... EMILY QKORTIANA, second daughter the late Admiral Sir THOMAS MA.TKRMAN HARDY. Bart. On the 37th, at North Ta’vton, De on. CATHERINE DURANT, second daughter of JOHN CHAPPLB, Esq. of North Tawton, Mr. THOMAS JOHNSON, of Bristol; and at the aume time and place ...

... the Sheriff*s Court, Nottingham, to assess damages in the case of Hardy v. Morgan. Thomas Hardy sued Herbert Morgan for damages sustained the seduction of bis daughter Elizabeth Hardy, whereby she was delivered of a child, and j the plaintiff was deprived ...

... found the prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced to transported for life. CoHvicnojr of Two Notobigvs Srbbbt Pubglabs. —Thomas Hardy alias (Vans. 29, returned convict, and Edward Smith alias Elliott, 25, both well known as burglars an the Surrey aids of ...

... the late Miss Wightwick, of Chertsey. Trial Jury. —On Thursday evening, the fifty-seventh anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge ot high treason, was celebrated by the friends of parliamentary reform ...

... Wivwa.—Charles Smith, 6b, musi- that medical are hound offences. It tf ; blocked with buddings. Loot -t aan. Thomas Hardy, hawker, and Thomas Lewis, weaver, the duty of every bring the»c *o hght. and 0 improvements -a the oty—whn-e. I were charged with ...

... Traill saying would take good and substantial bail. Thx BcaaLAßa’ IsarßCMUnxe.—At the Lambeth Police Court, on Thuredsy, Thomas Hardy, alias Ovens, and Edward Smith, alias Elliet, wore placed the bar. About eleven o'clock on the preseding night, the prisoners ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE Serious Accidbex prom Guhpowdrr.— Master Hardie, sou ot Thomas Hardie, Esq., engineer, Newport, was engaged making sky rocket. The candle accidentally fell into the powder, and explosion took place w.th such vehemence, to knock out nine ...

... NORFOLK. Sib Thomas SPBeraß.—Sir Thomas Bjlejn, the father of the unfortunate Queen of VIII., residea Blicking, about fourteen miles from Norwich, and now the residence of the Dowager Lady Suffiuld. The spectre of this gentlemen is believed by the vulgar ...

... Little James sc, Cray’s inn lane, saddler John Thomas Dickens, Woolwich, grocer. (M July 2d.—William Ray. Church row, Commcr. i! - hast ..Ellen Miles WaslcU, ..William Wilson, Wilin' ■ Hollowsy, travellerThomas Waterloo Marshall Hiirh si loi*. omnibus driver ...

... IiANCASHLRE Fxtalitv fr>*m CnKwiVij Thomas irrison, sou Jolm Uarri'on, l»utclu*r, Limcaslure-bill, wbm* be casually pluckeil a tew blades tall seeding grass, and putting them into hi* month, chewing them. arriving at home, he complained of a swelling ...

... Ingram, Macduff, mason.. W. ylcsbire, cattle de>icr..J. Reid, Aberdeen, builder. JULY 5, -SOC n .-so RASJ, JOSEPH, and NEALK, THOMAS. Heig&te, banker?, July and Aug. Ba* eleven A 1.:., Kelly, lime.* Temple lane, Oili. Penoel. Guildimll chrabe. FULLER, GBOU'IE ...

... officers, for having illegally apprehended and detained him, and Mr. Jardme committed Earl for one month, tinea Inspector Hardy £lO. Hardy appealed against the decision, and was successful —the costs, amounting to about eight times the penalty, being eventually ...