... Crook. At Crook. on di, Jth ion., Mr Thomas Hardy. schoolmaster. to Miss Mary Johnson. dress-maker, both of that place. At 111.1dleabrough. on the 3rd inst. Mr William Thirkel! to Miss Mary Stainsby; same day, Mr Thomas Puna to Miss Caroline Downes. ...

... quartets. Tatar. iv Jusr.—Toreday, the 54th anniversary of the triumph of trial by jury, as exemplified in the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Toone, John Thelwall, J. Joyce, T. Halo-oft, and the other members of the Corresponding Society, who, in 1794 ...

... Middle- Soo. At South Church, on the Ist inst., Mr. Thomas Mr,' Hanghten to bliss Ann Love. At Truenionth, on the 3rd inst., Mr. James Pringle Cole, •.( that placeto Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Stewart, of , North Shiehls. &MU At Strattrui, on ...

... Anti y Harrison, Esq., Westoe ; Thomas William Jobling, Esq., Jarrow ; Thomas Lambert, Esq., Stockton-on-Tees; Thomas Hounsey, Esq., Ryhope Lane ; John Mattison, Esq., Dishopwcannouth; John Newby, Esq., kliddridge ; Thomas Bell Ord, Esq., llishopwearmouth ...

... Sept. 1, at Bunion, broken into the house of Mr George Hardy, and stoke' froie thence £l7 10. his monk:. Me Mewlsuru appeared for the defendant, who is appreutice to a eartwright at Horton. Mr Hardy, the prosecutor, said be lived at Bunion, and was a Ginner ...

... months—James !Italy, Thomas Wrlsli, John Walsh, Thomas Moore, John Itsoike, Michael Falvey, Michael Gleeson, Mehl Connell, Connor Daly, Connor Teary, Patrick Ahern, and Thomas Guerin. riotous assembly at Drums, For nix months—Thomas Frawen, harbouring a ...

... dinat ion to act, the bench appointed Mr John Cowley., and Mr George Hardy, as highway surveyor. fur Great Bunion. SVEVE VOX. nut DARLINGTos Tie' IlittgiS, tratft appointed Mr Thomas Robson. surveyor of • highways, for the borough, in the place of Mr ...

... Leeds, ladder. Thomas of a school ouch as he alluded to, and could report favour- 1 Simon Jones, Wrexham, Denbighshire, gro-..r. William ably as to its advantages. ll.' nimbi have the owners 1 Beeler, Liverpool, clerk to an attorney. Thomas Iloilo( the *oil ...

... MiddL.ton, Gunter, Int; John Kipling, carpa weaver, I.:3; Thomas Dobson, wick merchant, 132; J oeph Stephenson. civil engineer. 134; t , teplien Hunibie. artist, la:: J. H. Rowluau, currier, IV; Thoma.l Ixendate, gentleman, 113; 't'honor sen Ito nut. auction:cr ...

... The only eases connected with the district, were th! _ . . THOMAS MACKEW was charged with havine, oa the 18th of November lam. at Cutherstone, stolen two sovereigns, the prop( rty of Thomas Dent. Mr. Topl ai conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Price defended ...

... by railway to plaintiff's stables, and in the course of ten days or a fortnight was sold to a gentleman of the name of Hardy. Mr. Hardy had the horse in his possession for a month, and did not work him during that time, as he was getting him into proper ...

... Indenture of Assignment, bearistar date the 27th day of MARCH, 1148, moneyed all his personal Estate and Eldecta unto Jams HARDY, of tiaiuG.rd in the paid County of Durham, Botcher, and Gaon°. Hoe►a, of Broken-Scar, iu the said County, Fanner, ha the equal ...