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... Welburn Hildenby fall, Unarles Terrington Harding, E. R. Bridli ton Hardy, Charles North Bierley Harrison,Wm.jun. South Holme Hodgson, Jo Norton Conyers Hopper, John Wyke! Hornsea, Thomas Snainton Hought, William Brigham Hougill, John Whitby Ikin, John A ...
... keeper and two watchers, named Baker, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday night, the 7th of of October, the two laiter were at a public-house in South (Mr. Archbotd) mentiuned this circumstance, because it had Newbaid, where Hardy partook of three glasses of ale. ...
... Sth, Mr Odlin; 6th, Mr Jackson, PLANTS AND Greenhouse Piants—Ist, J England, 2nd, A Terry, Esq.; 3rd, J Engiand, Esq. Hardy or Half-Hardy Plants— China et and @nd, J Hewetson, 3rd, A Terry, Esq. 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Hodgson, French Marigoldse— Ist, Mr Jones; ...
... 1, at Dritfield, Ilk. Thomas Allen, to Miss Arn Bell, dre3s-Maker. Oct. 1, at Listet, Mr. Mark Lyon, of Driffield, to Miss Hannah Stephenson, of the former place. Oct. 1, at St. Mary's, York, by thie Rev. J. E. Raines, Thomas, youngest son of the late ...
... Wildam Broom# and William Hardy, drapers, Oxford RrmL Noe 6, Doe ft, at the same place —Shaw, Friday .street. William Broome, linen draper, Oxford street. Nor 6, Bees, the same place —Soles, Aldermanhnry. Walter We-trap and Thomas Martin Cook •edge, millet* ...
... Mr Jackson. In PLANTS AND FLOWERS. h Greenhouse Planlss-Ist, J Englan;d, Esq. ; 2nd, A Terry, Is Esq.; 3rd, 3 Fugland, Esq. Hardy or Half-Ilardy Plants- A al ?? and 2nd, J 1iewresonn, Esq. 3rd, A Terry, Esq. Clina h d Aslers-lst, 2nd, and 3rd, Mr Itodgaot ...
... dreadful catastrophe must have ensued, there being two trains on the same line, about a mile counterfeit shillings. by Ann Hardy, 19, Bishop-lane, with uttering two It appears that Woodcock on trom the bridge, and waiting the arrival of the train in question ...
... 1o Air. j range hardy, unn, ; and it seas proved tint priaoner lied hod (buea e 'The sheep, at Catetion.o a Soeld of Sir. Barker, nO Elmsnreli, from Ot Sun. tt~e msolrrig of the l7tlo of Aug'unt up tn Itae time salent Mr. ug 0 add Hardy purchased thens ...
... Clerical Entelliqence. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. — The Rev, Thomas Apperiey, to the zectory of St, Paul, Shadwell. The Rev. 8. J. Wilsoo, M.A., master of Acton grammar school, to the rectory of Weston, near sir J. D. Broughton, Bart. The Rev. C. B ...
... robbing a man Who slept in her house one night of £25, %I lewere on Mond~iy broughitbefore the magistraten, charged el Isby Anni Hardy, 19, Bishop-lane, with uttering two il counterfeit shillings. It appears that Woodcock on Jr Dr Friday afterinootn came to ...
... LEN HILL(iO) alaadad gnllly » at Hndli..floa. on llta ISih J «anwkk aklity-ana ayon-rilk haikkareMrA. kia praparly. W VoSTS THOMAS RIUJAM JOHN WILLIAM l«) «««««. « H—U, ...
... Captain Rounton Harding, E. B. Bridlington Itingrose, Jonathan Weaveithorpe Boynton, Henry Burton Agnes Hardy, Charles North Bierley RobinsoIl, Thomas Rudston Braithwaite, lobt. Ruswarp lHarrison,Wm.jun. South Holme Ruston, Nicholas Rillington Brewin, Rev ...