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... illustrated by Mr Napier Hemy, the subjects being those coast scenes with which artists have already made us familiar. Thomas Hardy contributes a little tale, Interlopers at the Snap ; and The Armourer's TPrenrtices, by Charlotte MK. Yonge, is continued ...
... performed by Bro. W. Coxon, P, the now lodge were afterwards invested arf Joho Ostle, L M., Wa. Love, SW, Thomas, Hardy, Daniel Oatle, ‘secretary; Thomas ¥ 8.D., Wan. Arrow: ‘m. Cochrane, treasurer; J, Or. and T, etewar ls; organtst of C.; the were Rev Richard ...
... Macclesfield: Samuel Hickinane, 13. Liverpool: Thomas Hughes (a), 42: John Henry Bearls, 4; Wmn, W. Duke, 33. Manchester: Timothy Robert Meson, 45. Leeds: Heniry Richardson, St. Nottingham: Thomas Hardy, 28. Hull: Thomas R. Jones, 59. York: Geosge Follows, 44 ...
... home missions, and £5 to the new chancel fund. Dr Mackay was chosen by the rector as his churchwarden, whilst Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Thomas Serginson, jun., were re-elected for the pa iab. H=sAsar.-On Monday, the annual meeting for the ap- pointment of ...
... feet el ladle sum* tot water, lot toad. ths minim the intredartiry to the -.Heir Ilislusle .1. Kinser Hook rind by the Thomas liver Hardy. we tear ed rare of the fat that Array sad Prim Herod Irvine not to listerlwada. Ow err. rest. arra the 'W..• dienroniest ...
... ‘County of Northumberland, Rol iden at In the motter of a idation by arrange- ment of the of THOMAS FO) IRSTER, of ise, a in under ia Be county county of D boot aud THOMAS who ba oe te send debts, ure on oF che 7 ‘7th, A ee 3 t0 me, 7 No. 1, Newgate Strect, ...
... recent reoepUca their iioval Higbnesree the Prince and Priaccae of Warn Newcastle. Clubman of the Testimonial Committee. Aid THOMAS LESS GKEGSOW, J. P. (Depot*. Mayor). Honorary Secretary, JOHN H. AMOS, Tow* HalL Honorary Trtaaprer, THOS. COOKB, Grainger ...
... phthot, putariaget Andg mu t BIRTHS. NEWCASTLE, 28, Alexandra Place, on the 21st inst., the wife of Thomas Hi. White. of a son. WuINNEY HonesE, Gateshead, on the 24th inst., the viife cf James Joicev, Dissington Hall, of a son. WrtnTLY. 12, Delaval Road ...
... by the Rev XV. Thornton, Francis William Green, Esq., of Tottenham, Middlesex, to Gertrude Eleanor, ?? daughter of Major Thomas Scarman of the same place. CAMI5tI3DGE. st Benedict's, on the 7th inst., the Etev IV. F. otMithael, curate of Christ Church ...
... the 10th inst., by the liev E. J. Bartlett, William Hardy, to Jane, second ?? oi Mr William shepherd, both of this city. st. Paul's, High Elswick, on the 12th inst., b the lev It. E. Themas, Thomas Humble Armstrong, to Edith HEelen Bar- clsy, both of ...
... H. Felten, Halifax; John Yates, St. Helens; Thomas Ogden, Oldhamn; J. Bilnes, Huddersfield; John Mitchell, Wake. field; J. T. Hardy, Manchester; Thomas Trewick, New- castle; Edward Jordan, Manobester; Thomas Bootb, Bary- and Joseph Hayes, Liversedge. Halifax ...
... WOUNDING AT BENTINCK. John McDonald (25), riveter, pleaded guilty to having, on the 2K±h IMarch, at Bentinck, wounded John Hardy, the landlord of the Belgiave Eotel, Bentinck, with intent to dlo him grievous bodily ?? was sentenced to fifteen calendar ...