... Hamilton. I/ml C. Pry sc, E. L. Biddulpb, Col. Hainn ...

... that it most probably will the time this meets t he eyes our readers. The rero: ins of Mr. Meller were interred at Chiltoncum-Hardy, near this city, at eleven o'clock this morning. The funeral was of very private nature, nevertheless there was a numerous ...

... marquee, ana after tea public meeting was held, Mr. Bkewkr in the chair. Addresses were successively delivered the Revs. K. Hardy, John Connor, J. Holmes, and G. F.White; also Capt. Mills. Mr. Parker.and Mr. James Hathaway. vote of thanks to the ladios ...

... horse trod upon the deceased, and instantly the hind wheel of the cart weVit over her n ...

... Magistrates present—Mr. Arthcr Rtlasd.cx-Major ; Messrs. t S. Rawlins and F. I. Welch, The Max’s Bane.—A win* w.xivpr, nami-d Thomas Fitzpatrick, residing in Col*-*hill Stmot, was char»jpd with drunkm and disordrrlv conduct under rather peculur cimimstantsu ...

... place. Hsedt—Ktk«.—On the Slat tilt., St. James's Church, Melbourne, the Rev. H. Beecher. Peter Cooper Hardy, youngeat son of the late John Horton Hardy. Kso.. Hirmmgham, Mary Ann. eldest dauehter of Edward Kyne, Esq., of Regent’s Park, London. Simpson e ...

... accused was fined and costs, and default, ordered to imprisoned lor one mouth with hard labour. Hi.ind Musicians. Thomas James and Thomas Chit, two young men who have lost their sight, were charged by Police-constable Harris with obstructing the thoroughfare ...

... mysterious allusions to gambling shop.” NOTTINGHAM. Tub Affray with in Nottinohamshikk —On Saturday morning last six men, named Thomas Hardy, H. Martin, John Hallam, S. Potter, William Hullaui, and J. Druycott, were brought before the county bench of Magistrates ...

... Kobbkrt From the Person.— Sarah Bullock, residing in court in Park Street, was charged with stealing 3a. from tho perron of Thomas Manning, a cab driver, residing in Balsall Street. On Wednesday morning, between twelve and one o’clock, the prosecutor, who ...

... Four little urchins, named respectively Robert Askey. 13, Milk Street, umbrella maker. Charles Cunningham, 11. Thomas Street, errand boy, Thomas Gallicher, 11, John Street, gun finisher, and Alfred Jenkins, 12, Dale End, brasscaster, were charged with stealing ...

... all events, kept generally puts, and thin* we not feel tluH they are •‘mere border (lowers, and at the same time they are hardy that need have little fear of any indoor cold for them. Young plants struck early in year will blossom it. the winter ; those ...

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