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... Chapel-Alierton, his 81st year. Mr. Thomas Russell, joiner and builder, father of Mr. Russell, Springfieldplace. On 26th ult., Shillingthorpe-bouse, Market Deeping, aged 58, Samuel Hardy, Esq., the youngest son the late Thomas Hardy, Esq., Wakefield. On tbe SOth ...
... the abandonment of the Egyptian adventure. ir A correspondence took place between bins and Sir Richard ., Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy; and then followed the re- port of his Majesty's Commissioners appointed.to investi- gate and examine the inventions and ...
... and the abandonment of the Egyptian adventure. A correspondence took place between him and Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy ; and then followed a report of his Majesty's commissioners appointed to investigate and ex- amine the inventions and ...
... John Pitman; round potatoes, Ist and 2nd Thomas Widdas; beat dish of gooseberries, Solomon Smith; cut flowers , French marrigolds, lot George Lockwood; cut flowers, emend stocks, Samuel Thomas; hardy bouquet, Thomas Widdas; tray of six dark ' dahlias, let ...
... a vessel, named the Conntem of Durham, ten amall bottles of Haarlem drops, sou'-KStter, and a spyglass, the properly of Thomas Hardy. The captain of the Endeavour, a keel lying near the Countess of Durham, deposed on Tuesday night he was on the deck of ...
... Dodds, as surveyors for the borough, and Mr Stephenson I and Mr. Thomas Potter for Bondgate. Police Coubt, March 25.â William Hopps, of Braf- | ferton, was charged by his servant, Thomas Hardy, with assaulti ng hh _ ; case dismissed and complainant to pay ...
... Dent John Dent Henry Edwards, M.P, John Elam William Ellis J. G. Elmsall Charles Wilson Faber Thomas Fairfax James Fairer T. H. Fawkes W. B. Fcrrand Thomas Robinson Edwin Smith John Smith J. G. Smyth Spencer Stanhope Walter Speuoer Stanhope Le Gendre ...
... prisoners guilty, and they were ordered to stand down. Rickard Booth (38) was charged with the manslaughter of Thomas Kenworthy. Mr. Hardy prosecuted, and Mr. Overf.nd defended. The deceased, prisoner, and other persons were drinking together Jubbs p ...
... years, and Taylor to twelve months' impri- t sonment with hard labour. RoBnEny FROM A DWELLIING-RoUsE.-Edward I Smith and Thomas Hardy were convicted of ;break- ing and entering into the dwelling-house of Mary Higgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...
... and Taylor to twelve 'months' impri- t! a onment with hard labour. R oasula FiROM A DWELLiNG-ROUSE. - Edward P sm ith and Thomas Hardy were convicted ot break- inginandentering into the dwelling-house of Mary i llIgins, and stealing a quantity of wearing ...
... Thre towels, the property of Thomas Pickering.-Two calendar STEALING A BLADDER OF LARD. i HENRY DUNN (20) was charged with stealing a bladder of lard, the property of rhomas Wilson. Mr. HUNTER ?? the 13th of September, Thomas Wilson, a carrier, left a bladder ...
... Edwin Dean ; 2nd, Leonard Barker ;—best annual in pot, lst, Leonard Barker ; 2nd, Fletcher , 3rd, Thomas Squires ;—best hardy shrub, Wm. Carr ; best hardy herbaceous plant pot, lst, Andrew Batger; Snd, Leonard Barker; Srd, George Hamlin ; best rare British ...