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... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...
... handwriting of Amour, the de- ceased. They were- FRIDAY ArTERrxl oN, HALF-PAST OmN.-Ed t wvard Armstrong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others looked extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tubbs, Henry ...
... Matilda Charkette, only daughter ?? William Hardy, I1th DepOt Battalion. H ?? Gardner-road, Toe Brook, aged 1 year, Thomas Moore, youngest child of Mr. Thomas Heye3. HuTCmssos-Nov. 18, in his 3rd year, Thomas Frederick, youngest eon of T. F. Hutchinson ...
... Sykee, Bsrt., of Sledmero. JorDAII-LIsTSR-July 14, at St. Philip's, by the Rev. Mr Burton, Mr. Thomas Jordan to Eleanor, orly daughtero the late Captain Thomas Lister, of this port. SHIrux-WILhrseenX-July 18, at St. Peter's Presbyteriau Church, by the Rev ...
... Blaclsirliar-road. Pow I1, Thomas, publican, Newport, Monmouthehire. Powell, Albert, painter, Birminghanm. Pooley, Thomas, general broker, Stowmimket. Price, Thomas Jones, coal master, Brynni Callierley, Glamorgane6l re. Price, Thomas, innakeeper, Weston-super-Mare ...
... I THE PREVAILING DISTRESS' AN.D THE COTTON SUPPLY.I The following letter has been addressed by Mr. Thomas Bazley, M.P., to his Worship the Mayor of Manchester:- 3A, KIngstreeb, St. James's-aguare, S.W., Uondon, May 16, 1862. M3dy dear Sir,-Raving seen ...
... Kirkpatrick, Mr. ?? 0. Higgins, Mr. G. B. Crow, Dr. D. 0. Thomas, Mr. 0. W. Weishssar, Mr. HI. Morrison, Mr. D. J. Levey, Mr. A. H. Caughey, Mr, A. E. Brown, Mr. J. A Gibbs, Mr. Oharles Gibbs, Mr. Thomas Bole, Mrs. Sherman, Rev. Dr. Irwin, Master Irwin, Mr ...
... Parkinson, William, Preston, draper. Perkins, Jonathan, Crediton, hlarksmith PeaStrJton, Thomas Bilaton, lcensed victualler. Philo, 1oseph, Norwicb, saddler. Pylc, Thomas, W~althanasto v, Esses, butcher. Baa, Alfred, Worrceteh2er, dtealwer tin Berdlin woolsre ...
... farmer. Forghsm, Richard, Wooderaves, joiner Fitzpatrick, Thomas, Stockport, beer retailer. Gaihergood, Alfred Oldfield, King's Lynn. Green, John, Uxbridge, twine maker's foreman. Gutteridge, Thomas, Birmingham, sBurgeon. Green, lhomas Bower, Canterburv ...
... the 1st May the prisoner went to lode at the prosecutor's house, and on the 5th of that month, during the absence of Mrs. Hardie, she took the jewellery from a box In the kwt1hen 'and absconded, The usual police notices were printed and circulated, and ...
... there were a dumber of volunteers to go off, but those selected were Mr. John lice, master boatman, Captain Shepbird, and Thomas Hansen. They bent on a good whale line to the stern of the boat and launched her the drawback assisting them out.; they got ...
... Palermo, and left for Nesai. Bowsaore, Daec. 2cr-The coast is covered ?? v0rione broken timbers. The stern of a boat, marked l Thoma Y. Bowe, Liverpool, with about 40 feet of a large vessel's bow sbp, Lnks of dck and side, &Q., have been washed Aindes, MLlnde ...