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... two's and rest singles ; Batchelor, whose style is pretty, allowed Clarke to take his stumps, obtaining a 2 and two singles ; Hardy took his place at the wicket, giving Hillyer an opportunity to get his wickets down, leaving a two on the score. Mr. Bur- bidge's ...
... 1, Turn-coat, Captain Legard; 3, Pilot, Mr. Hardy.— Yellow : 1, Unknown, Mr. Hardy; 2, Gunner, Capt. Legard.— Red : 1, London, Mr. Gibson ; 2, ditto, Mr. Hardy.— The heaviest Gooseberry (London), Mr. Hardy ; the second heaviest (London), Mr. T. Gibson ...
... by Mr. Luke Hardy and Captain Strover.— The Mayor proposed the health of Mr. Page, which was drunk with musical honours. Mr. Page, having acknowledged the toast, proposed the health of his brother guardian and prime minister, Mr. Thomas Hollins Smith ...
... Retford, on the 30th ult., Mr. Thomas Savage, cordwainer, aged 49 years. At Mansfield, on the 26th ult., John Bradder, Stock- well-gate, aged 7 days ; on the 27th, Ann Hardwick, Leeming-street, aged 34 years; on the 28th, Ellen Hardy, Ratcliffe-gate, aged 12 ...
... Agapemone—At the magistrates’ sitting reference to this notorious at Brighton on Tuesday, an application was made in lishment. Thomas Hil- ton said he had a sister, Margaret Hilton, who was a laundress in Spring-street: she was about 40 years of : she had ...
... by ditto 9 ditto J Peacock?b. ditto 1 not out Wetherall-c. WiUtt 0 b. by Hardy 1 Wells?c by ditto run out . » Heathcote-st. Noddall 0 run out Elmsall?b. by Busbby 0 b. Hardy » Hales-notout Byes 5, wide 8 Byes H, wide 10. .81 Barrowby.?During the night ...
... Wm. Ashton, of that place, aged 19 years, respected hy all who knew him. His end was peace. At Nuttall, the 27th ult. Mr. Thomas Gascoigne, aged 53, deeply lamented hy his family and friends. At Bulwell, few days ago, aged years, Herbert, son of the late ...
... Stockdale Hardy, Esq. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. | Oxrorp.—The Graduates of Divinity have re-elected the Rev. Godfrey Faussett, D.D. (Cannon of Christ Church), Margaret Professor of- Divinity.—The trustees of Dr. Radcliffe have elected Chas. Thomas Coote, ...
... Six Pounds, hut the Carriage of Coffee is not paid unless accompanied by Tea. 2, Bookleesbwry, Cheapside. 3IANSELL St CO. THOMAS GOUGH, Sole Agent tor Nottingham sad Neighbourhood.—Office, 4, Globe Street, Chapel liar, Nottingham. IRIL SOCIETY. rhibition ...
... oNmitt Intata'sr Much every Praia, 'condit, from 11 till I. said baturday from to 11.-11 r. J. W. Reeve, actuary. GRA THA M. Hardy and Co. !draw on Jams, Loyd, and Co.—Authorla.,. £M.372. Stamford, Spalding. _ and Boston Booklet Corartay rent Noun of business ...
... of a son. the lady of the Rev. Archi MARRIED. On the 25th ult., at St. Alban’s, Wood-street, London the Rev nne Hewitt,) Thomas ra Berks, to P. for the city of A leg on Tuesday last of Bye, to e Rev. John aa Mr. ye, to , of the former daughte' or of ...
... 1, Silver Riud, G. A. Beardmorc, Esq.; 2, Globe, Mr. Hardy. Parsley.—Curled, Mr. Hardy. Potatoes.— 1, Holberry Kidney; Mr. Hardy; 2, Flour Ball, B. Morley, Esq. Cauliflowers (Asiatic). —1, Mr. Hardy ; 2, Mr. Huff. Cabbage.—l, Victoria, G. A. Beardinore ...