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... their education, can we wonder if boys have no desire or soul for art or the heart's best and bi-ihest aspirations, and become hardy, crafty worldlinge. Man was created for a higher purpose than to be a mere money-making machine. If men -Ilow all their thoughts ...
... ? G. H. Nichol .. Wm. Thornham, Esq. .. Mr. John Kiengston. W. B. Carrick, Esq. Richard Sharpe, Esq . ?? Henry Peck, Esq. Thomas Wilde and Sons . J Mr. Councillor Downs . .. ?? J. Dix, Esq., Surgeon ?? ?? ?? Colorel Francis. Mice Carrick J. Frague.. M ...
... been seat by a man whomn he metin the streets to sell it. Remanded for seven days. Vaoasar ASS.\UI,.-An elderly maan, named Thomas Bullion, was charged with violently assaulting a I woman named Hester Robinson. The womantis in the Infirmary, and from the ...
... H U L L = L = L = O R T=-- - - HiULL POLICE COURT. j SATURDAY. DRUNK AND DIsouDlRLY.-Thomas Cohbn, charged by P.C. Straker (85) with being drunk and disorderly in Brook-street, was fined is and COsts.-HUgh Rogers, charged by P.C. Grainger (66) with being ...
... chairman; Captain Graburn, Capt. Grimston, andCapt. Telford).-Thomas Galloway, a labourer, of Witham, Hull, was summoned for tres. passing in pursuit of game, on land in the occupation of Mr Thomas Suddaby, at Wawne. -Richard Batty, under.keeper to Mr Wiadham ...
... the Sykes' Head Tn), aged 71 years, Mr Thomas Balding, grazier, late of Somerby, Lincolnshire. Billany. - March 13tT;, aged 31 years, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Wim. Thomas Billany, and daughter of the late Mr Thomas Wheatley, of Holm Green Inn, Appleton, ...
... appointment of overseers who had been nominated by the variousnparishes were endorsed by the beach:- Barton St. Peter, Mr Thomas Tombleson, jun., and Mr D. Legard; Barton St. Mary, Mr James Raby and Mr John Elwick Meggitt. The surveyors of the highways ...
... Contest, hull. r a ard h ?? 5th, at the Primitive of Methodist Great Thornton-street, Hull, by ly the Rev. V. Robinson, Mr Thomas Hardy, to Jane, *ge youngest daughter of Mr Robert Shores, grocer and ad news agent, Cottingham. nd Johnson-Nortb.-Apil 8th, ...
... invita- tion to visit the dockyards and arsenals of Ruse.a The naval pension of £50 a year, vacant by the death of Commander Thomas Hardy, hes been awarded to Commander Sir John Hay (C) It has been officially reported that a.;all-pox has broken out amongst ...
... Henward, of Newick Green, l?ewick, near Lewes, Sussei. Hardy- Campkin: - April 27th, at St. Pauls' Church, Camden-sqsare, London. by the' Rev. C. J. Swete, Thomas Yties Hardy, only son of Mr Thomas Yates Hardy, of Aldbro', Holderness, to ...
... Bovill. Lord Chief Justice, C.P. e The Right Hon. Sir Edward Vaughan rWilliams. t The flight Hon. Sir George Rose.e Sir Thomas Tilson. Thomas Webb Greene, Esq., Q.C. 0 John Osborne, Esq. Q. C. I Robert Bayly Follett, Esq., Taxing Master inb Qhancery. SETTLEMENT ...
... cask of oil, the property of Messrs. Green, Smith, and Lambert, were committed to the sessions. DISORDERLY ALEnousE. - Thomas Hardy was charged by P.C. Bray (19) with keeping a disorderly house in Garden-street; Mr Codd defended. The policeman said that ...