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... crew of a hundred and twenty officers and a1 men, and on the 17th of June last she took her departure for a the Isle of St. Thomas, in the West Indies. On the night p of the 30th of aune Captain Baynton had reached the Virgin I l Islands. It appears that ...
... Cumberland. Dost five long-woolled owe lambs, lie., Mr. Hardy.; 2nd, 7s. gd., w Mr. Cumberland. J Beat ahort-woolled ram, It., Mr. Wragg; 2nd, lIs., Mr. Hardy, II Best five short-woolled ewes, lbs., Mr. Hardy; 2nd, 70. Gd., not l awarded. Best five short-woolled ...
... Sandall-Magna, Yorkshire. Rev. James Cad- wallader, B.A., to be Chaplain of the House of Correction, Ilonmouthshire; Rev. Hicks Thomas Deacle, M.A., to the Vicarage of Bawburgh. Norfolk; Rev. Josiah E. Goldiax, M.A., to the Vicarage of Grimston, Norfolk; lHon ...
... presented by tt Itly Mr. E. B. W. Balme. The cost of the edifice, about c! Lii 2.5001., is defrayed mainly by Mr. Charles Hardy, the in patron of the living. There are 611 sittings in the church, t a amore than 400 of which are free, Some of the other ...
... to 81 153. Od. asf BELPER. ns INQUEST.-On Saturday last an inquest wa s held be- by fore R. Sale Esq., at the house of Mr. Thomas Smith, the ice Thorn-Tree Inn, on the body of Annie Tonks, a child tof of the age of six years. It appears that deceased, ...
... sale. STAFFORDSHIRE. e e BURTON-UPON-TRENNT. .PETTY SESSIONS.-On Tuesday, before L. K. Hall, W. Worthington, and J. Hardy, Esqrs., Thomas Burke was scharged with stealing, on the 20th inst. a quantity of rabbit skins, value 31., the property of John William ...
... occupier of the adjoining laud. a Cross-examined by Mr. BODner-it was impassable for imt heavy loads in the winter. Toi as Mr. Thomas Porter examined by Air. BROUGH-Said lie toI ala had known the road all hisllife and lied used it all his life with the horses ...
... Croft, Gratton, John Archer, Frederick Potter, W. Wain, S. the Heat hcote, Morris, Adams, J. Cooper. John Banks, Thomas to Wild, Lomas, Thomas Taylor, W. Darrenot, Charles Darren t, unc James Smith, George Smith, J. Young, W. Parker. J. Hod- of I kin, C ...
... telegraphed for, but t1e de- inis! ceased continued unconscious until lila death. He was bct son years of age. I ICaptain Hardy has been sent by the Government to Dover, to Liv inquire into the circumstances attending the recent disastrous of gun explosion ...
... BUCeANAN. Drill Instructor, W. IELLIsToN. SergeantsT S. Barker; W. Eiynes; W. Broughton; T. Palng; and w. B~ul. tI Corporals- Thomas Morley and John Mather. 11 a I I I I themselves. T're ASHBORNE COM1PANY is now about 120 strong They have an excellent band ...
... the costs of the suit, no trifle, we may Lfter. be assured. tifol, SHiOOTINC AT A CONSTABI.E.-A few days since a man, named Thomas Wrigley, residing at Kingscaple, Hereford- atte ire, was at work with another man when they quarrelled, efore and Wrigley ...
... competitor in popular estimation for the palm of beauty with L Godwn'Vell. Thle ornamentation bad been done by Mr. Ear T. Hardy and his family, who had spared no pains to make it perfect. It was a Chinese alcove of a double arch, with a gue, pagoda in ...