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... Crook. At Crook. on di, Jth ion., Mr Thomas Hardy. schoolmaster. to Miss Mary Johnson. dress-maker, both of that place. At 111.1dleabrough. on the 3rd inst. Mr William Thirkel! to Miss Mary Stainsby; same day, Mr Thomas Puna to Miss Caroline Downes. ...
... following as his Officers for the ensuing year :—Brotler Thomas Hardy, Chaplain; John Crawford, S.W.; John Williams, J.W.; Edward Smith, Treasurer; Joseph Imison, Secretary ; Robert Saville, S-D.; Thomas Halliday, J.D.; Robert Reynolds, J-G.; William Martin ...
... during his tenure ef office be did incredible mis.- chief to the naval tmrvice ; so much 'so, that the late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy declared that he would ruin the navy. This is now in evidence before the country, Sir James Graham broke up at dispetable ...
... ST. THOMAS'S STREET, NEWCASTLE. \ MR. W. I. BARKER respectfully announces he has been favoured with Instructions *El L PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Residence of; 1 Richard Esq. (who is leaving the Town), Tuesday and Wednesday, the and 23th February, | 1 1849 ...
... 4i.L W'KWj.- NOTICE TO SHIPOWNERS. MESSRS. THOMAS & WILLIAM SMITH will nor Open the NEW DOCK until all dispute* relative to the drc.. are settled, thev bef* to inform the Shipowners at North Shield* and Neighbourhood, that they ill i;i the meantime receive ...
... Jane Dickering, of Coxhoe; Btb, Mr John Hardy to Miss Elizabeth Lord, both this City; tho Catholic Chapel, Mr Matthew Jojinson Miss Aon Dixon, both of this City. At South Church, near Bishop Auckland,Bth inst., Thomas Sanderson, officer, Miss Sarah Stephenson ...
... MARRIAGES, In this City, at the Catholic Chapel, on Monday last, Mr John Hardy to Miss Bridget Morren ; same day at the Register Office, Mr Thomas Mather, mason, to Miss Elliott. At Sunderland, 10th inst., John Brown, of Canterbury, to Miss Ann JDodgshon ...
... Newcastle. 16: Roae Castle, Bergen; Vedra, Wheaton; and Salem, Hardy, from Blyth. Core, Hay, and Ord, Wood, from Newcastle. U7: Hope, Thomas; Hostilina, Bellingham Chase. William; Hope, Thomas; and A mason. Daws, from Newcastle. Maid of Athena, from fily ...
... GlLES.— Continued. William 6 10 6 15 Deborah Herbert 4 4 3 5 Thomas Smith 4 4 3 5 James Miller 4 3 10 3 James Blenkiosop 12 12 10 Thomas Elliott 18 25 20 15 Thomas Elliott 18 15 Jane 7 5 John Ellerington 13 1115 Mary Gardner ...
... Ainsley, William Ainsley, James Haddon, Thomas nm, John Mason, and James Atkinson, all of Wingate Grange, for = riotous breach of the peace, at Wingate Grange, on New- Year's day, were fined 9s each, including costs.— Thomas Peel, George Green, John Hetherington ...
... DEATHS. West Street, Milbourn Place, North Shields, the inst., aged 67, Mr. Thomas formerly of Blay~ don. At Camden Street, on the 18th inst., Thomas, infant son of Thomas Perry. At Church Street, on the same day, aged 34, Mr. Lawrence Knox. On the 19th ...
... Samuc-1 Leffgatt, innkeeper, Norwich. Thomas Uicbbcll, rocket manufacturer, Old Harbourlane, Brixton, Surrey. George Sedgwick, stationer, Moorgatc-street, City, London. Hugh George Astle, tobacconist, Margate. Henry Hardy, tea dealer, Bradford. John Angus ...