... Joseph Nicholson, at Blackhill. LOT 3.—A1l those SEVEN COTTAGES, at Berry Edge, now or lately in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and his Sub-Tenants. Further Particulars can be had of Mr. HUNTER, Solicitor, Gateshead; or of the Bridge End or Rege ...

... field. Case dismissed. Thomas Bunter, William Conder, and George 31`Guire, charged with stealing a metal pan, a cock, and a hen, the property of Mary Oliver and Anthony Brown, were committed four months' each to hard labour. Thomas klakepieve, summoned ...

... Joseph Nich ' olson at 13Iackhill. Lor 3.—A1l those SEVEN COTTAGES, at Berry Edge, now or lately in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, and his Stffi-Tenants. Further Particulars can be had of Mr. Joni lirNrea. Solicitor, Gateshead; or of the Bridge End ...

... Catholic chapel, on Mon. day. Mr. C. Hourigan to Miss Sarah Mlionny. At Stockton, in the regiqer office, n the 29th ult., Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Sedgefleld, to Mims Mary Aim 01 , of Trundon. On Tuesday, Mr. Samuel Marley to Miss Mary Staples, both Stockton. _ ...

... son of the late Mr. C. Moor, mariner. In Shieldfleld, on the same day. aged 4. Thomas, son of Mr. T. W. Nesbitt. joiner. In Northumberland-street, on Sunday, aged Mr. Thomas Glendinnlng. In York-street, on Monday, aged 40, Mr. John Ritchie brnshmaker. ...

... wile of Mr. Robert Darling, farm steward. At Biding Lee, on Tuesday, at an advanced age, Thomas Hardy, gamekeeper. At Corbridge, on Saturday, aged 71, Mr Thomas Haile. farmer. At South Shields, in Heron-tercet, on Tuesday, aged Elizabeth. eldest daughter ...

... Sunday. Mr Thomas Purace, to Miss E. Turnock, both if Thorn.,by. At Hartlepool, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, on Mondsv,. Ms David Nolan, to Miss Ann Neville. both of Hartlepoo' At Alnwick, at Sc. Michael's tiliurch, on Saturday, Me Thomas Lloooisoo, ...

... arrived at Odessa on the 29th ult. The Brilliant, Smith, from Cardiff, arrived at Civita Teechi* on the 31st ult. The Thomas and Isabella. Hardy. left Dan.sie for London on the sth. The Daphne, Claploth, from Sydney. was entered Inwards at London on Wednesday ...

... Nicholson at 13iackhill. LOT 3.—A1l those SEVEN COTTAGES at ll,!rry Edge, now or lately in the Occupatiou of Mr. Thomas WINDMILL HILLS. Hardy, and his Sult-Tenants. TO CONTRACTORS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. Further Particulars can be had of Mr. Jong UNTER. Solicitor ...

... crushed, and residing at the Low Felling ; John Crone, married man, residing at the Felling, likewise crashed; Thomas Temple, a boy, crushed; and Thomas Carver, boy, also very much hurt. All were removed to their homes, and attended to by the colliery medical ...

... Royal Lancashire Militia); and Lord Harry Vane, Mr. Milbank (on his appointinent as Captain of the Durham Militia.) Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Whitehaven, shipbuilder, and seveml of his men, were bringing the stranded brig Richardson, on the 23d inst., from ...

... they had worked both night and day. (Applause.) They were Messrs. Thomas Meik, C.E., 'Thomas Burn, jun., William Crozier, C.E. James Dannatt, James Lindsay, John Bray, W. erosby, Thomas J. Hornsby, M`Alpin, and J. G. Browne (honorary secretary). Super ...