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... second daughter Mr. James Tuxford, pawnbroker. West-street, Boston. At Billinghay. the inst., Timothy, eldest son of .Mr. Thomas Key, farmer, aged years. Lately, the White House, Coningsl.y, .Mr. Kirkhy. bailiff to J. Bratnley, Ksr|. At Caistor, the inst ...
... illness, aged years, John Crow, Gent., of Witham-place. At Boston, on Friday last, after a long illness, aged 46, Mr. Alderman Hardy, grocer, High-street At Boston, Saturday last, aged 81, Mr. Lord wife of Mr. George Lord, mariner, Innocent-street. At Boston ...
... Assizes l.Mr. Justice Alderson left York Friday morning, leaving four unhappy men for execution, viz. Thomas iioih/ers, for unnatural crime; Thomas Morrows, for rape; Robert liillany, for arson ; and Charles Cook, for aggravated case highway robbery Mr ...
... vast saving of ink and paper, if the Globe's Treasury friends had given it a hint this kind a little earlier.* Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy is to succeed Sir Richard Keates Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Statue the Duke of Vohk The ceremony placing the cohisxal ...
... gladly received .Messi*sJ Garfil, Clay pun, and Co., at Boston and Si*.\l.Ol\T. ; .Messrs. and Handley, at r..%roteo and Bunts; Hardy, Turner, and Co., Grantham; Godfrey and Hutton, Nlwaiik; Eaton and Cay ley,ST ; and Smith, Ellison, and Co., Lincoln. 11. R ...
... and Handley, at Si.eaioki) and Hardy, Turner, and Co., (iodfrev and Nkwamk ; Eaton and Caylgy , amfoko ; and Smith, Ellison, and Co., Lincoln. H. H. Smith, Cressy Hull JacobSmiih,Ciosberton Feu Clark A. Duckett, Thomas Osborn, Kirkhill, John Smith, I ...
... LIST OF MEMBERS. Allen, Gregory Raucehy Lee, Thomas . .Barkston Andrew, John Welhy Lynn, Thomas Newton Ashton, Matthew Ltinn, Wm. -Gelstone Wellingore Lane, Rev. J. Ingolsby Beckett, Wm.-.Billiughoro’ Latham, Rev. T. Baily, John Falkinghatn Billiugboro’ ...
... of Edward, the King's son, is to have half cask of wine, as present from the King, out of the King*s wine at Waltham.*Vide Hardy's Description of the Close Rolls, Bvo. Law Against Unstamped Papers *It is not generally known that readers of unstamped papers ...
... Carter alton W . ght Joseph Ward Doncaster Edwd. Marfleet W. Hardy Geo. F’illingham John H. HI itid CROW LAND, April 10. Jas. Whitsed W’hicsed John Bee Geo. Maxwell J. Barron Benj. Hardy Thomas Fletcher Wm. Tooley Abraham Bee George WHITTLESEA, April 19 ...
... Agricultural Association,” to support the interests British agriculture, prompting union, disseminating information, &c. &c. Mr. Hardy, of Barrow, seconded the motiun.—A set rules, for the conductof the Association, were then read. .Mr. Richardson, Horkstowe ...
... PhilliuMls. .1 11. llaiulk-y, Plumptroo. J P Kish. Handley. II Pryme. Rlackstom*. W s llaniner. Sir J Hauisilen. J (' Rlnko, M Hardy, .1 Ridley, Sir M Rlainiro, W llarland. W Ronaync. Rolling, Hay. Sir J Rotch. B Howes, J Hayes, Sir Hussdl. Lord J Burton. ...
... Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Willoughby Ereshy, Thomas ('oilman, Esq., of the Tenth Hussars, and of Priory, Lincolnshire, to Mary Anne, widow of D. 11. Dallas, Esq., son of Lieut.-(*en. Sir Thomas Dallas, H.C.8., and only daughter the late James Whiting ...