... , at St. Oesvald's Church, f!rly. burst, by the Rev. B. Addison. Al A., assisted by the Rev. J, 1Kig- ston, DBA.. AMr. Thomas Hardy Taylor to Mary Louisa, second ae daughter of thelateIsalah. Jones, Eq., of Islington, Londion. Wscrsean.Duo.--n he 3rd ...

... ilnspectors of, the tllifilary:- , tessrs. A. alll S. Henry and1l Co. Heriry Hilitot tid Castree . .25 Hgole and NewbeIry Thomas Hunter, Hardy anid U1ithank, Otho . Huhilse und Solts, aud Edward Hockhing. - 1An account of patients t lischargedl ad admnitted ...

... by taking out a pane of glass from the kitchen Porte window, and the clothing bad been taken away. A per. rema son named Thomas Hardy saw the prisoners standing depu near the premises on Saturday night. On Monday lust, varic the prisoners were apprebended ...

... reform met at Badley's Hotel, for at A the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the a, Veb acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John pi t Thelwall, &o. from a charge of high treason in 1794. At pt the last anniversary meeting, it ...

... Plymouth Grove. iong Mr. Edwaid Evane, White-ntreet, Heilme. (n ges, Mr. Thomas Stockv-ell, 32, Downing-street. al hire Mr. James Ryder, o, Cottanham-street, Ardwick. fo Mr. Thomas Toplis, 29, Cook-street, Hulme. h _ Mr. Sainuel Ogden, Pigh-street. j Mr ...

... DWELL.I ING HOUSES adjoining the eaid public-house, and in the several tenuree or uccupationa of Thomas Goslinig, Joseph Harri- son, Eli Bredbuiry, and Thomas Swindell, as tenants thereof. Together with a quantity of VACANT LAND, lying behind and near to ...

... eve Lo-ndon, 72, OreatTower-street, Levth.Jd 1850. ?? - Byir..WILIA M.GIIUNDY, by-arder of theexecutorsoaf the WN - lite Thomas Hardy, deceased, e~ the house of Mrs Lewis PI known as the Blue Bal Inn, euott Mill, Manchester, on reo !graved. Wednesday the ...

... hi n t %i snnt Summobses' for desertion were immediately t~aken 'th see out'nagainst thiree of. the number, John -Hardy, Thomas an me Hardy,'and George Boiothwright, and the charge was heard e Va -befrorethe Bishop Auckland magistrates onThuraday. The sli ...

... council..1 - J. F. Bateman, F.G.S. 3. P. Joole, F.R.S. y E. Corbett Thomas Knowles Matthew Dawes, F.G.S. Henry Lee's , .a Henry Day John Moore, F.LS. - W. Fairhairn, F.IR.S. Thomas Moors Hardy, M.D. H. ALt Ormnerod.t Alderman Harvey Robert Worthningon. I That ...

... bleacher. Hugh Seed, Breigbtuet, manufacturer. Frederick Cope, Chorlton cum-Hardy, spirit merchant. I William Henry Heywood, Chorlton cum-Hardy, gentleman. 1 William Christopher Hardy, Didsbury, clerk. 1 William M'Dowel, Didsbury, warehouseman. tl Richard ...

... BMr. Hardy; 3, Gavazzi, Air. Bromiley; 4, Chellaston Beauty,.Mr. prc Hardy, 0, Louis XVL. Mr. Bronriley; 8, Boqbiet Mr. Dixecr, ;.7 I Ring Robert Bruce, Mr. HaLrdy; 8, Inc. Surpaeeant, Mr. Hardy. rae Flamed Bybeloemen: 1, Beauty of the PlainMr.Hardy;.2 ...

... oberU~oatrbn;' n 7 Heeag~on ti~fesmsn,_Wr. Joseph EnowleS. LDentore: Sidesoan,,Mr. h a Smuuiel'eees' 'ClortoBeurn-Hardy:.Sidesmianj, Mr. Thomas aaysosf. . lilne: Sidesiuan,: Mrx. rederick Fielder. ?? Sidtc mtildesman,.. Mr. Wfiliam iHaddeld.. e 13Roa'roe ...