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... Scott, both of U>gh Wycombe. DEATHS. Wednesday last in IWumont-street. of decline, aged 28, Mr. John Haidy (son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, mayor of this city in 1798). was highly talented ana much re,‘pecied, and has left a widow and three young children lament ...
... He knew that the engineer, Mr. Bertram, also employed a watchman to go tbrough the Sunning cutting every morning. Mr. Thomas Hardy Bertram, assistant engineer, was recalled, and in answer to Mr. Saunders, said he employed man called the Gauger Higgs ...
... • Eutton, Thomas Sargent, Esq. Paddington, 'n county of Mtdplesex, to Mary Jane, youngest daughter of W. Bickell ' 'on Motu lay f 1 ast! Mary Maednlen Churcjt, by the Bev. J. 1L Hall. Mr. William Hams, butcher, to Miss Watts, of St. Thomas’s thiscity ...
... coroner of her Majesty’* household, and of the verge, and a jury composed of the officers of the household, upon the body of Thomas Hardy, one of the pages of her j Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. The deceased was found in dying slate early on Saturday ...
... — n.ursday, 1.nr.l .Vaford. father of Lord Walden, the Hntidi J.m.ster at the Court of Lisbon, to Lady Hardy, »ldow toe l.te Idmirnl Sir Thomas Hardy. select circle ot friends, relatives ofholh parties, were present at the ceremony. Sit Frederick Johnstone ...
... Belcher; sth, Thomas Mills. Vegetables. Cabbage: Ist, Richard Nutt; 2nd, Thomas Mills; 3rd, John Brain.— Peas: Ist, Geo. West; 2nd, John Pitson. Lettuce; Ist, Thomas Mills; 2nd, John Couldrey.— Potatoes (kidney): Ist, John Pitson; 2nd, Thomas Mills.— Potatoes ...
... met others of the witnesses there, the witness for s« uietimc v.iihil answering the question. Thomas Wyatt, servant, dejM»se«l seeing >!r. h akcr knock plaintilTs houj-e, anjJ throw a l ii t«> ii.i which the plainiit) threw out under-handetl: iiscuntriils ...
... timber mer- chant. William Cawthorn, jun., Salisbury-wharf, Salisbury-stroct, Strand, wine merchant. John Hardy and Geo. Hardy, Wishcach, grocers. Thomas Gorbell, Bedfofd-place, Commercial-road, Siepnev, bookseller. John Hock Day, late of White Hart-street ...
... (round)—lst, Mr. Fidler, B.ddon. French Beans—lst, Mr. Thomas Cooke; 2nd, G. V. Drury, Esq. Asparagus—lst, Mr. Bailey; 2nd, Mr. Adams. Cabbages—lst. Mr. Thomas Cooke; 2nd, Mr. Bailey ; 3rd, r. Thomas Wells. Parsley—lst, Mr. John Taylor; 2nd, Mr. Adams. ...
... ditto. Specimen Hardy Herbaceous —Ist, Mr. Soden. Flowers (collection) —Ist, Mr. VV. Day, Oxford ; 2nd, 11. 11. Bettericlge, Esq., Milton Hill. Device —Ist, the Ilev. V aughan Thomas. Ferbcnus —Ist, Mr. J. Price, Iffley; 2nd, Thomas Ensworth, Esq., Oxford ...
... Friday't Gazette.) William Farr no, Farrinjpton-rtrcoi. licensed victualler—John Guroev, Lambeth Walk, Surrey, brewer—George Hardy. St. Ive*. Huntingdonshire, innkeeper Albany Featherstonhaulgh, Great Bolton, Lancashire, butcher— Francis Gill, Manchester ...
... Day. Ditto (I2’s) —Ist, Mr. Steele, gardener G. V. Drury, Esq., Shotover; 2nd, Mr. Thomas Walker, Oxford. Ditto (large collection.- Ist, K. H. Betteridge, Esq. Hardy Herbaceous Plants—lst, Air. John Soden, Barton; 2nd, Mr. Day. Calceolarias —lst, Mr ...