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... THE CATTLE DISEASI and mouth disease has broken out on a farm at Little Hallam, Ilkeston, belonging to Mr. Thomas Hardy, seven beasts being attacked. The ams taking every precaution t stay the progress ...
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... Afternoon at 3 p.m, Evening at 7.30 OF EPET CTENCE_—TO- MORROW. of Addresses :—Afternoon, at 5, “Some te Country Folk of Thomas Hardy, the Novelist” Evening, “Yorkshire to Pennsylvania, a Free. Collection for Hall Expenses. ...
... inhabitants, which might have terminated fatally. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is m his 86ft year, foil d(*n stairs. Fortunately, were broken, bat sustained seven injury to his Cue and shock «* Mr. Hardy %ea the employ the Butterley SO yoafs, sad has been a ...
... year for beer proof given ; reason for BOAT HOUSE HOTEL, with CRT, the Matlock Bridge ; rent valuation reasousbie—App'y Thomas Hardy , Ne ...
... abowe Central and Old- ote. may be bad.—Apply Thomas Hardy, The AlmDdDe y, near Nottinghan. I, the ol tstahlissed BUAT HOUSE HOTEL, with Post-ng Esullisoment re’ tart valuation reasonsble.—A; pry Thomas Hardy, wery, Kimbericy Nous be Led et. ut ne LET, ...
... the late James to younger daughter of the late Thomas Brown 31, at St. Andrew's the Rev. H. H. Wright, M.A., vicar of Ww illiam John, eldest son of the late Hawcroft, Shireville, Heeley, to of Thomas Hardy, Montgomery Sao DEATHS. 30, at 2, Hoiland Highfield ...
... cxpensee.—Apply Nether Honse, Orenoslde. 130UND. Satarday, 9th. BULL and TERRIER DOG, white breaat, four white feet.—Apply Thomas Hardy, Norton Wood seats. »»» ...
... OUTRAGE AT ILKESTON. Mr. Thomas Hardy, a well-known fariner residing at Tikeston, has just been the victim of a most dastardly attack for the purpose of robbery from which he has narrowly escaped with his life. It appears that Mr. Hardy during the past week ...
... Pogson. Newark, Thomas Hardy, Thomas Adams, Charles Burbridge. Bingham, Thomas Denham, Edmund Maden. Leicester, William S. F. Moss, William Ford, John Taylor. Melton Mowbray, Edward Bamford, Thomas Craven. Oakham, Frederick Slight, ...
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