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... will be both buried in one grave. Tuesday, aged 70, the Hon. and Rev. Thomas Dawnay, rector of Ashwell. near Oakham. Same day, at South Luffcnharo, aged 74. Mary, widow of ' Thomas Pndniore. No man can get up in this room and say that person who has £20 ...
... tongue, and not disturb the harmony of the meeting, which had met for the transaction of business. (Cheers.) The Secretary, Mr. Thomas Newbold, read the following REPORT. In presenting their report to the sixth annual meet- ing of this society, your Committee ...
... meeting of several of the principal inhabitants of the city of Peterborough was holden on the 7th instant, at the house of Thomas Alderson Cooke, Esq., for the purpose of entering upon subscription with the view of purchasing a piece of plate, to presented ...
... Green, Surrey, to Mary Jane eldest daughter of Field Flowers Goe, Esq., of Louth. the inst., at Fotheringhay, (by the Rev. Thomas Linton,) Mr. It. Human, of Netllebed, Oxfordshire, schoolmaster, to Hannah Dudley relict of the Rev. J. Alexander Lawrence ...
... h and costs. ?-Two young men who gave their names greasing favourably. Several other accidents similar James Warren and Thomas Hardy were brought in nature have oc> urred the town and neighbourhood, custody Cwbishley under the following caused by the very ...
... nun HIED. At the Independent chapel, Newark, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. 11. L. Adams, Mr. John Hardy,of Hickman-street, Gainsborough, to Miss Euphemia Mackenzie, of Baldertou-gate, Newark. On the 4th inst., Mary, wife of Mr. Reuben Moore, of South-parade ...
... Solthin't church, open every Friday morning, from II till i, and Saturday evenings. from dto a. Mr. J. newer, actuary n:-Hardy sad Co. gram os J.MM. Loyd. and Co. Authorised Issue. arn.S7l.-iltataford. Sending, and lotion Bubble Company (nun.) None of ...
... or newspapers can he delivered from the dike oo the Sunday. SAVINGS' Bona DEFALCATION AT Scsasozocom.—On Saturday last Mr. Thomas Sraurinite, wine and spirit mer• chant, who has for seven! can acted as clerk to the Saving,' Bank, Scarborough, was charged ...
... to %this Selina Harrow ; the 16th inst., Mr. William Thomas to Mrs. Susannah Envie' ; on the 17th inst., Mr. Henry Hestia' to Mks Ann Wadeson. At St Nicholas' church, on the !brit inst.. Mr. Thomas to Jane Harriet, dauttiter of the Mr. Place, saddler ...
... dating case of highway robbery occurred near Fackley Gate, on the TiOshelf turnpike road, on Saturday. It appears that as Mr. Thomas Martin, foreman to Messrs. Binns and Co., of Clay Cross. was proceeding towards home along the turnpike, he was attacked by ...
... Wiuson.—Thoma* Woolley, of Denby, for three months, or pay £2 6s 6d, for bastardy.—lsaac Webster, of Holland Ward, to hard labour for one mouth, for neglect of family.—Michael Moran, Abraham Smith, James Russell, John Smith, and Elizabeth Hardy, for various ...
... alone SM ounces, the proceeds of six weeks' labour merely. Now tor the alloy ! A writer from California says, man bur one hardy habits and powerful constitution ought to to the ''iegings the exposure and privation are extreme. Long, leather-sided fellows ...