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... present. Mr. George Lawson ofi- ciated as M.C.; and shortly after nine O'clock,. dancing was commenced to the strains of Mr. Hardy's band. At one o'clock, supper was pro- vided by Mars. Cranson; after which, dancing was resumned, and kept up until late in ...
... Michael Robertson; cook, Richard Hadlon ; carpenter, John Cookerill ; all beloneing to South Shields. Seamen: Thomas Hepple, South Shields; James Hardy, Liverpool; William Dukes, South Shields; H. Scott, Spaldon ; Charles Olsen, Robert Lowrie, South Shields; ...
... Michael Robertson; cook, Richard Hadlon ; car- Erin, John Cockerill ; all beloneing to South . Seamen: Thomas Hepple, South Shields; James Hardy, Liverpool % William . Prikee, South' Shields ; H. Scott, Spaldp4 ; Charles Men, Robert Lowrie, South Shields; ...
... SHOP IN NEWCASTLE. HiIMAS COCHRANE is now selling the BEST HAT in the Trade at ed. THOMA.B, COCHRANE, 19, GEtAINGER, f3TREE'T, (maim or arum) 118 s NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. THOMAS WOODS, BANDMASTER AND PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 31, WESTMORELAND TERRACE, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE ...
... and to take measures for its repair as speedily as possible. Melancholy Death Farmer at Belford.— Tuesday week, Mr William Hardy, farmer, Koss, near’ Belford, left his home go business to Budle. In the evening his horse having been observed riderless, ...
... first prize, 1 the mould board the -ughs not to exceed 3ft in length. 1-t. i*3. Thomas Durns, with Mr Potts, Sea bam ; •Jn l, ITJ. Wm. Slater, Plawsworlb; 3rd. I*l. Thomas , lirewrr, w.th Mr WearmoulU, Sleight’s House; highly commended. James Pearson, ...
... conduct bimseif improperly, when his Honour threatened to commit him for contempt of court if did not away. TWO TRADKnXKK AT Thomas Startforth, butcher, Spennymoor, sought to recover, from C'uthbert Gardiner, builder contractor, Tudhoe Grange, the sum of ...
... THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED HAT MOP IN NEWCASTLE. riIHOMAEI COCHItANE is now selling the 1. BILK HAT in the Trade at 10s. 64. THOMAS COCHRA.NE, 19, GEALNGER STREET, cm Imo' a NEWOABTLE-0711YNE. .TUDKIN'S IMPROVED GAS REGULATOR. IT ROYAL Under the direct Patronage ...
... hairclresser. lIAN.ON-Jan. 19, at Batton, E;izabeth Hanson, aged 77. HARDY-Jan. 20, at Coal Bank, Hetton-10-Hole, after a long and painful illness, Margaret. daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hardy. JONES.-Jatraftry 20, at Whessoe-lane, Darlington, aged Lucy, ...
... Campbell, aged and Hanoab, relict of Mr Thomas Conway, aged 68. —26th, Anne, wife of Joseph Evans, aged 23 . and Fanny Strangmar, daughter of Mr Isaac Jacob, aged 6 years. Thoroaby, 27th instant. Jane, wife of Mr Ralph Hardy, aged 32. At llurworth, 35tb last ...
... servant, \V. E. GLADSTONE.” Tub Senior rangi.kr.--The senior wrangler for Cambridge is Mr Th >s Oliver Harding, son of the Lev. Thomas Harding, Weslevan Minister, Whitehaven. He was born January s’h. 1*30; student at King's College, Lotid'in. ;»n-l afterwards ...
... fishing boat off the Lizard, which landed them Falmouth. The William was coos, register, »nd belonged to Messrs J. Cakler, R. O. Hardie, Amble, .a WRECK OF v SEVEN BRIG. Intelligence from YNKD. morniDg of the 25th states that ou the discovered to in aa' daybreak ...