... John Norman, to Miss Mary Wilson ; Mr, Thomas Creighton, to Mary, of Mr. Richard Ilotherinilton, grocer; Mr. Win. Armstrong, Miss Mary Ann Johnston' Mr. Thomas Matlinson, Miss Margaret Annstrong; Mr. (ieorge Hardy, Miss Klizaheth Reed; and Mr. Robert Dunbar ...

... the infirmary is Hospital of Greenwich there have been a great number nearly filled with thove on the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gal'ant Governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. Atthe Royal Mil- many, and numbers ...

... since our ia.st. Thomas William, the sen Mr. James Kircimntl, bookseller, aged mcr.ths; Jane, daughter Mr. George Barker, S years: Ml*, sen Mr. Thomas Troug'aear, aged months; Mr. Thomas Brown, aged 24 ; Benjamin, mm Mr. James Hardy, aged years ; Joseph ...

... At Workington, since our last, Thomas William, the son of Mr. James Kirconnel, bookseller, aged 13 months; Jane, daughter of Mr. George Barker, aged 5 years; Joseph, son of Mr. Thomas Troughear, aged 22 months; Mr. Thomas Brown, Blacksmith, aged 24; Benjamin ...

... Sinthoriie, .Mr. John Hardy, ; end Col. >ere, »7. Hut what was the case with the VVhig-Harlicals . iy, was no less than ;ll who each voted at above one-hall of the divisions, the Destructive faction being niost prosily headed .Mr. Thomas Wakley. who was present ...

... poor would be found to an evil. In seaport towns they had always more widows to maintain tl.au in inland place#. When the hardy mariner left his home, it might to some burning, frozen, or inlusp.table clime, for the purpose of obtaining the luxuries of ...

... el.et.m, » f ' rli.ment. The motion was supported hy Mr. Hodge., Mr. Hall, Mr, Elpbiuslooe, Mr. Mr. Brrna . r. Os 'iod' M'r HARDY, who staled that bad just voled favour of tbilalloL nil. lied leave bring ■ bribery and u.om On the motion of Lord MUHI ...

... striking a mourner at a funeral with the book from which the Doctor was reading the burial-service by the side of the grave! Mr. Thomas Claikson, the barrister, lately appointed a Thames Police-office Magistrate, was thrown out of his pony-chaise Thursday week ...

... Joseph Raillon Mr. I.arioer Mr. Thomas I onsd.ile Mr. U. Feiguson, Fisher- Mr. Thomas Street Mr. Richard Fatlinsun Mr. Hu itou Mi. George Thompson Mr. W.Sowerby Mr. Rrrheii Matthew's Mr.Thnrnant Mr. Mr. Slater Mr. Thomas Sheffield Mr. William Richardson ...

... Stonefield the ladder. The story How Bound h- party,” and a vigorous shove to that Jack was cut down, after a good deal of Hutton Thomas Close ad goes on to say but all who can remember a few Middlesceugh& Braithwaite Wreay laughter at his folly ; Petteril Crooks ...

... petticoats, but that was of no avail, he was immediately dispatched with two bayonet wounds. amendment of the reform act. Mr. Thomas Duncombe moved the second reading of his bill to abolish the Rate-paying clauses of the Reform Act. Lord J. Russeli. had no ...

... 26 years. At Maryport, on the 22nd inst., Mary, infant daughter of Mr. Mark Sibson, hatter. On Wednesday, the 14th inst., Thomas Tolson, of Ropery House, near Maryport, in his 90th year, sincerely and deeply lamented. He was rich in years and more so ...