... Nicholson, Wyton Ahbey, near Hull. 9 July 13, at Suttott.on-Trcut, hy the Rev. John Jallandl, a M.A, vicar of Kelstern, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Skirbeek, to n Jane, fourth daughter of Mr. James Bygott, of Sutton.on.. Y. Treat. d July 13, at at. Mary's church ...

... wind, which lasted ao long ta that all handa were dead beat, it became necessary to d shorten sail and Captain, now Sir Thomas Hardy, s gave the order for all hands aloft to reef topsails, Worn rr oat b previous exertions,' not a man was found who would ...

... the celebrities who passed away this year (1839) was Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, whose name will be familiar to all who have read the life of England's greatest naval hero. Hardy was present at several naval engagements before joining Nelson's fleet ...

... Contest, hull. r a ard h ?? 5th, at the Primitive of Methodist Great Thornton-street, Hull, by ly the Rev. V. Robinson, Mr Thomas Hardy, to Jane, *ge youngest daughter of Mr Robert Shores, grocer and ad news agent, Cottingham. nd Johnson-Nortb.-Apil 8th, ...

... Rev. J. H. Bromby, Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy, butcher, of Aldbro', to Alary Anin, daughter of Mr. William Ellrington, block-maker, of this place. On the 10th inst. at the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. 3; [. Bromby, Air. Thomas Proctor, of Bishop-Soile ...

... HULL POLICE COURT. 'eci, ,Pt TUESDAY. 3is ALLEGED Ronnvrt FROM THE DomC SEEDS.--An Lse old man, named Thomas Hardy, was charged with is- the following robbery --P, C. Livey, 104, stated that iY. about a quarter to seven o'clock on the previous rmevening ...

... John and Mary, were charged with stealing a wooden potatoe scoop and a quantity of sugar from a warehouse, the property of Thomas Hardy, Sand South-end wharf, on the 2nd October. The scoop and sugar were seen safe while the keel -was in the harbour, and-when ...

... Holbrook, the officer m command the Hazard, (leader the Bee rutt-r,) lying anchor near pat off with a boat's crew of four men, Thomas Hardy, Wm. KawoeU, Charles W. therill, and Henry S.roley, and palled down the river •■lf WhittuD, when- the float's anchor wa* ...

... favourite with the majority of readers, is more than usually interest- ing just now. The story of the Trumpet-Major, I ? by Thomas Hardy, has reached Chapter xxxiv., and is in just that stage in which readers of fiction most delight. Such a scene as the author ...

... Sutton.on-Trent, aged 20. December 3, at Grimsby, Mr. M. Parker, grocer.-5, MAr. Thomas Turner. December 5, aged two years, Waters, the youngest son of Mr. Thomas Yates Hardy, farmer, &c., of Aldbro'.-G, aged three years, John, son of ,fr. Robert Staveley ...

... W. R. S. Ralston; 'IHow to Ie Wash a lIog,' by ' F. W. ?? 'The Christmas Choir,' from 'Under the Greenwood Tree,' by %s Thomas Hardy; and the opening stanzas of a at ballad 'Winstanley,' by Jean Ingelow. The t-illustrations are particularly pretty and ...

... Glient. 9. The Princess of Wales embtarked for the conti- nent ott board the Jasoti frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took posisessioll of the sown of Storlisgtolt, int North r A'mrerica. s 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cocirane ...