... CHABLES ALBEBT WHITEHEAD, of Manchester, and of Bey rout Syria, to EMMA, eldest daughter of THOMAS JOHNSON of Singleton Brook. On the 14th instant, at Bray Church, THOMAS CAMP- BELL, Esq., Bon of the late Colin Campbell, Esq., of Col- grain, Dumbartonshire ...

... Enfield, Middlesex. Bobert Fry, photographer. High Holborn, London. William Baker Gauge, tailor, prisoner for debt, Loudon. Thomas' Hardy, slate enameller, priaoner for debt, London. John Harvey, prisoner for debt, London. WUliam Hcnrick, ?? tailor, High street ...

... T. P. fc'ergie William eldest son of Mr. William Bryham, of luce Hall, Wigan, to Msrv elde-t daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Wheiley tm tbe 17th instant, at the Parish Church, Blackpool, by the Rev. A. Jenonr, Mr. William Rawlinson, of Burnley ...

... WB-/ 8U ?? Leopold Gottfried, Cato- m«c*w«t- Letitia (Jrey, Pordfa_g*ridge. Hants, brickmaker. George Hardy, Beeeton, Notts, ?? in trottera. Thomas Hardy, Wolverhamntaa, ale —*-•■- SbUVi__rrUSuS- ii^ock* -^ V^^ui^teSiure. author. John HaOier, Victor-road ...

... allowed it to stand over for a long time, it was not a legal debt. SOLID OR VENEERED. — HARDT V. BHARPLES. Tlft plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, furniture dealer, of Blakey-moor, sought to recover £3 from James Sharpies, the defendant, as the amount agreed to be ...

... Packets, irom Uormman's Ageuta, as advertised in this paper. fhe M.bb—b in Ca-bbldqkshibb.— lt has been discovered that Thomas Hardy, of Feo Ditton, Cam- bridgeshire, has added suicide to the crime of matricide fhe body of tbe wretched murderer was on ...

... Mr. Thomas Hardy •gent of the British Tsmpemaoe l^a^mST^ the advantage, of temp^a^lT^aS™ a another meeting was held in the same p£cT»U was addressed by Messrs. B, Haydock, ?? Bobins, (Accrington). Cronshaw, (Bi&o3^JSl^ Je enmgelist, and Mr. Hardy, of ...

... and when it is well for us to consider in what the greatness of our country depends. * St. Thomas' School.— The annual tea party in connection with St. Thomas' Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society, took place in the New School Boom, Lambeth-street, ...

... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead meu. Friday afternoon, half-pust two o'clock, Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o'clock, when Tibbs, ...

... BLACKBUBN. TO BE LET, Ahd Entered on the Ist Mat next THE SHOP and PREMISES, No. 7, in Back Lane, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Furniture Broker. The Shop and Premises comprise four storey of very large, lofty and well lighted Rooms, particularly ...

... at the Parish Church ■ George _ indie to Ann Watson; Thomas Kirkland to Ann Welsh, all of thia town. On the 27th instant, at James- street Chapel, Blackburn, by the Rev. J. B. Lister, M.A., Mr. Thomas Hargreaves, of Blackburn, to Miss Mary Morpbet, of the ...

... Catholic Chapel, near Bib- chester, by the Bey. Canon Simmer, Mr. THOMAS DOL- PHIN to Miss ELIZABETH MOSS. On the 25th ultimo, at St. Thomas's Church. Lancaster, by the Bey. Colin Campell, Mr. THOMAS HALL, of Preston, to FBANCES, second daughter of the late Mr ...