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... Scale, was granted perion to sell untiftwo o'clock on the occasion of a , on the 28th December. Y. fathan TUESDA Allington Thomas Dobson, both anus, were fined 10s. and costs each for being WEDNESDAY. McAlister, seaman and Robert Young, rk, we re each ...
... the peace for fighting on the licensed premises of Harriet Stringer, the Chesapeke Inn, Towns-end, on the 18th inst. —Martin Hardy, for fighting in Winwjck-street, on the 18th tilt., was ordered to finct recognizances to keep the peace.— W. Branch, drunk ...
... opinion that the head found belonged to the THE TOPERS' LlST.—Michael Donlan and Thomas mall coins were found s upon him, and a watch that had ALLtORD AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.—Thomas'Mannion Was body, a i cannon, neither of whom appeared, were each fined ss. and ...
... with Master John Brooks accompan; on the barmopium, contributing & selecion aw& Wn—- were also delivered by Mr. \ Mr, Thomas Hardy, &c. PARTICULAR BarTisT CrAren, Cross LEzcHSTrREET.—The scholars at this place of worship had their | annual tea party ...
... standard of age, a we have only (says the . Times) to diminish the standard of physique. The chest measurement and height of the hardy and useful soldiers of the Continent are substantially below ours, and we had plenty of sturdy gallant little fellows in the ...
... Major F. Dunster contributes a highly interesting brief, yet complete (for all ordinary everyday purposes) biography of Sir Thomas Daswra, the eminent Grand Prior in England, of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem—the able Yorkshireman who held the office ...
... met with flattering praise. well executed *pianoforte solos were rendered by Miss Aldridge, Miss Esther For,ster, and Mr. Thomas Merricroft, snd the whole evening was spent most pleasantly, th entertainment extending up to a late hour. DISSENTER'S FUNERAL ...
... prizes to the scholars. Ad- talon a resses on the condition of the school were delivered by CA' the Revs. J. G. Cheater and R. Hardy, 'and a programme tainos .eof vocal end instrumental music, &C., was ?? gne Sd I through by various ladies and gentlemen. MOn4 ...
... Nelshbesn'hood. MInisters will nhhgs by kindly giving notice of those DII- Mecaingi. I be THOMAS MA'THESON, Chairman. THOMAS le. BAllEt', Mob. Sec. ALEXANDER BROWN. mug THOMAS A. LEIGH. lIon. dcc for Noon-day Prayer Meeting. es. ? Radian-bay. fidejel ED FREE ...
... LAND, situate on the square yards thereabouts, And that BEERAOUSE, called “ The Gardens and Premises now formerly Thomas mise by Thomas Butterworth, and The land is held for remainder of a term of 999 pent of 2:0 Se. 04. year 1870, and is subject toa ...
... similar useful and tasteful things. The left hand stall was looked to by Mrs. Dunstan, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Dickenson, Mrs. Todd, Miss Chyuoweth and Miss Penny. The right hand stall was in charge of Mrs. T. Wilson, Mrs. Walmsley ...
... the peace for fighting on the A sed premises of Harriet I Stringer, the Chesapeke In n, ns-end, on the 18th inst. _Martin Hardy, for fighting in N inwick-street, on the 18th ult., was ordered to find recognizances to keep the peace.— W. Branch, drunk ...