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... the fatal blow to the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed by his captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who sent for him into the ward-room, and in the presence of the officers congratulated him upon having avenged the death ...
... rates were signed for the several parishes and townships.—Thomas Wilson, labourer, Spittal, was charged with trespassing in pursuit game in the township of Scremerston, en the 23rd of May. Thomas Hardy, shepherd, Scremerston, examined, said he saw the defendant ...
... body of Ralph Hardy Hardy, coroner, on son of Thomas Hardy a young lad, @ pitman formerly of the Border Inn, Tweedmouth, who was in Drybarn Colliery in killed on the day preceding, From the evidence of the Township of Bowsden. ‘Thomas ...
... written with neil and in the hand writir of the Amonr the duc They were --** Friday at half Armstrong, Th Gledstoa, John Hardy, Thomas Bell and othere mute extremely ill. We also had a prayer mecting nts of quarter to two, when Tible, Henry § . J.C. bell ...
... were disposed of, viz. :—Thomas Dickson, Coldstream, w. s accused of riot. He pleaded guilty, and was fined 15s. Agent for defender, Mr Weatherhead, writer, Dunse. —James Oliver, Kelso, and Alexander Don Hardie, and George Hardie, Coldstream, were charged ...
... hearing a case in which r John Hardy, M.P. for Dartmouth, was charged assaulting a man named Hipwell, at Tatenbill, near Burton-on-Trent, on the 12th iust. It appeared that the complainant has authority from Mr. Thomas llobinson, a gentleman residing ...
... to Barbara, second daughter of Mr Thomas Vatsen, plumber, Wooler. At the Register Office, Wooler, on the lat inst, i\dam Mark to Ellen Hogg, both of Biteabout. FAt the Register Office, Wooler, on the 2nd inst., ay Hardy to Thomasina Pringle, both of ...
... A(;cii>knt.—Ou Satimlav. an inquest was hekl at the house Mr Hubert Grey, innkeeper. Craster. before Mr J. J. Hardy, coroner the body Thomas Archbold, aged years, one the four fishermen who were lost at that place on the Ilth of last month noticed #the ...
... Johnson a daughter. At Easington, the wife of Mr George Hardie of « son. At North Sunderland Sen Houses, March 20, the wife* of Mr James Walker of a son. At Preston, March 5, the wife of Mr Thomas Luko of son. ...
... aud Town Clerk of Berwick-upon-Tweed, and granJdaughter of the late Rev. Dr. Waugh, London (No l HARDY—BROWN. —At the Register Office, B ooler, Oct. J. Thomas Har.lv, to Margaret Brown, of Renton. WHITE—REDPATII. —At Tranent, Oct. 3. the Rev. Mr. Parlano ...
... 2nd, Janies Tindle; 3 d, J. Patterson, sen. Stalks Rhubarb—lst, J. Hardy; 2nd, Thomas Telford; 3rd, John Turnbull. Flowers. 3 Dahlias, dissimilar, one flower of each.—lst, John Hardy; 2nd, W. Tindle. 4 Herbaceous Plants, dissimilar, one stem of each.—lst ...
... Robert Shearlaw, Hutton, 7 Competitors! STANDING HIGH LEAP. George Hardy (3 feet 10 inches), Perceval Chatton, Morpeth ; William Allan, Berwick, equal, 4 competitors. running high leap. Thomas Burns, Horncliff, (4 ft 5 inch). Edward Laidlaw, Longridge, (4 ...