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... Wallace, painter, to Miss Margaret Brown; on the same day, Mr Thomas Davison, sawyer, to Miss Haturiah Gair.-On the 18th, Mir JaesGarthwaite, labourer, to Miss Louisa Wheeler-On the 20th, Mr Thomas Watson, licensed victualler, to Miss Annie Brice. At WARDEN ...
... violoncello players ; and Signor Bcvignani, pianist and conductor. EmenZZrEmiEN'T BY A CONMEDENTIAL CLIER.-A young man, named Thomas Hardy, was brought up nt- the Sunderland Police Court, on Fridiny last, on a cianrge of embezzling severalB sums of money, the ...
... occupied by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 acres, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent graec, vell adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley soil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will send ...
... aged 56, Mr Thomas Davies, late of the Inland Revenue. -In Laidlaw's Court, on the 13th inst., AL, Thomas Oliver.-In Blagdon Street, on the 14th inst., aged 34, Jane, wife of Mr Thomas Leech.-In Pandon Bank, ml the same day, aged 56, Mr Thomas Wheat- ley ...
... on the same day0, Thomas, lotfant eon ot M~r A~dam Allan, bntohsr.-ln Ctnade-atreet, Shteldfieid,..Ol the eamo day, aged 31,Jane, wife. o James Softt.-In .8t. Thomae's-equare, on the same day, aged & years, Emily, daughter of Mu Thomas Bomsay, commeroial ...
... TOWER,.ont the 27th nlt., Mrs Thomas Bamesy,.of a son. At MORPETH, at Howard. Terrace, on the 2nd inst., the wife of Mr John W. Anderson, Cottingwood, of a daughter. At BELFORD, at Nurser Lane on the 26th ult., Mrs Thomas Young, gardener, of a son. At ...
... by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 aores, Lo or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent boe grate, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arabie laud, principally turnip and barley seol. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will ...
... by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 196 aores, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent A grate, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the Of I remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley soil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will ...
... 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 ...
... ocoupied by Mr Thomas Hardy, containing 195 acrei or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanem gras, well adapted for goazing cattle and sheep, th remainder good arabie land, prinoipally turnip anm barley soil. The sold My Thomas Havdy will send ...
... by Mir Thomas Elardy, containing 196 acree, or thereabouts, the greatest part of which is permanent grass, well adapted for grazing cattle and sheep, the remainder good arable land, principally turnip and barley Boil. The said Mr Thomas Hardy will send ...
... Wellington Hodgson (chair- man), John Elliott, Arthur Pring, Coll Taylor, Edward Ross Bryant, L. S. Carr, Edward Culley, Thomas Hedley, W. Hardy Parker, Wm. Swanston, Michael Havelock, B. Plummer, jun., and John Carr, Esqrs, Her Majesty's proclamation against ...