... and Col. Hardy.—Edward Avery and George Cordon, both of Helpatone, were charged with having assulted Mr. John Dale, at Glinton, on the 40th ult. : convicted and „tined (including costs) 11. 31. each which they paid.—George Harris and Thomas Frisby, also ...

... the late Matthew Towgood, F.aq.. of St. Neot's, Hunts At the Wesleyan chapel, Pontefract, (by the Rev. S. Hooley,) Mr. Sam. Hardy, jeweller, of St. Ives. Hunts, to Miss Pearson, daughter of G. Pianos. Esq., of Pontefract Oct. 24, at Meudham Chu', by the ...

... Bull Commercial Inn there, and mother of Mrs. C. Hardy, of Bodham, in this county., Sept. 20, after a long affliction, borne with the greatest fortitude and resignation, Mary, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Edwards, treasurer of this city, in the 57th year ...

... progressing favourably towards recovery. SUSPICIOUS DEATH A CHILD AT WARS.— An inquest was holden on Saturday last before Thomas Sworder, Esq., coroner, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Ware, on view of the body of an infant named George Rankin, whose death ...

... eldest daughter of Jacob Smith, Esq., of Ktrtley. Such was the esteem in which the bride and her parents were held, that the hardy blue jackets of the united parishes were determined to do honour to the occasion.—They accordingly az-1 enabled, and a ...

... daughter of the Rev. C. Drage. Aged 49, Mary Anne, grand-daughter of Mr. Thomas Mothersole, of Bury. At Cheveley, near Newmarket, aged nine years, Sarah Holland, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Wilkinson. of the above place. At Long Melford, in his 80th year, ...

... yeoman, of Spalding;—and on the 4th, Mrs. Susan Pepper, widow, aged 75. Nov. sth, at Holbeach, alter a short illness, Mr. Win. Hardy, brazier, in the prime of life. Nov. 3rd, at Ramsey, Jane only daughter of Mr. Mead, druggist, aged 10. Nov. Ist, at Coggeshall ...

... Lewis, labourer, was etarged by James Driver with using obscene and abusive lan! guage, and with assaulting him; fined Ss. Thomas Ntiseledine, Waterman, charged by p.c. Golding, with fighting in the public streets; fined, and in default committed for 3 ...

... liaggard,Esq Nice-President Charles E. Hammond, Esq. James Harmer, Esq., Vice. President James Thomas Home, Esq., Vice-President David C. La Touche, Esq. Thomas Longman, Esq. Horatio Lore, Eaq. Benjamin Oliveira, Esq., F.R.S. Edward Pain, Esq. Robert Patti ...

... broke out in the populous village of Bluzbani, three miler from Banbury. It commenced in a straw stack in the rickyard of Mr. Thomas Gulliver, one of the largest farmers in the county of Oxford. There were sixteen or seventeen large corn-stacks in the Fame ...

... where it will keep without any trouble, except that of excluding the frost. Flower Beds.—Now that the summer flowering half-hardy plants are removed, make the best amends in your power by drawing upon the reserve garden. All the important beds should be ...

... conveyed home, quite insensible, being dreadfully scalded ; the two Johnsons and Cartwright were also in a similar state. Messrs. Hardy and Hunt, surgeons, were prompt in their exertions to render every aid, but, we are sorry to say, they were to little purpose ...