... within presentmemory. Certain cottages, however, are still described as being on the Workhouse site. John Smith, Thomas Sherman, Samuel Rewse, Thomas Garnham, Robert Hammond, Samuel Freeman, and ChristophorList were either churcbwardens or principal farmers ...

... mnade, with costs, 14. 6rd. Walter Game, Bu-rwels, was charged with aseaulting Mary Atn, wife of Arthur Hardy, at Burswell, on Satur- day, 17th ?? Ann Hardy deposed that on the 17th inst., about eveven a.m., defendant came to her hones, oftensibly to bid her ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tuai C.s ,-Ofnlthe 1th .1t., the lev. John Thomas Layard, B.A., was instituted to the rectory of Swafield, in Norfolk, on the presentation of her Majesty. On the 29th ult., the R1ev. George Henry Turner, Al.A., was ististtuted to the ...

... Iof H.. Flagship Trafalgar have, suffered Isomewhat severely from malarial fever, hinong 1those affected being Flag-Lieut. Hardy, Commnan- der King-Hall, and the Rev. David Richards (chaplain). A pretty well-dresed young woman, named Fletcher, summoned ...

... The translators were Lord Bishop Coverdale, Anthony Cvibly. William Whittiugham, Christopher Woodmain, Thomase Sampson, acid Thomas Cole. It is only the first edition which is distinctly valuable, and if in good condition should realise at least AT. The ...

... examination. examiners :-James William Cartmell, M.A., Christ's College, John Cyprian Rust, M.A., Pembroke Col. lege; Philip Thomas Main, M.A., St. John's Col- lege- George Bentley Morley, M.A., St. Catharine's College; Henry Martyn Taylor, M.A., Trinity ...

... E.'Aldrich' . Best 12.stleving, p:-.ire, r Mre. E. to ,Aldrichb * k, ?? Grimwocod .Chapanion. ,:Best 12 kitcuen .i pPlums, Thomas lairke; 2nd,. Griiwood Chapman. b YiO. ' TsnLu.-Bast.12.white kidney potatoes, Mrs. t4 NursA 2nd, J. Bneter.; 3rd,- C. We ...

... for weight, Mr. Thomas Francis; 2nd, Rev. CopiugerBill; 3rd, Mr. Roes. Beet pound of red or blauk cherries, Mr. 3. 0. Fraser, Stowmarket; ladMr. Joseph Eley, Stuwmarket; 3rd, Mr. Heee. Best 20 white cherries, Rev. ?? Hill; 2nd, Mr. Thomas Andrews; 3rd, ...

... 3rd, Mr. W. Wright. Best six exotic ferns, Mr. George Berry; 2nd, Air. Thomas Carey; 3rd, Mr. A. Harrison. Best six hardy ferns, Mr. Georgo Barry. Best specimen plant, Mr. Thomas Carey; 2nd, Messrs. Gilbert and Son. Brsuit.-Best collection of frait (arranged ...

... of a local newspaper that the Rev. H. J. Hardy, formerly curate of S. Mary le Tower, was received into the Roman Catholic Church at the begin. ning of this year, will you give me leave to state that Mr, Hardy was never my curate, but temporarily as. ...

... now of opinion that had Lord to Stratbroke and himself seen Mr. Hardy in the first in- stance, the transfer of the Battalion would never have taken place. They were referred by Mr. Hardy to General Armstrong to consider what should he (tone. To their ...

... S3llnY 25syears, J. Sites, Esq. n LONG SERVICE. be £'2 I0S., William Hardy .ie years. Sir, it. Akdharam £2, John Mslosn .37 rev~ . Slihem £2,William Vlgrim 32 , - iE. CoSk fr £2, Thomas Strutt 32 , 10. It. B. Faulkner £2. George Oakley 32 ,. Tr. D. Mi~s ...