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... anecdote regarding Thurlow, on hearing that the Attorney-General, Scott's (afterwards Lord Eldon's) speech against honest Thomas Hardy, occu- pied onjj nine hours! We have alluded to the anec- dote before, and recently ; but it will bear repetition. Nine ...
... family nature and wL amicably settled, on Farms paying ?? On Tuesday last before Thomas Fishborn ani John Chapman tfsqra, Wm. Slumniings, sadler, James Peters and Thomas Archer, nailmakers, aud Wm. Moor, were ?? theia «t* PO*«», charged with being drunk ...
... Striped.— l, 2, 3, Mr Thomas Miller. Yellow Edged.— l, 2, 3, Mr Thomas Miller. Yellow SpotteiL— l, 2, Mr. T. Miller ; 3, Mr R. Hind. Yellow Self.— l, 2, 3, Mr Thomas Miller. Buff.— l, 2, 3, Mr Thomas Miller. Crimson.— l, 2, 3, Mr Thomas ...
... ttle^ourf of li^S^, !£&*_£ Thomas Tod* of M^chester, dealer^' clS?g^ XgU, at eleven, at the Court of Bankrupted jES CERT^L C^ TB^ ?? aiutei cause be shown ito tte contrary on the day of meatfag. ii Bl m£__i«^a^^«_! ?? U. Thomas Roberts, of Blackman-atreet ...
... Huddersneld, by the Rev. R. Bell, Mr. Mellor, Saladine Nook, to Harriet, third daughter of* Thomas Kilner, Esq., of Can- House, Huddersfield. Same day, at Hurworth, Mr. Thomas Gains, to Miss Jane Lane. Same day, at Barnard Castle church, Mr. Jonathan Walker, hatter ...
... hood of Norte Newbald, the game upon which is watched by a keener and two asstttaiiU, named Flat*, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday, the 7th of September, Hardy and Dent were at a public-house at South Newbald, and about eleven o'clock at night two person* called ...
... daughter of Mr. Thomas Perry, pork butcher, Goodramgate, in this city. Same day, at Brompton, near Northallerton, aged 50, Mr. William Carter, waggoner. Same day, at Bridlington, Miss Hannah U rdy, aged 46 years, youngest sister to Mr. John Hardy, butcher, ...
... Otley, and widow of the late Mr. J. D. Cunliffe. Same day, at the Unitarian chapel, Wakefield, by the Rev. John Cameron, Mr. Thomas Nichols, jun., printer and bookseller, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. Edward Gregory, of Goring House Farm. Tliis being ...
... Dublin. ?? On Saturday last, Wm. Hardy, of Harum, dug up, in his garden, three roots of potatoes, producing in number sixteen, weighing 31 pounds, averaging above 21bs. each. At the time of planting, which was in May, Mr. Hardy cut all the eyes out of the ...
... visible. Txstimobiax. — The Bey. William Hardy Vernon, rec- tor of the village of Carshalton, has been presented with a handsome silver salver, the produce of small subscrip- tions:— * Presented to tbe Bey. William Hardy Vernon, M.A., rector of Corshalton, ...
... Stockton-on-Tees, and granddaugher ofthe late Leonard Robinson, ?? of that place. Same day, at St. John's, Micklegate, Mr. Thomas Fox, joiner, to Mrs. Emily Jane Addinall, both of this city. On Wednesday, the Ist inst., by the Rev. J. A. Barnes, I rector ...
... PI ?? plate of red Currants; test do. white ''-i baking Apples. ' 15 Thomas Milncr, gardener to Wm Collii s r plate of 12 Greengages j best »i hi a. Is of y, ?? f . 1 ~-™* Thomas Mimer and James Jenuirj ?? s. ''■ ?? ?• Mr. Roberts, gardener to Hiss ...