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... Parish Church, by the Rev. Canon Turner, vicar, Mr. Thomas Ell son, to Miss Martha Bennett, botli of Lancaster. Lancaster.— o. l the 2ud inst., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. Canon Turner, vicar, Mr Thomas Walker, to Miss Sarah Ann Atkinson. both of Lancaster ...
... on amougst the sailors aud others, and a ma named Hardy, a public-houso keeper, went up to «t what was going on, wheu he was surrounded by foa of tho sailors, anu got stabbed iv the arm and hand. Hardy could not swear to the man who stabbed hits. Afterward) ...
... thekniphofia (thecommon flame-flower). It is usually grown in gardens as tritoma uvaria. is a South African plant, but perfectly hardy in well-drained soil. They should not cut down after flowering, except the flower-stalks, which may cut oil or left until they ...
... Mr. Thomas Rigg, tailor, to Miss Mary Forsyth, both of Cartmel. DEATHS. __ Lancaster. — On the Bth inst, John, son of Robt. Norman, Henry-street, Lancaster, aged 2 years and 11 months. Lancaster. — On the 9th inst., Isabella, daugh- ter of Thomas Whittingham ...
... Burton-in- Lonsdale.— On the 18th inst., by the Rev F. Bynion, vicar, .Mr. Thomas Gayer, Ingleton, to Miss Margaret Tennant, of Burton-in- Lonsdale. Milnthorpe.— On the 21st inst, at St. Thomas' Church, by the Rev. F. T. Raikes, Mr. Samuel Hume, joiner and builder ...
... Mr. William Jackson, of oi. Leonard-gate, breaksman, to Miss Agnes Hinde, of Skerton. Lancaster. — On the 6th inst., at St Thomas' Church, by ihe Rev. G. F. Head, 8.A., Mr. Henry. HaaUm to Miss Jemima Rook, both of Penny street. Low Bentham— On the 9ih ...
... would reoommend that the shore fisher- men shoald aot be interfered with in their calling. Now I want to know if some of those hardy poor men ware to happen to have a salmon in their oets or any of tha genus salmon, are the; liable to be fined aad tbeir nets ...
... at Barrow on the i 18th September, from William Hardy, a watch. Patrick Murphy (on bail), maliciously inflicting at J Barrow on the 3rd October, grievous bodily larm upon Michael Ward, with a knife. Thomas Hartley, 45, shoemaker ?? feloniously attempting ...
... THE NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS Camberiud.—Philip Henry Howard, of Corby Ct Esq.; Thomas Ainaworth, of the Flosh, Esq.; Samuel Lindow, of Clentor, Esq. Cheshire.—CiementSwetenham.ofSomerforil new Coogleton, Esq.; John Bnlph Sbaw, of Arrow. Birkenhead, Esq ...
... and J. Nutter; 2 Chris. Hardy, Torrishome; 3R. Rich- ! mond, Yealand Conyers. (Selling), any variety, L. IH. and J. Nuttea ; 2J. J. Saul ; 3C. Hardy. (Local.) Cock or hen, any variety, 1 J. C. Taylor ; 2 J. J. Saul ; 3 C.^ Hardy. SeUing class, any variety ...
... the Rev. C. Hardy Little, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Bryan Padgett Gregson, of Caton, Esquire, to Marguerite Jeanne, second daughter of G. H. Peutland, of Black Hall, Co. Louth, Esquire. Lancaster.— On the 14th inst., at St. Thomas' Church, by ...
... seven o'clock on F.iday night a pair of boots was ' nnssed from the shop of Messrs. Freeman. Hardy, and ! Willis, of 38, Cheapside,. and tbe manager, Thomas ?? Crosier, came to the po'ice-station and lodged an in- f formation. Inquiries were made but ...