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... of Bact ww FE G3. A. vg Boe Wert, = and Sans, 14, Paternoster Baild MAGAZINE JANUARY. The writers in Ledgrana include Mr. T Hardy, weo is @ serial row Meeers. Je W. Seott, R. A. Proctor, | Collins, H. B. Baker, Mark Twain, . Dobson, and James Payne. Their ...
... Patters's, from New York. Salad: Cigana, for Swansea. CARDIFF—Jan. 2: Arrived: Jean Auguste, from St. Brien:. via Falmouth; Louisa Thomas, Coruna& Providence, Nantes, via Falmouth; Adolph, Havre; Southmoor a, Dublin; Faulooenier a, at. Naming ; Bapd, Southampton; ...
... HanIkow leM), frtlm Plymouth at Melbourne Nov.?. Peail aie4idays. isof bids from Lagnayran for the channel, Dot itot St. Thomas leaky. I(a cable]) Merdozs (es), hrorn the Brazils at Southampton to-day. Minnemsot tar) sa.iled to-day from Boston for this ...
... to Mrs. Jane Phipps, Miss Louisa Hardy, and Mr. R. D. J. Bromley, for saving 0. D. Johnston, who was in danger of drowning while bathing at Soothes& on the 14th of lost August. In this case Mrs. Phipps and Mies Hardy had re• turned to their machine after ...
... charge, as she in a private ledger which Thomas hadkept his there was again savagely isltacked by the prisoner, admitted often detract the good otherwise had taken with her certain articles the legal pro- own use. Thomas had not produced any of the who beat ...
... Pennington, J an.. Esq. F. Adcock, Esq. Hardy, Esq. H. Darlhurtose t e m q• WUllam Bryham Esq. T. R. Taylor, . R. AL. Redeem I , Esq. J. Jackson, Esq., .D. Be. Darlingtos, Esq. H. Park. Eq. R°PlMGilroy Esq. Thomas Alley, Esq. E Trooll Esq. E. Smith, &q ...
... by the Rev. H. Holloway, Mr. Thomas Clarke to Miss Miss Jane Baker. On the 31st Dec., at St. George's Church, Barrow, Mr John Marchbauk to Miss Elizabeth Porter. On the Ist inst., at St. George's Church, Barrow, Mr. Thomas Summers, Iddon, to Miss Agnes ...
... repository of light literature has so long enjoyed. The first portion of its contents is an instalment of a new novel by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, illuArated by Arthur Hopkins, entitled The Return of the Native. The opening ...
... the Rev. Thomas ,'Cull h, Joseph Sutton Blain, of Southport, to Agnes Maria, only daughter of the late Henry Maradeu Orairod, Burnley. —Dec. 91, at St. Kirkdale, James Dunning to Mrs. J. Hughes. -Oates— Doe. SO, at St. Peter's, Erertnn, Thomas, eldest ...
... Hobert Coulson for saving four met. the rapidly tuataras a e weer, and, leaniug upon his Mull, wreck of the schooner John and Thomas, at East awaited the onslaught of the lion, ale-, by tar) .. . Hartlepool, on the 1111 Nov. lii this case, s'oulson, with ...
... Harris, Isaac Ecclestcn to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Thomas Smith, both of Toxteth-park. HARDIE—EDWARDS—Jan. I, at St. Nicholas's Parish Church, by the Rev. R J. Fairclough, James Hardie, Richmond Hall, Great Richmond-street., to Mrs. Harriet Edwards ...
... on-Jan. 3, at Brunswick Chapel, Mossstreet. by the Thomas ld'eullagla Joseph Sutton Makin, of Southport, to Agnes Maria, only daughter of the late Henry Marsden Orear+ed, of Burnley. . at Si. Thomas's Church. Park-lane, by the Rev. J. H. Barrow, B.A. ...