... DIED. At ea 101 k Thomas Parttime. spa 64 years; ea the Slit. Theo. Weeliar, aght I yaw. At Noy Ragland, on 27th alt.. Pattie. At Eye, ea lucidity. Mt. Daniel Ca', from NMI eled 86. On the Ita September, 1860, ea his pump free I. Eaglead, Capt. Jobs H ...

... with The lie.. Mr. Thomas was the nex t s p eaker. Hay- bowers on the shoulders, and in front of tb a Mt ing been spoken of by chairman as the originator Dinner dress of green moire. trimmed roe of the Penny Bank' in Eye. Mr. Thomas said that with white ...

... MARRIED. At Petorborough, at the Catholie chapel ef the Holy .oth. lath Lust , Thomas Doyle, to Miss Clark, both of Hartford, Huntingdonshire ; and at the Connotational chapel. on the llsl, Mr. John to Miss Elisabeth Trowel!, both of Crowland. Al Eye ...

... the justices appointed the following officers for Whittled's. Overseen: Messre. John Baker, Edward Fitsjohn, Sisson Hardy, and Thomas Hughes. Constables: Wn. Aveling, Than Burgess and Wm. Amos. For Thornily. Overseers: Messrs. William Follard and Mark ...

... un. wards of 70 years of age, asked foe • light eaterieer and called Rev. Joseph Pratt. of Piston; Mr. W. E. Grin. Mr. W. Hardy, and Mr. E. Pitts, to speak in favour of his exemplary character tor the eighteen years that he had resided at Werringtan.— ...

... Smith a. Samuel Weekly.. 11, Si. • month.- Thomas Nicholson v. George Cox. 1/. taa I Id. Sa. a month.-John Mitchell v. Robert Starstraore. 2/. Is. 14. 111. • month-Same a. Henry Wilson. 2L 44. a month-Thomas Cox.. Antos E•dy. 101. 175.3 d. 21. down; It ...

... of Twonty-feer varieties of single : drat, 0. Mille. Combedge. Collection ef twenty varieties of Cut Flowers from hardy, herbaceous, sad Inalbews plants, exhibited In bandies: Mr. Lawream, Chattels a If Pers.-51z Steve and Plante dissimilar, in ...

... illopme. prophase of on of them Weis whisk fairs, is fair anion to-moreow (Saturday). with Irons Mr. .1. B. Hardy. et Os Saturday 111 t. Hardy. who wee is company with Mann and ea hag on on the inerkempaes, he er an his money item his - formai:a was given ...

... Looreuseway, and maw Hardy, the prisoner, and wear the Black Bey deer. A few after she row the primer and Hardy pass up Cumbergate, which Id the boa street leading from the church and Basset's. Time wire soaking arm in erns, and Hardy was very drunk. Priveriei ...

... I. Ss. ty. Oben or I qf Arable nitnnto. in Blink in difiiittlesey Loswded on the north and south by land late of Miss Mary Hardy deceased. on the east by the Ramsey Road, and oath. west by land of Mr. James Read. Lot 2. All those Se. Or. lip, of Arable ...

... Cottages or Tenements, in Sawtry aforesaid. adjoining Lot I, in the several occupations of Thomas Lane, Emanuel Baxter, and Thomas Allison, with the shoemaker's shop in Thomas Allison's occupation, and also the piece of garden, as now stumped out. Lot 3.—A1l ...

... and put it in his baska. I went up and defea- asked his name, he gave ins a wrong one. I suttee. ascertained his name was Thomas Goedlitie.. Convicted in penalty and cods W., in default ais imprisonment. TH• STATOTH.--Oer 1100R111 state.. is to be ...