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... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes. The forged bills were next taken, cine of which had been paid to Mr. Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr- James Harker, builder, who had got it from Sj*brit, jind the other one to Messrs. Swinney ...
... engaging the attention of literary and dramatic circlcs in London this moment. It appears that in the early part of 1830, Mr Thomas Hardy, the Troll-known novelist, made, with the assistance of Mr Cakr, dramatic transcript of his popular .taio, Far from tho ...
... lie can be; therefore, Mr. Carr,—' unyoke I . I hear tiiat Mr. Hollingshead is in negotiation with Mr. Comjna Carr and Thomas Hardy with a view to producing dramatised version Far from the Madding Crowd. ...
... committed both prisoners for trial at Durham Assizes.-The forged bills were next taker, one of which had been paid to MIr Thomas Hardy, timber merchant, Newcastle, by Mr James Harke, h,'ilder, who had got it from Sproat, and the other one the 31essr; Swinney ...
... cage, W. L. Beloe. Crested Yellow or Buff cock or hen.—l, 2, and 3, Thomas Russell; 4 and h.c., W. L. Beloe; v.h.c., Thomas Kennedy; v.h.c., James Melrose. Special prize, a book, Thomas Russell. Foul or Variegated, cock or hen.—l and 2, T. Russell; 3 and ...
... the Wife the ' Rev S. White, son. DEATHS. Newc,i«tle, 14, Hanover Street, on the 2Stli ins;., very suddenly. aged 55, John Hardie, brewer. Intenne it Elswick Cemetery on - the Ist at 2 '30. Friends ■will please accept this intimation. Gateshead, the 2Sth ...
... otherwise the insertion cannot be ;uaranteed. MAKIUAGKS. Alnwick, Sion Independent Chapel, the 11th inst., by license, k Thomas Finuigban, to Hannah Veightwan, ninth daughter _ Mrs Jemison, both of Alnwick yENSTANTON, Hunts., St. Peter's, on the 11 inst ...
... the minutes of ,last annual mee accounts were correct, and showed s balacce in favor The 16d elected for the next year :—Mr Thomas B Mr William Moore, vice- ; Me W. Aikman, t Mesers Brotherstone, Westwood, Anderson, | aod Paterson. Rewspapers were Soctat ...
... inspection of bis LA lie; E AND HEALTHY STOCK Ol'' ROSES, FRUIT TREES,-RHODODENDRONS, GOLDEN ELDERS, POPLARS, W ILLOWS, And other Hardy Trees and Shrubs suitable for planting in the \idnity large towns. AUTUMN ANI) WINTER BLOOMING GREENHOUSE PLANTS, I'IUJNS. ...
... personal inspection liis LARGE AND HEALTHY.STOCK ROSES, FRUIT TREES, RHODODENDRONS, GOLDEN ELDERS, POPLARS, WILLOWS, And ether Hardy Trees and Shrubs suitable for planting the vicinity of large towns. AUTUMN* AND WINTER BLOOMING GREENHOUSE .PLANTS, CUT I'LOWER# ...
... ‘These ¢ roses which have are very ‘what an amount of frost may bet ‘only those who have F twigs in this manner. ‘of doubtful hardiness should be flower beds and into ‘soil any plants that have be out by were apt the action of the frost. ‘to be moved in this ...
... on Monday assembled on the Sleehburn Waggon way to witness an 80 yards' sprint between James Hardy and John Walker, both of Bedlington; to 1 was laid Hardy, who won by half yard. Mr. Win. Reaveley, Bedlington, was stakeholder and referee. Mitford.—ln ...