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... quartets. Tatar. iv Jusr.—Toreday, the 54th anniversary of the triumph of trial by jury, as exemplified in the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Toone, John Thelwall, J. Joyce, T. Halo-oft, and the other members of the Corresponding Society, who, in 1794 ...
... searched, when the key and several pieces of steel were fouted, which were sworn to au tile property of the ?? guilty. THOMAS HARDY (2o0, charged with having,a - ,tld, on the 2nd of April, stolen front AWilliram Braddook I : puise and 11. ?? TAYLOR was ...
... Mr Jas For the best filly foal, £l, .Mr S. Brighton, Wmstoa. the coal-miner tvbo has wrought the longest one colliery, Thomas Hardy, Etberley. BURGLARS NEAR YORK. most desperate at murder and plunder gang burglars, at bourne Hall, the seat Mr. C. R. Robinson ...
... Brotherrs, ChristieNancy, Simpsonw..Fliends, Wheat. ey.Harriett ?? and Elizabeth ?? Jh White, Newtont.ose, D erwent, Hardy Thomas faylor . Marshall, Hall] Sir John Rennie, Burn HeclorVa- liant, ElliottElwick ?? Walker, Coxon ?? Smith ...
... Fenwick, Henry W. Jesmond Fenwick, John Win. South Preston Lodge Fenwick, Thomas Trewhitt House Fife, Jos. Bainbridge Newcastle Fife, Thomas Low Learchild File. William WhittonCottage Fife, Win. Henry .Newcastle Forster, Gilbert DRidge End Forster ...
... DEXTAL SURGERY. Permanent Arrangements for attending at Newcastle every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Hardy's, Carver and Gilder, Grainger Street, opposite Grey Street. MESSRS MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, No. 61, STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE, DON, By appointment ...
... NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE, No. 11, GREY STREET, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. THOMAS HOGG BEGS to inform the Ladies of Newcastle and the Neighbourhood, that previous to Stock Taking, he is now Selling Off, at Greatly Reduced Prices, from 800 to 1,000 yards of Satinettes ...
... RELATION OF SUMMER STOCK. THOMAS HOGG respectfully informs his Friends and the Public of Newcastle and its Vicinity, that on after Saturday the Bth Inst. be intends DIS. ! POSING of his Stock of SUMMER (iOODS, at a considerable REDUCTION from the Original ...
... Robert Brewis to Miss Sarah Ball.—On the 16th inst. Mr Thomas Souihern to Miss Elizabeth Oliver.— Same day, Mr Wm. Archer to Miss Jane Ritchie.—Same day, James Wilson Miss Ann Murphy.—Same day, Mr Thomas Creffey to Miss Bridget Agnew. At Middlesbro', the ...
... MR. M. POTTS, Organist of St. Thomas's, begs to announce that on Monday, July 24th, he j will Resume, after the Midsummer Vacation, his Profes- j sional Duties, viz. to give Instructions on the Piano-forte, Singing, Organ. &c. Pupils attended at their ...
... George Cox. William Poole, Charles Wix, Thomas Herbert, Thomas Irons, James Rowson, Hugh Conway Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Morson, Win. Wintpere, and Samuel Morgan, of the Webbor-strcet party; Thomas Jones, Frederick Stone, ...
... Harker ; third best do., 55., Mr Thomas Anderson. For the nentest, cleanliest, and best kept cottages, the award of the judges was— Jame* Marley and George iJryden, 10s. each; Robt. Hind and Andrew Taylor, sen., 9s. each; Thomas Anderson, and Andrew Taylor ...