... Hill) took place the same day. Incendiary Fires. — Last week some person set fire to a stack or stacks on the premises of Mr. Thomas Gilbert, the Bull Inn, North Kilworth, Lincolnshire, whereby part of a stack of barley ami a stack of wheat straw were de- ...

... property of Smith. Next morning Smith found the shop had been broken into, and the meat mentioned taken away. That morning Thomas Poulter, private watchman at Mr. Beet's dyehouse in Thornton Road, was returning home at six o'clock from his watching, and ...

... BIRTH. On the 18th inst. at Odsall House, the lady of Charles Hardy Esq. ofa son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, the 20th inst., at our parish church, Mr. Thomas Fothergill, son of Mr. John Fothergill, silversmith, Knaresbro', to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr ...

... the monthly meeting held on Tuesday ex-ening last, a most interesting paper On the Circulation of the Blood, was read by Thomas Beaumont, Esq. The attendance, xve rpgret to say, was small, indeed whatever may be the subject pro- vided for the edification ...

... chant. Samuel Partridge, Peerless row, City road, licensed-victualler. Thomas Ford Harris, Great Portland street, draper. George Coates, Hart street, Bloomsbury, apothecary. Thomas Kimpton, High stret, Newington-butts, draper. John Fawcett, St. John street ...

... Douglas Phillips, of this town ' On the 29th inst. at our parish church, Mr. Joseph Brakes, tailor, Low Moor, to Miss Ellen Hardy, West Lod*>e bame day, at our parish church, Mr. Jaines Wood ene-ine tenter, to Miss Martha Fox, both of this town ' * On the ...

... -Henry Wickham Wickham, Esq., John Fras. Carr Esq., William Nicholson, Esq., Thomas Clapham, Esq., Thomas Hague, Esq., Edward Tew, Esq., Richard Heber Wrightson, Esq., Charles Hardy, Esq., and Sir George Armytage, Baronet. The following gentlemen were sworn ...

... which are now in the hands af Guizot or his King. Dp-E.-I.fcl Earthquake at St. Thomas's. — The forth brings the fearful tidings of an earthquake which occurred at St. Thomas's on the Bth ult., and, although no very serious damage 10 projierty and no loss ...

... wandering musical votary, making him no longer doubtful of the whereabout of the famous bass player, as some of the hardy mountaineers had denomi- nated him,on inquiry being madeof them touching hisdwel- ling-house. Following the direction whence ...

... Sherwood, of St. James's Church ; the Rev. ?? Redhead Wear of Calverley ; Rev. G. Thomas, of Thornton ; Rev. W. Morgan of Christ Church ; Rev. J. Barber, of Bierlev ; Charles Hardy, Esq., of Odsal ; Alfred Harris, Esq. ; and W. Rand, Esq. The audience was not ...

... like offence in 1841, at York assizes, and acquitted. Thomas Rawnsley was charged with stealing from the dwelling-house of John Priestley, at Bradford, a quantity of wearing apparel. Mr. Gaythorne Hardy was counsel for the prosecution. During the absence ...

... instant, in London, Mrs. Gaythornc Hardy, ?? a son. MARRIAGES. On Wednesday, at our parish church. Mr. Abraham Wood mason, Myrtle-street, to Miss Faith Walker, of Bimjley. Same day, at our parish chinch, Mr. Thomas Holt, to Mi*-s Elizabeth Lightowlers ...