... H. Hughes, Mr Thomas . Graham to Miss Mary Rollick, both of Darlington. lIARDY—AYLYEk.—October 8. at St. John's Church. Weymouth, by the Rev. J. P. Hardy and the Rev. J. Stephenson, vicar of St. John's Church, Williara Eversley HardY, Esq., Royal Artillery ...

... William Jones, John Robinson, George Walton, James Jones, Daniel Hardy, Thomas Barker, William Hodgson, William Gardner, Miller Poole, John Carroll, James Duff, John M.`Carund, John Hodgson. Thomas Colnman, William Walton, James Kirby, and William Claggs, were ...

... Weymouth, by the Rev. j. P. Hardy and te l Stephenson, vicar of St. john's Church , wl ?? Hardy, Ecqd Royal Artillery, son of late Thomas Hardy, Esq., of 18 warwickof London, to Louisa lienrietta, you~nger dauoll~er c tse late Thomas ...

... Kingston, whose house is located near the gasworks; to Thomas Gill, of No. 25, York-street; to William Bell, of Alma-street, whose house, however, was said to be of inferior value; and to Thomas Smith, of No. 20, Yorkstreet. The magistrates also granted ...

... dog or bitchlet, Ur Stephenson Cuthbert. Brancepeth, Ben; 2nd, Mr J. Giles, Sedcetield, Nell Retriever dog or bitch—lst, Mr Thomas Pauly. West Hartlepool, Tiper•, 2nd, Mr Henry Seine, Bishop Middieham, Countess ; highly cam. mended, Mr Itohert Hall, Stockton ...

... Police Court, Tussday last. Thomas Hartgrove, miner, was charred with selling fonr quarts of besr. on the 22nd ult., sk New Mareke, be not being licenAed to do so.—Mr Fawcett appeared for the defenee.—Poliee-eonstable Hardy was passing defendant's house ...

... of Messrs Hardy and Bailey, timber merchants, Newcastle. The prisoner had been in the employment of the prosecutors as clerk. BOY KILLED ON . THDRAILWAY.—OO Wednesday night, a fatal accident occurred at South Shields. While a boy, named Thomas Ramsay, was ...

... whose house is located near lb, the gagworks; to Thomas Gill, of No. 25, ha York-street; to William Bell, of Alma-street, in whose house, however, was said to be of inferior et! value; and to Thomas Smith, of No. 20, York- alt street. The magistrates ...

... - d third best colleetion of hardy molses, to be collected by the exhibitor —lst, R. Umpleby, Northallerton. By Edward Pease, Eq., to nurserymen, for the best collection of not less than 48 welbestahlished species of hardy garden perennials, viz. ;—First ...

... Hoses, 6 varieties, ditto—let, W. Wrather; 2nd, It. Graham. Herbaceous plants, 9 varieties, hardy. cutlet. G. Wrather; 2nd, J. Pratt. Annuals, 6 varieties, hardy—let, Geo. Dickinson; 2nd, W. Wrather. Hand bouquet, not to exceed nine inches in diameter—let ...

... Ann Carr, was held on Wednesday,at the Police Station, Willington, before Ur Thomas Dean, deputy-coroner. Deceased, who was sixty-eight years of age, was the wife of John Thomas Carr, shoemaker. As some rumours of violence were set afloat, the deputy-coroner ...

... 68, ane. wife of Mr Thomas Hadspith. 11ARE.—May 15, at Cleveland-parade ' Darlington, aged 17, Caroline, daughter cf Mr Samuel Rare. aclonntant. HARPEZ.-111.y 15, at Barton, aged 1, Annie, daughter of Mr Wm Harper, labourer. HARDY.—MAY 18. at Weatmor ...