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... September 10, at St. Stephen's Church, Hull, by the Rev X Deck, assisted by the Rev R P Hardman, Mr John Hardy, to Jane Powe, youngest daughter of Mr Thomas Kendill, all of this town. September 4. at St. Paul's Church, Hull, by the Rer Vf L Hughes, Mr Wm Keeton ...
... Strersall lo. F{sxby, C., Yorkshire. Alleroft, Rev Waltei, MA.A,, to Gutihouse P.C., Lincolnshire Val. £50o. Bennett, Rev S. Hardy, to BeeFord C., Yorkshire. Bodineton, Bev Alfred, to Mabletlhorpe C.. Lincolnshire. Co'e, Rev Robert Eden George, M.A., University ...
... and 2 Thos Thompson, Esq. 3 balsams-2 Thos Thompson, Esq.' Specimen fachsias-1 Mr Fisher. 2 W Irvinz, Esq. Specimen hardy or ball-hardy-i Thoes Thompson, Esq, 2 E P Maxsted, Esq. Best specimen plant of any description- I W Irving, Esq. 2 J Ringrose, Esq ...
... drowned in the harboutr, Margaret, wife of Mr Henry Hardy, Joiner. January 31t at Crayke, aged 65 years, Elizabeth, widow of Mr William Clark, of that place. January 30, at Brauiticghain, aged 72 years, Mr Thomas Sbaw. January 31, at Bridlington, aged 87 years ...
... Boyn-At the Wauds- worth Police-court on Taesday, Thomas Ashmore, an intelligent-looking boy, about 16 years of age, was' brought before Mr Inghbam, on remand, charged with attempting to murder a boy named Thomas Healey, by striking him on the head with a chopper ...
... comprising 300 Camellias I 100 Rhododendrons, hardy E 22 do. large 50 do. arborumi 300 Azalia Indica 100 Standard Roses el 100 Greenhouse Plants 4largeStandardLaurustinns a: Together with Confernes, and otber Hardy Plants. U N.B.-The Plants will be ready for ...
... should be again absent that night; about midnight Hardy returned and found his room door locked, contrary to habit. He knocked violently, when, after keeping him waiting a short time, the wife admitted him. Hardy immediately discovered a stranger under the ...
... CO Be0llsmY. Esq, Robert Lumley Cook. Esq. Rober; hai Yoster. Esq, Richard Lee Furley, Esq, Richard Glover Pe Tsisq. George Hardy, Esq. Cltrriee Heaven, Eeq, He r TI P ?? ~Vit. udson, Eoq, H1enr El *MaterauEs. EF ileste, EqJames Oldham' 2Eaq, illia (Jeoge ...
... who has resigned. There were 1 'three candidates, ?? William Barou, tailor; Mr I William Hardy, assistant-overseer; and Mr John Clark, r schoolmaster. Mr William Hardy was ?? 1 invitation was received from the committee of the Hall i Zohool of Art, inviting ...
... --RoibertI Hardy, aroom, Driffield, was sumtinunedi for assaulting Tama Everiuglham, of Wswine, at the railway station. it Fined 20s and ?? Watson, labourer, forI beiog drunk and disorderly, was fined 5s.-JosePh 1 *~Maud, John Wildrax, and Thomas Wildrax ...
... found the following touching, but consolatory record. :: 'Friday af ternoon, half-past. 2,t-7Edward Armstrong, |Thomas Gledson, John Hardie. Thomas Bell, and others, took extremely. ill. We had also:1 a prayer' meeting at a quarter to 2,. wheg Tibba, H. Sharpe ...
... Indica, 200 Chinese=Roses, ] 100 Hardy Azalias, j 25 KalmiRs, t 100 Ditto Rhododendrons, 200 Greenhouse Plants, a' Acacias, Petunias, Eutuxia, Diosmna, Boronias, C Verbenas, &c., &a., with a variety of ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, HARDY SHRUBS, and EVERGREENS. t Also ...