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... of Harris Rawson. IsauESTs before Mr. C. Swarm. — At Barton on Friday, and by adjournment on Monday, on the body of Samuel Hardy, aged 40, boatman, who died of Asiatic cholera on Thursday morning. Verdict ac- ?? the 30th, at Newthorpe, on the body of William ...
... of— Kelham, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On Monday, at St. Mark's, Kennington, by tbe Rev. C. Lane, Mr. Thomas Cooke Foster, nephew and heir of Mr. Thomas Cooke, formerly of Chapel-bar, Not- tingham, grocer, to Kate, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Watson ...
... adjournment on the following Monday, at the same place, on the body of Samuel Hardy, of Barton, Mao. seed 40 years. It appeared from the evidence of deceased. wife, Sarah Hardy, that on Wednesday, the 24th ult.„ her husband bad been purged several times ...
... the property of Thomas Hand.— John Fletcher, of Dutfield, to hard labour for two months, for poaching.—Peter Gill and Win. Blake, of Dronfield, hard labour for one month, for an assiult upon Mary Crofts, John Crofts, anti another. Thomas Mills, two months ...
... Estate Committee was held on Tuesday last, at whieh a Sub- Committee, consisting of Messrs. Whetstone, John Biggs, and W. Hardy, was appointed to report as to the best mode of furm- ing a Race Course, and of improving the town estate in con- nection with ...
... them dwarf, anu therefore the be drawn off day and night while the weather and -mild.— Jhke Flower Garden: The paluable half-hardy plants in this department should ye taken up carefully and potted, in order to pre- them during t winter, When the plants are ...
... lights should be drawn off day and night while the weather Is dry and mild. THE FLOWER GARDEN.—The newer and more valuable half-hardy plants in this department should new be taken up carefully and potted, in order to preserve them during the winter. When the ...
... of luatrimoiualinisery might then he banished from our land, and the race of the enervate he succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the en MANH«oD.—It is a triumph of humanity, as well as morality, that the solitary and sedentary habits ...
... effect. INQUEST AT IDIAGE.-011 Tuesday the 30th, an inquest was held before the same coroner at Heage, on the body of Louisa Hardy, aged 24 years. Deceased, who had for sometime cohabited with a boatman, was taken ill suddenly, at Hart Hay. on Wednesday ...
... much respected. Lately, aged 31, S.juircs Palmer, wo ...
... meeting of p Estate Committee was held on Tuesday last, which Committee, consisting of Messrs. Whetstone, John 'f?gs, and W. Hardy, was appointed to report as to the tow o * of . formin a Race-course, and of improving tbe Par est , corjn exion with it ...
... Officer at the time, was Colonel Lygon, who now General. belonged to the troop of Captain the Honorable Baring. (Signed) THOMAS BRUNTON. CURE A BAD LEG TWENTY ONE YEARS' STANDING. Extract of a letter from Mr. Andrew Brack, Blacksmith, Eyemouth, near ...