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... ffidTJSm' tor Ann Mofscrop - lbomM At Sunderland Church on . . Medde, to Miss Mary Mar haU fe William .' th to Miss Mary Ann HardY - Thomas ° - Mr. John Stanhope Church, on the 22d ChUrCh ' -Thompson Shut/ to to He Abbey Church, on the 27th inst. Mr. William ...
... HEDLEY, THOMAS GILCHRIST.CUTHBERT RICHARDSOX, ROBERT PUN3UEON, and THOMAS WARD, were again placed at the bar charged with a second riot on the same day, and, by the advice their counsel, pleaded guilty. JONATHAN BELL (26) ROBERT SMITH (41) and THOMAS HOPE ...
... being made for the Durham County Agricultural Society's next show at Stockton. The Stockton magistrates have committed Thomas Hardy for trial, charged with embezzling the money of his employer, Mr Applegarth, grocer and coal-merchant. At Darlington second ...
... Atkinson, Andrew I Grant, Cetlebert Riehiardson, Joseph Vasey, William ErriNgton, Italpli [edley, Thomas Gilchrist IteRbert Ponsheone Thomas Wolrd, and Thomas lIope. Tie CH;scnnaN said they hod all been rccomiselded to mnery by the jeery, aced tics bench ...
... tsp their position on the Moor. Mark Dent was eh1led to the chair, and addresses were deli- vered by James Hardy, Thomas Pratt, Robert Archer, Thomas Wakenshawv, ?? Hay, Charles Revely \W. Bird, and others. Resolutions were passed,thank- inar the shopkeepers ...
... draper, Salisbury. Wra. Broome and Wm. Hardy, drapen. Oxford-street, London. _ _ , _ William Broome, linen draper, Oxford street. Lea**. Walter Weatrup and Thomas Martin Cooksedge, millera. New Crane, London. Thomas Flaherty, tailor, Bath. James Ashman ...
... Monday last, aged 57, Mr Jonatlian Kobson, steam-engine builder. Newcastle, Stepney-field, ult., aged 64, Mrs Mary Hardy; 27th ult., Mr Wm. Hardy, her husband. —2si!i ult., in Slow ell Street, aged 60, Ann, widow of Mr R. Hall.—26th ull, Clayton Street, at ...
... Leggetr; second ditto, Mr. Thomas Temperley: third ditto, Mr. John Deans. Best specimen Honey of 1844—Mr. Jas. Robson, sen.; second ditto, Mr. William Lyon. Best six roots of red Beet—Mr. John Watson, Jesmond: second ditto, Mr. Thomas at-on, Spital. Mr. N. ...
... with Ministers last night, who either did not vote at oil, or voted against them, Friday : Acker*, J. Knight. P. W. eland. Thomas T). l.tw. Hod. C. E. Acton, Colonel Lawson. A. Antrobm. K. Iwlgb. C. Ilagge. William I.opcs. Hlr K. Hereford. Major l.ynll ...
... adjoining thereto, situate ihi the west side of the village of Norton aforesaid, ami now in the several occupations of Thomas Dixon, Thomas Hutchinson, George Jones, and Mary Lawson. Lot 5. The Reversionary Estate Interest, the death of gentleman now in the ...
... of Mr John Soulsby. hostler at the Crown and Thistle Stepney-field. on the22d inst. aged 64, Mrs. Alary Hardy; and the 27th inst. Mr. William Hardy, her husband. In High Friar-street, on the 25th mst. aged 44, Mr. Alexander Braid, coachsmith. . • . In ...
... Elizabeth, daugh- ter of Mr Robert Pearson, pilot and ship ?? the 25tbi inst., Mr Thomas Vasey, master mariner, to Miss Ann Mosseropp. At T1ynemouth Church, on the 26th inst., Thomas, eldest son of Nicholas Fesnwick, Esq., of North Shields, to Jane, third daughter ...