E. Smurthwaite. Same day, aged &». on the 10th inst ...
... every species of gunnery, and every known system naval tactics; but we have the testimony of Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy that this discovery has been made. We are told, with a sneer, that it is improbable that any man possessed of such a secret ...
... 10th inst. Mr. William Greaves to Miss Pybus. At Hetton-le-Hole Church, lately, Mr. Thomas Willey, butcher, of that place, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy, farmer. Coal Bank, near Hetton. On the 10th inst. Mr. Robert Steel Miss Mary Burn. ...
... ROBSON, Secretary, 2nd, 1846. DINNER TO BROTHER THOMAS HARDY, P.M. A LATINE LODGE, No. 114. • AY the Mav ' a ]» S' ven the Palatine Lodge Room, at ' s ' the Bridge Hotel, Sunderland, to Bio-ovWnf HARDY, the Freemasons of the or ation f l Urhani and ...
... , e Prrm,.r a cnar^e ha™ U1 >'— rty Mr. Benj. Bowes, har ' months hard labour. thi' the with stealing number of l9t h Thomas Hardy, vi. 'I'he ' - (> stated the ,1 • fist in pr ' s ...
... except two weeks solitary confinemeid. THOMAS (20), pleaded guilty to having at Sunderland, stolen fathoms of rope, the property of Isabella and John Pinman.—Four months hard labour, except one week s. confinement. THOMAS FEATHERSTONE was acquitted a charge ...
... ffidTJSm' tor Ann Mofscrop - lbomM At Sunderland Church on . . Medde, to Miss Mary Mar haU fe William .' th to Miss Mary Ann HardY - Thomas ° - Mr. John Stanhope Church, on the 22d ChUrCh ' -Thompson Shut/ to to He Abbey Church, on the 27th inst. Mr. William ...
... private bargain. The Cumberland of 70 guns would be launched at Chatham yesterday: the suggestion of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whilst he was at the Admiralty, this ship wa3 constructed to serve in the Baltic I seas ; her dimensions are very large ...
... Sharp, D.P.G.M.; Br. Matthew Thompson, S.G.W. Br. 'Thomas Cummings, J.G. W.; Br. the Rev. Bolton Simpson, G.C. Br. George Bolam, G.T.; Br. William Croudace, G.S.; Br. Robert Robson, G.R.; Br. Thomas Hardy, G.D.C. Br. John Crossby, G.S.D.; Br. Richard Ridley ...
... seems. s sea-faring man, submitted his invention to the late King, who referred the matter to Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy, who reported favourably, the former stating that ship in the navy nor any garrison on shore could resist this stupendous ...
... Association will be assembled here. A masonic dinner was given on Tuesday evening at the Bridge Hotel, Sunderland, to Mr. Thomas Hardy, of that town, in celebration of his fiftieth anniversary as a mason. About sixty brethren belonging to the different lodges ...