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... of Hutton Conyers, near Ripon, innkeeper, to Elizabeth, relict of Mr. Thomas Daniel, of Ripon. HODOSON—RYDRR.—Jan. 17, at Hinderwell Parish Church, by the Rev. H. M. Simms, Mr. Thomas Hodgson, butcher, Staithes, to Isabella, daughter of Mr. W. Ryder, draper ...
... -Feb. 18, at 27, Union-street, Darlington, aged 74, Mr. Thomas Gatenby. GRAY.-Feb. 17, at Stockton, * aged 9, Thomas, son of Anne Gray. HALL.-Feb. 17, at Stockton, aged 78, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Hall. HALL.-Feb. 19, at Bank Top, Darlington, aged 68, ...
... Graham, iabourer4 GREATIIEAD.*May 2, at AlittiOpy-street, 11 , eat pool, aged 18, Mr. Thomas Greathead. a HARDY.*May 5, at Hurworth, Kenneth, infant sop Mr. George Hardy, basket maker. -a a Honosox.*May 2, at Durham, aged 88, Mrs. Sarah ..-- son. HOLDERNESS ...
... Darlington. Mr. Edward Pease offered 55., 155., and 10s. for the best, second, and third collections of hardy mosses, to be collected by the exhibitor, Ist, Thomas Mintof 1; 2nd, William Shenessey, Jun., Woodside, Darlington; 3rd, Henry Johnson, assistant-gardener ...
... license from an old house at Brancepeth to a new house at Brandon Colliery was acceded to, as was also an application by Joseph Hardy to remove a license from an old house at Cassop to a house at Hineford-lane. In the case of Thos. Dunn, who asked to be allowed ...
... SEAHAM HARBOUR. 'DEATH FROM LOCKJAW AT SEAHAM.-011 Wednesday morning, a man named Thomas Lambert, aged 26 years, living at the Seaham Cottages, died from lock-jaw. On Saturday night, near to midnight, on the 27th ult., the deceased was in company with ...
... previously twice convicted, charged by P.C. Jures with drunkenness, was fined 10s. and costs. CHARGE OF STEALING MONEY. Thomas Thomas was charged with stealing 9s. 6d., the property of David Seton, beerhouse-keeper, Rise Carr, Darlington, on the 25th March ...
... West Hartlepool; Mr. Wm. Stephenson, Hart; Mr. W. H. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, Mr. John Hardy and Mrs. hardy; the Misses Kell, Seaton Carew; Mrs. Erickson; Mr. Thomas Wood, Coxhoe Hall; Mr. Herskind, Foggy Furze; Mrs. and the Misses Skaife, Mr. C. T. Casebourne ...
... robbery upon a pitman named Richard Baines, of Toft Hill, and was remanded for a week. was refused. THE ROBBERY FROM A JEW.—Thomas Thomas and Joseph Budge Vere again charged with stealing a coat, £l5, and a box of jewellery, from a jew. Piisoners were dismissed ...
... white currants-2nd, John Stairmond. Pint of red currants-let, Manners; 2nd, Thomas Hutton. Pint of black currants -Wetherell. (Cottagers.)-Dish of gooseberries-let, J. Moody Hardy; 2nd, Turner. Pint of red currants-lat, Turner; 2nd, John Scotson. Pint of ...
... Office, Bishop Auckland, Mr. George B. Crow to Mrs. Isabella Hardy, both of Crook. CEOWTHER—WAMON.—Feb. 8, at the Parish Church, Whitby, by the Rev. Henry. Woolham, M.A., Mr. George ,Thomas Crowther, brewer, Church-street. Whitbi;to Miss Hannah Watson ...
... Williams, Cleveland Lodge, who gave £6. 65.; Messrs. Cochrane and Co., of the Ormesby Ironworks, £5; Mr. E. Watteau, £5; and Mr. Thomas Hugh Bell (of Messrs. Bell Brothers) who promised a subscription any time he was called upon.—Mr. Gribbin gave a lengthy and ...