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... Sunby had been “butchered,*’ and he saw he was covered with blood. asking what was the matter. Hardy closed upon him the left, and Smith on the right hand. Hardy and Smith got him the head and neck, and Nesbitt struck him. He could swear the whole of the ...
... of which have lately gone down in darkness, and whose spirit rays are, alike, the strength and glory of English literature. Thomas Babington Macaulay, equally ennobled by rank and genius, is no more! The poet, essayist, orator, historian, are gone for ever ...
... FROM SHIPWRECK A meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution was held on Thursday, its house, John-street, Adelphi, Thomas Chapman, Esq., V.P., the chair. Mr Lewis, the secretary, having read the minutes of the previous meeting, a reward of £12 ...
... circumstAncee appears thAtabout nine o'clock the Secrebay, r morning Sunday week, he was observed P.C. Pear- » mi JJ pr Thomw Hardy Francis •on to leave his own house Hebburn and go across a well,J. E. Holmw, lhonMS u«uy, n.renci fiekiwith a gun in his possession ...
... applause. Mr Windley appeared as Master Walter; Mrs Windley as Julia; MrG. Owen Modus; Mrs G. Owen Helen; and H. Burton as Sir Thomas Clifford. At the conclusion of the play and Mrs Owen received call l>efore the curtain. The entertainments concluded with ...
... was a Greyhound coursing match at Greatham on Monday, between Mr. William Sotheron’s dog, of West Hall, Stranton, and Mr. Thomas Harrison’s bitch, of Greatham, for £5, which was run for on two occasions, Mr. Rotheron’s dog beating the bitch twice out ...
... & SOUTH SHIELDS GAZETTE, JANUARY JO, 1860. Shooting Game Watcher.—A few nights ago, whilst Thomas I ...
... consequent on an information by John Thomas and Abraham Rork, seamen on board the Anna. The unfortunate men, who was alleged had met with their deaths in consequence of most horrifying cruelties, were men of colour. John Thomas, coloured seaman, was examined ...
... Thuriaway to Miss Mary Ann Hill. -Uth. Mr Joseph Richardson to Miss Margaret Thuriaway, all of Framwellgate Moor.—l6th Mr Thomas Wynn, of StiinclifTe, to Jane Green, of Broomside. IGtb, Mr Henry Weston to Miss Phoebe Wort on, both of Mount Pleasant. At ...
... epooi, on the 11th inst.,faged 42, Mr Joseph Henderwick.—l3th, aged Margiret, wife of Mr Thomas Hall. At Golden Flats, near Carew,*on the inst., aged 57, Thomas Williamson, farmer. At Stockton, on the inst., William John, son of Mr W. Wclburn.—llth, aged ...
... sustained the first long severe winter that took me surprise after I became fanner, when the Swedes rotted January, and the less hardy roots were all destroyed the severe frosts and heavy rains which alternated through December and January. The following spring ...
... Monday, Mr. Thomas Trobe to Mrs. Jane Carr. At Jarrow: on Wednesday, Mr, John Robson Reny, of Mtliieton, to Jane Elleu, youngest daughter of Mr. Muses Hardy, of Felling. . . . . . . At So ith Shields, in St. Hilda's church, on Saturday, Mr. Thomas Atherford ...