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... labour 3 weeks; Amelia Wells, for vagrancy at Weymouth; Thomas Smith, for stealing a frock at Weymouth ; Henry Phillips, fur breakingwindows at Dorchester, hard labour I calendar month each; Thomas Hardy and Edward Woolfreys. for obstructing the free passage ...
... Obituarg of Dotal& Veroono. The Narrate?. Geordie* muumu:es the sudden death of George Thomas Dune, Eq. Bath House. This melancholy event happened on Thursday evening last, at Mr. Dunn's residence in Newcastle. Mr. Dunn was in his 67th year, and during ...
... greatly,—otore than the first time I saw the signing of a will. It was a brave boy ; a rough, strong, bold, well-looking, hardy boy. His father, a staunch old man, was by his side, deeply serious, his air strangely compounded of sternness and sensibility ...
... Ditto, 105 112 lb 31 trade sti re, and without any actual Di tto, 80 lb 1 2 Calf Skins (etch) 0 Annuals are denominated hardy, half-hardy, and ing to his assistance; however, when he has conquered, Their feet may be hardened for long travelling by wash- decline ...
... mediciare throughout the United Kingom, in Istlee, at la. lid. and Is. 9d. each. Special Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Thomas Barling, Chemist, St, Thomas St. ...
... 3 k Note sad. 2V. . Arable. 7 0 90. 6. 2:1). . Arable. 3 0 15: The whole of the above Lands are iu :the occupation of Sir. Thomas Lowman, as Tenant thereof, who has held the sine under an improving agreement, and whose Term therein will expire on the 6th ...
... warranty should be given at the time of sale. If . Belfast SO Us. Lard-ilkiimmi Ni We, _kegs 405 10s. cleared. thoor, a hardy , acre rate, well adapted for the horses hould be afterwards discovered to have been ~ „ craoditions •• Auserieem-Basellees ...
... Francis Outside Tipping, to the Perpetual Curacy of AU (Sainte, Bolton.le•Moors, Lancashire. Patrons, the Trustees of the late Thomas Tipping, Esq• The Res. R. Seymour Walpole, to the Vicarage of liParndon•cum-Balderston, Notts. Patron, the Res. F. Apthrope ...
... others. At the brickyard Mr. Thomas had alluded to, there were probably a hundred tons, which would suffice for the next two yews. It was worth Gd or &I a ton in labour to get it up. In reply to a question from the Mayor, Mr. Thomas said be proposed that • ...
... you will kiss the hand of tyranny that struck the blow? No! you will not, but you will justly snake it recoil upon the fool-hardy, unmanly, and dishonest . party with a ten-fold vengeance, by treating the party with such contempt as that of pawn; them by ...
... conveyed towards the close of the poem in a line of music, and lu its very music of a certain solemnity'Tie from the peasant's hardy stock the race of giants come! A Comore FACT.-A few weeks ago, • man sold his wife to • former of Ockingham, for £lO. As the ...
... in our opinion to throw a darker veil of mystery over the affair. The President of the St. John's Chamber of Commerce, Mr. ThomAs, contends that it is impossible fur an iceberg of the magnitude and description spoken of by the crew of the Renovation, to ...