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... into the Tyne, On Wednesday last, Thomas Gelson, of Oyster-shell Hall,mason,was held to bail-for-his appearance at the next assizes, for having unlawfully obtained from Su- sannab Stead, a double-barrelled gun. Thomas Pringle, and the woman said to be ...
... RightHon. Willinu LQother(CP9MnJy called Viscount Lowther), the Right Hon. Lieut.-Gen. Sir G&'o M~urray, the Rljt Hon6. Sii'Hin Hardi'nge, and ?? Hon; Th ?? rgrine Coirienay, were, by his~ Mhjest'yW~sycoms'd' -i-,-swtki -of .hi&Majesty's Most. Honourable.P ...
... of Mr George Levitgston, of Houghton-le.Spring, innkeeper. -On the 18th inst. Mr Thomas Slee, to Miss Mary Elli- son, both of Sot th Shields.-Sarne day, at Hexbam, Mr Thomas Pearson, of Haughton Paper Mill, to Miss Mary Bell, daughter of Mr John Bell, of ...
... Russian stocks, the silver medal to M r Thomas Watson, gardener to R. L. Allgood, Esq. of Nunwick. For the best bouquet of peren- nial flowers, and the best bouquet of annual flowers, silver medals to Mr Thomas Watson, gardener to James Kirsopp, sq. Spital ...
... in- stead of doing which fie made off with it. He was fully com- nsitted for ?? the evening of Friday week, John Gib- son, a hardy and skilful fisherman belonging to Fisher-row, shot his nets oil'Bomer, and took the extraordinary number of 40,000 and odd ...
... Shouo at MrN W. Douglass's, Blaydon, Sign of the Lead Wain, and the prizes were adjudged as ?? Thomas Turner, Ist, Crown Bob, 23 dwits. 2 grs.; Mr Thomas Turner, 2nd, Green Ocean, 20 dwts. I gr.; Mr T. Crooks, Srd, Smiling Beauty, 18 dwets. 22 grs. ; ...
... six months from that date. By a piece of intelligence posted at Lloyd's, it would ap- pear that the Emperor of Morocco is hardy enough to risk a quarrel at the same time with three of the great European powers, having seized and detained vessels bearing ...
... apprehension. In coming down the Baltic, on the morning of the 2Ist October, during a fog, the barque Ocean, of Sunderlanld Thomas Gaines, master, got aground at Cantlthouse, on tbe Swedish coast, two miles west of Fladt. About twelve o'clock the agents ...
... belong to Alessrs Burrell, iron founders, in Forth Street, were comn- mitted to the house of correction for three months. Thomas Common, a drunken pensioner, and a notorious pilferer of glasses from public houses, was, on Friday week, committed to the ...
... of the metropolitans, ably enacted the part of the Widow Racket ; and her daughter, Miss M. Glo- ver, ventured upon Letitia Hardy. She is rather low in stature, but appears a clever lively girl, well instructed, and sings charmingly (both her songs being ...
... Castle- ?? the 3rd inst. at Heworth Church, Thomas Wright, Ebq. solicitor, North Shields, to Sarah, 3rd daugh- ter of John Grace, Esq. of Felling Hall, in the County of Durbam-The same day, at Gainford, Mr Thomas Bell, to Miss Sarah Richmond, both of Ba ...
... 4th inst. Mr Thomas H1eselton, to Miss Margaret James, both of South Shields.-On the 31st ult. at Bishopwearmouth, Mr Thomas Beswick, to Miss Eleanor Spark, both of that place.- On Tuesday last, at St. Andrew's Church, in this town, Mr Thomas Fearley, to ...