... Miss Saunders, Mr. P. Maxwell, Mr. Carson, Mr. T. J. Jones, Mr. J. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. M'Kinsfry and Miss Johnston, Mr. W. Hardy, Dr. M‘Laughiin, Mr. J. W. M. Bond and Mrs. Bond, Mr. J. G. Bond and Miss Bond, Mr. O. Bond, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Nugent, Mrs. Anderson ...

... light besiness or for one where room il a con- Biaeration I's it has a-large yard behind, with frontage and en- tranen to Hardy-street; reant ?? of Mr. Price, 3, Weshingto-an-treet. 2isT BKERS ANI) F~LOUJR DE&ERS.-TO BE LET, in a. throne neighibourhood ...

... cooked fur masticstion, outetnp in the process of development the wild denizen of stature and the wilds, who may lie more hardy, but must be more coarse. That the set of preparation And of a nso l u r a corking may, however, be mined too far, is a truth ...

... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS' These Sessions commenced on Thursday morning, before the chairman, G. Hardy, Esq., MP. The number of prisoners fot trial was about twenty. The Magistrates on the bench were the Lord Lieutenant (Viscount Sydney), Earl Romney ...

... London. Norwich: Measri.C. J. Bream, Chamberlin, Fisher, Hardy, Halm Brothers and Rouse. Yarmouth: Messrs. Betts, Crosby,Norton, Laws, Rant, Sewell and Co, J. and Wheeler. Dereham: Mr. Thomas Page. emigration. The only Regular Line of Packet® LONDON ...

... they maniully foug! goud fight, and they reap the rich reward of heroism. Ireland, with-a fruitful soil, a gevial climat a hardy race of intelligent men; with water toturn the machinery of the world ; and hat safe and commodious, is still steeped in pove ...

... About one mile, on the flat. (18 Bubseribers.) it 4 Mr SBelI~'e Lord llsrklely, ?? So3owdeNsI 7 Air oa 's 'oosdeite, 5 yr ?? Thomas 2 g, 6 2 Mr Efardys Emeerald, 4rs ?? lbson o id 5 2 Mr Wright's Vigs, 4 ?? 4 7 9 Mr Stinton's Grsllside, aged ?? .G Gray 0 ...

... mutilated body of an aged miner, named jy, ad the now fagade of Buc Mayo once the Elading its grasp. Captone or Two Scope , Thomas Gerahty, of ley, was foond. Hayley was Palace, Svon after its erection the stone was | the y oung man eaught the cobra in ...

... ship, classed A. 1 for twelve years at Lloyds'. This fine vessel ha g been lately purchased by the spirited firm of Simeon Hardy and Sons, and will a noble addition to their already numerous and efficient West a Fleet. SOUTHERN COL CLUR.—Tbe members of ...

... held connection above' society school-room After tea the was by Rev W the Revs C E Messrs Thos Lang S Worsley J Worsley H Thomas A H other present Very were by the chairman by Rev (j the and use3 of imagination Mr T Lang the Rifle Corps and Mr H on fitting ...

... conference ; the ministers of Grimsby circuit— £ne Key. . H. Clarkson, superintendent; Bey. Thomas Hughes, Saw ?' lell,,r ev. Samuel Martin, and the Rev. Thomas ' town mi ssionary. Trustees—Mr. F. Sowerby, Mr. W. c ' - Hobson, Mr. Oann, Mr. J. 11. Riggall ...

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