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... session. The Countess Dowager of Morley expired on Monday night at Saltranm, Devonshire. Tile late Countess was daughter of Mr. Thomas Talbot, of Gonville, Norfolk,' and married August 23, 1809, John, first and ?? of Morley, his marriage with Lady Augusta Fnue- ...
... Willhiss flamnes, Leicester Janies Mollsenea, Liverpeol Thomas Barnes, Facuwerthi Geerige Misileisger, Clsetlain T. NV. Barlow, Little Bowdets C. Netsl, Oriel College, Oxford Williasi Barnard, Streud Thomas Niecsollo, Tavisteck I. G. Bass, Brigiston 3, P. Niclsol ...
... brother Of the male prisoner in the coining case, wee charged with passing a base half-crown, on the 2nd of last November. Wiiam Hardy a publican, deposed that the prisoner came into his house at the twilight, on the day named, and passed the coin. It is quite ...
... -Yceterday, at the Public Office, before A. B. Cochrane, J. E. Swindell, and W. Hadlen, Eaqre., a Scotch traveller, named Thomas Crone, of Priory Street, Dudley, was charged with assaulting a man named Samuel Tibbetts, a coke burner, of Woodside, on the ...
... G. A. Hamilton will, it Is also supposed, be Financial, and Sir W. Jolliffe, Patronage, Secretaries of the Treasury. Mr. Hardy will most probably be Under-Secretary of the Home Department, and Mr. Cairns Solioitor-General for Ireland. (By Electric Tclegraph ...
... Monday an inquest was held imn the body of Mary Ann Reading, aged twenty- eight. John Williams, labourer, of Chorlton-cusu-Hardy, said: The deceased was my sister. She and Joseph Reading went to St. Joins's Church this morning to be married. She had ...
... subject. THE CHeARGE OF STEADYING A WATCOs,-At the Public Office, West Bromnwich, on Saturday lest, before A. Kenrick, Thomas Bagnall, and Thomas Bodington, Esqrs., a- doubtful character, named Richard Timmins, was clearged with stealing at silver watch, the ...
... deceased was his son-in-law, beut for Some thine back hail not lived withB his wife. I-to had heard the siateasesot nliade by Thomas Hardy at thle Hlospital, and uvas quite satisfied thlat no one Was to blame. Thley Were both sober we they left ho~me. whichI ...
... Court, was brought tip yesterday, before E. I'erryandiI. Edwardes, Esqrs., chargedwith obtaining moneyiunder fbse pretences. Thomas Jackson, at butcher, residing on the Wil- lenhall Road, Wolverhampton, deposed that on the 15th instant, the prisoner went ...
... JOHN MoNNEuS, who not only voted a- but spoke in favour of the bill. and were supported id by Solicitor-General CAIRNS, Mr. HARDY, and other I- officials. m The nc:sjority inclsded nearly all that is most It emiiieit tld itctlueutial in the House, with ...
... Messrs. jones_ ansi tII ffills, of Temple Row, complete the garniture of the ch apel in a ril tyl wltich would astonish Sir Thomas Bolts, were lie pea-milled co nics mosre to pray for his King and country in the old faminly pew. co titan frontal, sup~er ...
... Sessions, yesterday, with aiding and abetting in a prize fight between WVesley (one of the prisoners,) and a miner, named Hardy, for the saim of U1., at ?? Bridge, on Saturday last. All the prisoners, and several others who did not answer to suiions, ...