... about a week ago for the benefit of his health. He was raised to the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1837, and succeeded Sir Thomas Hardy, the late Governcr, who died on the 29th of September, 1839, thus haviog held the appointment nn‘)‘ 12 mounths. He died ...

... grated. The accounts were as follows : s. d. Henry Martin for 19 0 Thomas Perkinton per note ..-.. 1 10 0 Leyland Sun, d 0. .. -.-.. 1 6 6 Hiri, Dawson & Hardy, d 0. 2 3 10 Feather for victualling prisoners 10 Do per ...

... place. On Tharsdsy last, st the parish church, Bradford, Mr. J e McKee, painter, of Bowling. to Rebecca, daughter of Mr Jolin Hardy, gardener, of Howhog. Same day, st Dewsbury, Mr. John Weston. of Harrow 0. Sonr, Lewcestershire, baker, to Harret, eldest danghter ...

... THU , Fr«, MarkPi —W e that no better heling exe.ts thia sn,rk thau 13.4. ad the dales eontinue on a humid wale, with prig • hardy inanitainv4.-1 - ora Mori4.—The tuand for r . and also. , a o • leo. is nrquimi , r. firm- Per Murket.—So thick had been the ...

... would not pay; they, however, offered to deposit 405, until the clerks were satisfied that their statement was correct, Mr. Hardy, the clerk in waiting at the Littleborough station, smid, the s'atement of the defendants could not be correct, as there was ...

... n, | o €llO, in the Cattle Market. The thicf, whose Some arrangement avght 1o be adopted to remedy this | PAme is Charles Hardy, was captured bi.’“ far. discrepancy. nnl. .dh' h..1l m-:;lml ‘l‘l:. uu; h-’ f'u take t;‘u - ¢ 3 St ¢ Y 3 nal lllr-en ...

... idea instantly cut his arm ; t betides bruising and w hi c h 0. may he formed by the high rates they realized. Nouthow ram. Thomas Myers, of Great Il ortun, rebenn offi er Time next resuluti mn was moved by the Rev. S. L. At Ripon. at the advanced of Louisa ...