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... CHARGE SHEEP-STEALING. Thomas Hardy, the younger (29), labourer, was charged with stealing twelve sheep, the properly of Edward Nicholson, at Wolainghara, on the 2.’ml March* lost. The Hon. A. Liddell prosecuted; and Mr. Davison defended the prisoner ...
... for the discharge of recogni. sancesof JAMIES GALLOWAY and THOMAS S3BADBURY, who were out on bail, but had been committens fur stealing a quantity of fish, fish-hooks, &c., the property of Thomas Marshall and others, at Sunderloud, on the 2nd of May last ...
... MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The Isabella, Hill, from Shields for Cronstadt, left Karingo on the 2nd inst. The Thomas and Isabella, Hardy, from Newcastle, arrived as Vigo, on the Gth inst. The Apollo, Sjoberg, from Newcastle, arrived Genoa on the Bth instant ...
... yeolerday afternoon Age. 1 3l David Philips Thomas Philips . 28 Thomas Marshall 25 Fisher John Carr, sen James Maddox Tbomaa Thompson Thomas Healing, jun, James Brown Thomas Lawson ' ' James Vaught Thomas Dawson John Deury ...
... Mato—W Swan-item Sons. (188), Cochrane, Copenhagen—Oeipel and Co. Express (192), Woodcock, Point Otlle-E. Story. Thomas and Isabella Hardy, Fcrrol-Gethlog, Carr, and Ox. Rosebud (218), Almond, Hamburg-ElUott and Lowrey. Granville (162), Watson; Vlgliantla ...
... BIRTHS- In this Town, at Spring Gardens, inst. the wife of J. R. Hardy, Esq., of a daughter. At Blakemoor, 29th ult. the wife of Mr. Georee Oliver, jun., of a son. 6 At Cowpen Quay, lately, the wife of Mr. Roger Thornton, of a son. At Netherton Colliery ...
... ******Dsatb in a Lunatic Asylum.—Oa Mondav 27th ult., an inquest held «t the County Asylum, at Morpeth befoiejdr. Hardy cqtoper, oa the body of Thomas Duggart, years, ■ seaman. Deceased had been admitted'in patent td the establishment on the llth ulf, tinder ...
... 25th ult., the wife of th Rev. Thomas Brutton, M.A., curate of St. Nicholas', of a son. At By well Hall, on the 2nd inst., the Lady Margarot Beau mont, of son and heir. At West Boldon House, on the sth inst., the wife of Thoma Forsyth Forrest, Esq., of daughter ...
... NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THOMAS V. FRENCH, Practical Watch Maker and Jeweller, respectfully intimates that has REMOVED from Mo. 76. Pilgrim Street, to No. 34, MARKET STREET, Where the Business will be conducted here'o'ore WATCHES, JEWELLERY, and CLOCKS, of ...
... NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THOMAS V. FRENCH, Practical Watcii Maker Jeweller, respectfully intimates he lias REMOVED from No. 76, Pilgrim Street, to No. 34, MARKET STREET, Where the Business will be conducted as heretofore. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, and CLOCKS, of ...
... dlB24. King Street, Manchester. Company.— , EDMUND BUCKLEY, Esq Deputy Chairman.— JAMES HEALD, Esq.. Chairman in London. THOMAS Q. FINN IS, Esq. Aid. Deputy Chairman. J. CUNLIFFE PICKERSGILL, Esq. The Manchester Fire Assurance Company was establishe ...
... Barrie, Wasting, Surrey. Joseph Hardwick, tailor. Strand, London. Thomas Bagnall Pickles, cab proprietor. Banter Street, Lon. don. James Sherry, bootmaker, Psrtsea. Jame: Kelita Hardy, drug-grinder, Fenehnrch Street, London. George Canning Monlton, dealer ...