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... consisting of 120 changes. The ringers were, treble, John Hardy, Dar lington; 2nd, Jonathan Angus, York; 3rd, John Stokoe, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 4th, Joseph Ridley, late of Hexham; tenor, Thomas Gay, late of St. Martin's Youths, Birmingham. TOWN li AI.L ...
... o» John Boyle, of Edinburgh, 7 years of age, was blind years: four dressings of oiii:ment completely restored her «u sight. THOMAS GRAY,of Froateriy.and Ins Daughter,were totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them sight. JOHN WEARMOUTH, ...
... daughter ot John Boyle, of Ediubucgh, 7 years of was blind 64 years: four dres- sinus of the completely restored her -o sight. THOMAS GRAY, of Frosterly,and his Daughter, were oan blind, aud two boxes of the o1utment restored them to sight. JOUN WEARMOUTH ...
... suffer actual grievance% greater than any th..• aarieuhnrist ran Terril 4 t. to. The a.pqnnker, the briekmaker. the Maltby, the Thomas has been conimitted fir trial at the papennaker, the tosltster, the bnwer, the publisher of a assize, on a charge of attempting ...
... John Boyle, Edinburgh, 7 years of age, was blind (»i years: four dressings of The ointment completely restored her to sight. THOMAS GRAY,of FroBterly,and Ins Daughter, worn totally blind, and two boxesof Hie ointment restored them to sight. JOHN' VVEARMOUTH ...
... varieties best Greeiiiiouso Annuals, 12 lor 0 2J varieties choice Greeuliouae ereumals, Cd, 12 for . . „ 0 varie ies choice hardy Biennials and Peren* nials, 7s 6J, for •• ••• ••* . varieties imported Gerraan Stocks 5 ditto dut ...
... (wheat—Gs. 6d.), and Forsy th M te! fel Lt wheat—6s. 6d.), for Odessa, were loading at Alexandria on the 28th ult, The Wanderer, Hardy, and Joha Graham, in that port, were then unchar- Coxoa, Dunn, and Margaret, Wilson, left Alexan- dria for Queenstown previous ...
... Elliott. At Stains is, on the Wth inst., John lrs ing Lonalale, to Sarah, daughter of the late Thomas Crane, Esq., d Stains is. At Hexham, on the I@th inst., Mr. Thomas Saiuberik tailor, to Miss Reweastle. At Lameidey church, on Thursday. Mr. Dawson, Of Ada ...
... Boyle, of Edinburgh, 7 years of age, was biiud 64 years: four dres- sings of the vintment completely restored her to sight. THOMAS GRAY, of Frosterly,and his Daughter, were totally blind, and two boxes of the ointment restored them to sivlit. JOUN WEARMOUTH ...
... Richard, B et, Royal Union, M agdalena, Richa Friendship. Olivia, Elizabeth, Joho Hardy, E le, and Ann, fron: i ndon. Charente, from Folkestone. sabella, rom Rochester. ‘Thomas, from Wisbeach. Hichard, from Aberdeen. Hull Packet, from Whitstable. SuNDay, ...
... in the Tempi:ranee Hall, Nvwcaotle, for the benefit tif the Sunday-sehools conneetisl with St. Jflaii.l chapel. Subjects Thomas h Becket, Riehanl the Third, Cardinal Wolsey, William the Third. The Treasurer of the Gatudita , l Dispensary hal received ...
... Nf.w Kari.t Vf.li.ow Stoxf. Turnip.— A new \el low Stone Turnip, from Van I Jit-man’s l.»n«l, lias been introduced Messrs. Hardy and Son, Seedgrowers, Maldon, Ks«ex, is confidently recommended for Held well garden culture ; in the Held it may sown after ...