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... the Briton Ferry Tramways Company receive permission to apply for a Provisional Order to lay down lines in the Hamlet of St. Thomas, and in portions of the borough of Swansea. The adoption of the report having been propoed and seconded, au amendment, moved ...
... bard labour. rowt ftOBBimT AT CABiTOW. Walter FleldlDg.of Great Qnmsby. lahoarer, Tbomsi Farrow. Sbeffleld, labourer, and Thomas Hardy, Blrmiogbam, were charged with stealing fowls, the tiroperly Robert Taylor. Carlton, farmer, oa Friday night in last week ...
... , for Leicester, | av*>d 7. j 21. Tre Rev. Sir Thomas Eiriley Wilmot Blomefiald, Lai t., aged 58. \ I 22. ?? ?? Edward Trsvor, a-ai 87. | 26. Mary Ls^y Clerk, wife of S r George Clerk. — General Thomas Coryndon Laxmoore, ajed Si. 29. Ctailotte Maria^ood ...
... Hsnkrlow, and waa flea o'clock praaaaea the children and (toils Meade. Among those who bated and took pert dtahrbctioß were—Mr. Thomas Pniber, Mr. John Oberten, Mr. Joseph Basher. Mist Steele, Mistea Chostsre. Miss Porter. Hnntbaeh, Mr. Tbomae Hell, Mr. BaeUey ...
... read assassinate the Queen. L quidations.—Thomas Brocks, Wilmington, farmer and gardener. Michael Horscroft, Cranbrook, late Brighton, grocer and earthenware dealer. Aqu'la Lemon, Strood, victualler. John Hardy Storr. Foresthill, builder. Dividends—Aaron ...
... Hlaht .lon. J C.Dodaon, E«q.. J3>r*icl»n K.H., the p St ales J. Howard. Esq P. Walter Kwi P. COrNCIL. Uent.-Tol Cavendish Thomas Ryle, Eaq. A-S J. Howard. Esq. Theßer. Henry ptoa J. H. Campion Coles, Esq. Incumbent St. Saviour’s Tnsoll, Esq. Church. ...
... lie opened (D.V.) in September, and new one foi for Ladies. If deaired ADDRESS: 4. SUSSEX GARDENS. EASTBOURNE. r, Henry W. Hardy, Musical Director the Eastbourne Choral Society, and Choirmaster of St. Paul’* Church. GIVES LESSONS in Singing, and on the ...
... Sesenteen supplementary elections held in France, and the Republican- recover ten seats lost at the general election. 4. Mlr. Hardy introduces the Army Eitiusates, which amount to 415,59'S,800- an increase of £442, 100. 5. Sir Thomsas Chambers elected Recorder ...
... Hewsasfined e. and ?? Courtney i'ni Ith was charged with being drunk and disorderly In King-street. WIl ,ad Police-conlstable Thomas slated that he heard the prisoner red using had Ianguag in King-street. Ho took her into cus- lim tody, and atH't Iay ito ...
... t-ardinall (who represented the Squire, Mr. John arliinall, prevented from attending ill-health), Thomas \V. Nunn, d.P., I». Mustard, l». Sewell, James Hardy. Ambrose Ism*, John Thoni|ison, Herbert \V. I.el white. \V. Clarke, J. Som-11, jnu., Trieker, S ...
... author of 'A Christmas Carol' need not have been ashatmed to own amongst his happiest efforts; whilstoas a story the book could hardy havwe been Improved. There is plenty of incident, and that of the 7, moatexciting nature, witoMut'any enggeration oratraaoe ...
... Wilson, Dunbar 31—W, fair. HARTLEPOOL. Arrived JVom Mayflower [Dec 30] London Emily, Pycroft, Lowestoft Ardross, M inter, Dover Thomas&Wllliam.Cox, Scrbro Flora, Baker, Whitby Sprightly,Collard[3l] Flkstne Sailed for Sarah,Bakcr[Dec3o] Shoreham Tern, Barrows ...