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... Jewsie, Alexander, Cronstadt; Woodhouse, Cogle, Narva. Days, Day, Dunlkiirk, , S-hartin, Bengtesn, Hernosand. Sept. 2-Thomas sod Isabella, Hardy Fredorickshamn * Else iald, iurletson, Narva; Stafford. Tailor, Wyburg; Johanna, Febling, Riva.. 3-S-3desrhaian ...
... The picture is a bad composition in point of art, and is much disliked by sailor critics. Nelson's favourite captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, said of it, It looks more like a street sceno than a battle, and the ships more like houses than men-of-war. An old ...
... Vaughan, D. D., Thomas White, Esq, of the firm of White, Son, and Stratten, merchants, Hull, to sarah Routh, eldest daughter of bir Godfrey Wharamn, of the former place. February 18, at St. Stephen's Church, Hall, by the RevJ Deck, Mr Thomas Anderson, to ...
... the Rev John Hartley, Mr Josoph Atkinson, of the firm of Wm. Brown, AtKinson, and Co., to Anne Denton youngest daughter of Thomas Holmes, Esq, all of that place. April 15, at St. James's Church, Hull, by the RevJ Ellam, curate, Mr Joseph Ward, mariner ...
... 1slt rear of his 5ge. Thomas Ryder, Esq, Lieut. its her Majesty's Srd 3ooaboy Reg smeet, eldest son of the late Rev T Rt Ryder, vicarof oclesfe *ft in this county. il- February 16, at Richmond, much respected, aged -2 5 lit Mr Thomas Stephenson, ofthe Unicorn ...
... C. Young, let Lundon.-Winners of n a £20 prizes :-Sergeantc Harding, 7th West York; Capt. h a Wilbraham, 17tbh Stafford; Hardy, ditto; Smith, Mid at ar Lothian; Hendrie, 7th Ayrshire; Brooks, 12th Middle- w es sex. Amongst the winners of engravings were ...
... Bell R P Moxon Edward Knight Robt Binney Henry B uahby G W Stourtoe Authy Thunderoliffe John Grasaby Thomas B nahby John Pearson Stephen Robineon W D Hardy George Weldon Charles E Fox Benjamin Weldon Wu, Tesseyman George Bailey Robert Revell John Fox Richard ...
... WILSON, MR. STEPHENSON, And several amateurs, assisted by a Baed and Chorus numbering about Seventy Performers. Conductor: MR-.THOMAS, HOPKINSON. Organist: MR. J. W. STEPHENSON. T .COMMENCE AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOOK. Ticketes:-Reserved Seats, 2a; Second ditto ...
... H, X3 3a; C -Turner, Liverpool, £5; J Story. £2 2s; G Jeff and -0o, £02 2s; C Yeel, £2 los; Mrs W (1 Turnbull, £22 los; G Hardy, £2 25; J hollit, £2 2s; Coleman and Pope, £2 2s; W Pybus, £21 Jos; 3 C per Rev j Scott, £3li: T W Palmer, £2; 3 To Dobson ...
... £10. | I --Thomas Dunn was charged by his master, Mr Thomas Caley, of Flinton, farmer, with absconding from his service on the 9th ?? Caley was then charged with assaulting Thomas Duinn.-Case ?? Clark was then charged with assaulting Thomas Dunn.-Case ...
... I Ito the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, January, I a 1861, we notice the name of Frederick S. Shepherd, son s C of Mr Thomas Shepherd, solicitor, of this town. Out C I of the 69 successful candidates he stands the tenth on 3the list, having obtained ...
... Haworth, Esq, and the Rev Y. 0. Lloyd.)-Lowson and Hardy, of Bridlington Quay, r boatmen, were charged with being drunk and riotous at the b New Inn. Quay. Lowson was foned, with costs, A1 16, dd, and t Hardy Al ds Od.-Atfred Ballock was charged with being ...