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... Hill-street, the wife of Mr. 1obert Douglas, o a son. *HAoIDYn Jan. 12, at 94, Aughton-street, Everton, the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of a son. JAlXisOX-Jan. 0, at 0,- Grove-road, Fairfield, Mrsa Jamieson, of a daughter, stillborn. .JONkg-Jan. 11, at Holly ...
... joiner and builder, William Hefnry-street. M'DOUGALL- HARDIE -TJunO 11, at Glasgow, by the Rev. oh.' James Puller, Robert M'Dougall, teacher of music, to Be- Isabella, third daugkter of the late James Hardie, baker and flour dealee', Liverpool. READ - SwAINSoN ...
... T. W. Swift, Thomas, eldest son Ot Mr. Henry Hough, Bootle, to Miss Marlha Alice Musker stepdaughter of Mr. Edward Barrow, K}irkdale. (No JOHNSeO1-WImxAMS.-Aug. 22, at Oliver-street Chapel, Bilrkenhad, by the Rev. R. E. Thomas, Mr. Thomas Johnson to Miss ...
... by the death of Sir Charles hut Phipps is to be filled jointly by General Grey and tioi Si Thomas Biddulph. Major Sir John Cow-ell is rail to succeed Sir Thomas Biddulph as master of her I Majesty's household. qu( The telegraph has lately been extended ...
... a holebrik,. with wbxch M'Hardy saw hii strike the warder Ivo or ?? tmes ou the head. When M'Hardy seized 11h said' You can only hang me; t to ,iwhiohie W irdy ¢eplied that he would choke him. if he made any movement. M'Hardy dragged him to the entrance ...
... and held in both hands a whole brick, with which M'Hardy saw him strike the warder two or three times on the head, When M'lHardy seized him, he said, You can only hang me; that's all; to which M'Hardy replied that he would choke him if he made any movement ...
... Brake, Solomon, Peterslleld, Hafmpshlre, corn dealer. Benton, Thomas, Birmingham, builder. Brewer, John WV. C., Gloucester, auctioneer. Booth, Charlotte, Birmingham, ont of business. Britton,.Thomas, Swansea, labourer. Copsey, Tiornas, St. Mary-street, Whiteeapel ...
... TONKS-April 18, at 2 Heyworth-street,. Everton, the wife of Mr. Thomas &. Tonks, of a son. MARRIAGES. ALLOROFT-TXoIsPsoX-April 16, at All Saints', by the Rev. B. SaIthouse, Mr. Thomas Alleroft to Mliss Lydia Thompson. DIXON-ROGUaR-April. 18, at t. ? ...
... standing in Bruinswick:Htreet, when he was knocked down and run over by a horse and shandry belonging to Mr. Andrew Thomas, paper dealer, Hardy-street, and driven by Owen Hughes, He was taken to the Northern Hospital, where it was found that ono of his eogs ...
... g. 9, at the residence o5,n hs erthyeon-r Evroaged 30, mm kardo formaerly of C ,cof Mr. = Thomas Siong7, soa ofthe lai Josepharoanoent of.th ?? ~ ?? erir HARDY-Aug. 2, at eastreet, in his seon year, Tm o yalr, -Aug. Jon her ti yoeah, matery. bajndre oft ...
... lead, ?? Rev. Thomas ElliU, brother of the bride- groom, assisted by the Rev. 3. P. RoeRbr .B Ellisw atcapitain 2Y2nhd reg~dment s econdeon oS Richard EBsa, Bsq., of Ugensarone bouse, county LMherick to JosephIne Maria, widow of the late Thomas S. Pakecn ...
... daughter of W. H. Goodwin, Esq., of Wlgwoll Grange, Derbyshire. . DEATHS. 'ArnecRTolE-Oet. 31, aged S1, Ellen, wife of Mr. Thomas Atherton, farmer, Much Woolton. CLAGUi-Oct. 22,s aged 8; MiEisE beth Oague. CovikiA-Nov. 2, at her residence, Wilton.street ...