... THE CHELTENHAM MEUCUTtY hospital hy Police-constable Thomas Hardy (62). The murderer, Wil.iam Smith; was taken into custody Inspector Speir and Pulice-cuiisuble M Crohen. At the station he said he had knowledge of the transaction. A purse containing Is ...

... Sons; 3rd, J. Turk. White Swedes. Ist, Thomas Hardy; 2nd, G. Fletcher. , Yellow Swzdbs.—lst, Mr. Arkell; 2nd, W. and J. Arkell. Globe Mangolds. Ist, James Wood; 2nd, T. James. Long Bed Mangolds.— lst, J. Wood; 2nd, Thomas James. Bound Turnips.— lst, J. C. ...

... entering the navy in 1802, served with distinction on the West Indian and other stations, part of the time under Sir Thomas M. Hardy. liilSlO was sent up the Tagus in charge of a division of gunboats, fur the purpose of co. operating with the troops occupying ...

... and said it was not tbe same. The boy that was brought the station gave the name of Thomas Evans.—lu reply to the Bench defendant s father said he nad a sou named Thomas, was not with his sister that morning.—The Bench said it was clear there had beeu a ...

... Quakers ; btethard, ILA. • William Blake, tlcjpainter: Lieulen mt-Gemral Fleerwood,’son of liie Lord Protector Cromwell; Thomas Hardy, patriot • Joseph Ritson. the antiquarian, and many men of literary and hi.iotical note. Can no litfuigcommemoration be ...

... the furnace, the memorial left by the dead men. . Friday afternoon, half-past two o clock, Edward Arraetrong, Thomas Gledstono, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others, took seriously ill. We all bad a prayer meeting, at a quarter to two o’clock, when Tibbs ...

... Derry, aged , . , DODWBLL—Aagnst S,at Burton alroet, of bronchitis, Mr Thomas Dadwell, agod 78 .« - . HARDY—Aagoat 4, at the Female Orphan Asylam, of morbas cortlie, Misa Annie Hardy, aged 16 , HENDERBON— Aognst 8, 6 Now avrect, of tuberonloais, Minnie ...

... K-v. C. Whately, Thomas Jlurliag, Esq.:, af and Norton court, Catharine Anne, eldest daughter of William Playuc, Esq., of Eongfords 4, St. Mary’s church, Colonel Thomas Henry Shouidham, Grace Francos, daughter of tho lato Col. lmund Hardy ...

... PEPPERIfIOra. COBDIAjU’’ WABMXNG. alika 4 ,E3S SIGHTS.— j 4..SsSt&SK^. dlreo- /free forBBtSap* Patent lovely PLOW ER Stum of Hwrdy Hardy Annaala,«iitto (Snapdragon) 1/-, 30 packet?, with doobloßalsam 12 varieties, « Wallflowers, 10 varieties, ivable to JOHN HAIKK3 ...

... 2nd iduoy Deans, 3rd ; Collection of Cottage Garden Produce of Flowers, Fruit, and Vegetables, Ist. Thomas Townsend - Apples. 3rd ; Red Cabbage, Ist. Thomas Gurney—Bouquet Flowers for table, 2utl. Edward Johnson—Potatoes. Ist and 2nd. .1.3.’, Slitter—Beetroot ...

... Cornelius William Hardy and James Andrews, two clerks in the Po&t-oißce, who had pleaded guilty to several indict ments for stealing letters containing money, Were brought for judgment, and sentenced to transportation for fourteen years. Thomas Foster, a l ...

... —Richard Harris Hill, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmoreland, stationer. —Juhu Slone, Sidmouth, bootmaker.—Jehu Francis Hardy, Hkestou, drapers’ assistant. Thomas Edkius, Stratford-on; Avon, carrier. William Turpin, late Plymouth, commercial traveller. George Ball, late ...