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... Quay, to Eliazbeth Jane, eidest daughter of Thomas Masyhood, Rlhq.. *t this town. Yesterday, at Cotiinghim, by the RlvC. C; Overton, Henry Thomna Smith, BEq., a liteuteant its the Royal Navy, to MisS Hardy, of Thorngumbald. Yesterday, at Beasingby, near ...
... Mr. Cottam.—Open to all England, tion of 4 stove or greenhouse plants: 1, Mr. Kingetoe ; 2, Mr. G. Hodgeon.—-Four hardy or half hardy: 1, Mr. Jarvis; 2, Mr. Mr, Kingston; 2, Saxelby.—Licensed Victuallers’ prizes: 1, 3 2, Mr. Mr. Atkinson.—Pan of 94 dablias ...
... James Oswald ., Glasgow Mr. W. Baine . Greenock Sir Thomas Hepburn sees Haddingtonshire Mr. Balfour a4 eee Haddington Mr. James Morrison Inverness Mr, William Baillie. . wee Linlithgowshire Mr. Thomas Mackenzie oe Ross-shire Lord Stirling Lord Acheson ...
... Silburn York - Thomas Sproatley Barclay .- Garney Burton Hall Thomas G. Ditto Barker, Rev. William Sowerby - Adam Melbecks - George Scarbro' - G. H, Ouseflect - Henry Sheffield -- John Holwick - rThomas Welburn Thomas H. Leeds Thomas H. York ...
... Mr. Ford. Stocks—1, 3, A. Terry, Esq.; 2 — Saxelbye, Esq. Single Plants—1, 3, Jno. Sau ibye, Esq.; 2 A. Terry Esq. Hardy or half-hardy—\ Mr. Wailace ; 2Jno. Saxelbye, Esq ; 3 Jno. Hewiteon, Esq. Fuchsias—i Jno. Saxelbye, Esq.; Hewitson, Esa.; 3 Mr. Reberts ...
... Merewether, Wadham; William How, Wadham; Edward Paroissen ‘Badry; Wadham Thomas Naish, Lincoln ; Goldwin Smith, Demy of Magdalen Henry Pakenbam, Brasenuse ; William 8. Hoole, Brasenose ; Thomas Charles Layton, Pembroke ; Frederick James Ede, Pembroke James Henry ...
... Humbleton, Holderness, Nov. 22, aged 15 years and 5 months, John, son of Thomas Jackson, Lelley Miil. Nov, 21, after a few hours’ illness, Thomas Henry, the deloved and only child of Thomas Smith Bowling, aged 3 years and 10 months. Nov. 17, at the Palace, ...
... magistrates the following begging letter and peritlon which had been received by E. Gibson, Esq., of Drypool, from woman named Hardy. Both documents are fictitious, also every name appended them : â¢â¢ Mr. presents his most respectful compliments to E. Gibson ...
... family 'ettats, lius had his lbrms re- valued, a~d reduced his rents to theextent of ssevesr thousand pounds per annu ?? JOIIN HARDY, ESQ., MJ'.-We regret to bear that this veneorable gentlem~an has been esifering~ from seiara illnes duriing the week, having ...
... Sir S I Cockburn, E B Denison, 0 DuncoinK; J Hardy, W S r Licellcs, A Lawson, Lord l'ollington, 'on J S Wortley, P .For iniking the duty on' wool Is. per cwt., s IV Aldam, w Bufscild, B B Denison, J Hardy, W S Las. C Mriles, B 'I Atliines, E Protheroe ...
... inst. at the Catholic Chapel, Hadewood House, Tadcaster, by the Rev. C. Fisher, Mr. J. Saul, of this place, grocer, to Miss Hardy, of Haslewood. On the 16th inst. at Bridlington, Mr. John Hutchin. son, mariner, to Miss Eliza Hopper, both of the above place ...
... V. Harcourt, the Rev. Charles Hawkins, and Y the Rev. W. H. Dixon, and the Lord Mayor, Sir John Simpson, James Meek, and Thomas Barstow, Esqrs. There were present during the proceedings Sir John Lister, : L. Kaye, Esq, John Swann, Esq., Win. Hudson, ...