... Colvtlta (of Ochiitroe), W. B. Csrrfck. Bog ,T. W. Palaor, Boa B. Blylh, Kuj . John Alkmoon. Bsq., B. M. and W. B. Bsgs . Thomas Tbompooo. Esq. (Town Clerk of Hoi ). Tbo.. rhompoon. (of Ibrnk-sidc;, Tbomos Ulomfow. Esq.. Q. B.rkworth. Esq., M Boynton ...

... Wtiß, to Ptooaaa, do^ka*alike Mto Hr. 000. Walß, Tattarakall. April 94. SpaMtof. Mr. Byßo lardy, knator. toortk mm Mr. TBomm Hardy. knoßr. Bpoldint. to Mory. da—Mar at Mr. B. Plano. aitßi, tot lattor ptoM. At Ptoraoco, PrtoM laßpoM, aao Ika Kl—af Bororto ...

... MUJR- W ?? Tuesday a poor 'woman' named Ann F Saville, ?? children; Mary, seven years old,' A Harriet, 'aged five years, and.Thomas, aged four years, b were murdered, near Nottingham, by Williamu Saville, v. the uibanadfthr On Monday tire womnan and her ...

... June 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. H. Mr. Charles Kirkpatrick, to Jcsw, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, [taper manufacturer, of this town. Juiia 3, the Holy Trinity Church, Mr. J. Leggotl, eldest son of Mr. D. H. I.eggott ...

... Trinity Ch areb, by t he Rev. J. H. Bromby, ir. Charles Kirleputriek, to Jesse, the eldest daceghter of the late Mr. T hom ns Hardy, paper nienm-- faot nure, of this town. Jne 3, at the Holy Trinity Church, Alr. J. Leggott, ldest so n of Mr. D. El. Legs ott ...

... certificate, bearing the signature Charlee Thomas Hill, British Vice-Consul at Finuae, officially acting Spalatro, the purport of which was follows That he (Hill) had been officially instructed by Sir Thomas Sorell, K.H., her Britannic Majesty Consul ...

... siguitatre of Cltinries Thomas Hill, Britisht Vice-CoitaulanSi an at iitaoficislly actitig at 8palatrteppotf workout the wicsrl was as followva:-, 'flist lie (Hill) had been etats its' codes officially insstruscted by. Sir 'Thomas Screll, K.H., her ately ...

... H*»u«e of Correction for month, as aud vagabonds. CauBLTT to Ass.—A young man named Robert Lundy was summoned by Mr. John Hardy Vallance, for cruelly to ass in the Land of Green Ginger. The informant described the cruel usage sustained by the •tnmsl, ...

... ieruroisal injury to Mr, Djixon, ways bounid over li ii a SioilEr mnionnr. COLLISION ~OF VESSELS rIN TsiE OLD HAltnosta.- i Thomas Modgsoo, captaiti of tho Troncehill, Newasrotlo I BeieRnor010was Sumlmoned by Stephen Qvay, the owner i of a steamn-tog, Lo ...

... »nd Lucas, Ilitchia. Wells, Hogg, and Lindsell. Bifgleawade. Boat and Veaaeyv. Huatingdoo. Eaton and Stamford. Hardy, Wa ...

... Ltnuolnhbire. Glenis Earle 'Velhy, Esq., M.P. for Grantham. Sir Thomas Whichcote. Btrt., Aswarby Park, Lincolnahire. W. H. Whitbread, Esq., Southill House, Biggleseade, Bed,. Sir Thomas W. White, Bart,, Wallugwuells, Nutts. a. Cooke Yarborough, E q., ...

... Eo1. Fredosirl Rioknettko .i4dc Lo D. S. Davies, Esq., M.P. Nioholas Roch, Esq. TH Sir Thomas Esmonde,1art. Charles Reusel1l, Esq., MP. Tit IM.P. Rees Gering Thomas, Esq. Re T. S. Fornuan, Esq., M.P. N. Edwards VaughaneEsq. Jar RowyInd Fothevgill, Esq ...