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... drank and on the 19th. After rately: / bench the the case, pay her own ALLEGED ow a Baver , Oxton, wad charged with ng Thomas Hardy, a boy, on the 26rd ult. Com plainant stated that he and the defendant worked at farm On the day him by the “ seuff” of ...
... son Joachim M King of Naples, 75 ; Dr. Selwyn, Bi field, @; Dr. 19; 84; King of Hanever and of Oumberland, 59; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy of the Public 74 Sir George Arotio ox Matthews, 74 Dean of Hastings Yelverton, 70; fical of State, 59 ee fille ...
... THOMAS BIGG'S MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SHEEP DIP. MAY, 1893. For the convenience of Cattle Traders and SPECIFIC FOR SCAB. others they are iuformed that the following Fairs are announced in Pardon's Pablie Almanac, re he LOTION FOR FOOT—ROT. he __m ...
... York oe Mr J. utr aod’ Mn Hallen Mr and Mrs, Burnley 15, Mrs Mo Voy. Wood Mr, Mrs and Master, York Knight Mr and Mre 17. Mr Thomas Barf. La Neuse Misses, Dublin Wood Mr Fred Matherine Terrace. 6, Mre Wainman, Bradford © Stringer Mr and Mrs, Berasley 2, ...
... At Hull.—On the lath lost., at Drypool Church by the Rev. W. Gibson, also at the Catholic Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Trapper, Thomas Robinson of Nnthill, eldest eon of Thos. Robinson, Hutton Hall, iu the North Hiding, to Sarah Wright. eldest daughter of Thos ...
... MANUFACTURER, No. 2, COB4OWATIOX Smarr, WOODZOIMI LEBO& HairCuALL ars H. tting and Singeing Room& Latent Fashion in ladies' Hair. THOMAS GRBEN 4 SON, IRONWORKS, And 64 and 66, Blacktrtamanad, London, SR. ENI RANGE GATES and PALISADING, CONTINUOUS IRON FENCING ...
... respected by a large circte of frie Mrs. Simpson, ot Orenhy-place, Queen street. At Rishoptlimpe.—On the 9th itist.laged 67, Mr. Thomas Stea deuce. At York. —On the 13th inst., in Ciolton'a liospitsl, Tanner. row, aged 72, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, widow. At York ...
... Mr. Hardy defended the prisoncr.—The jury bound him (hilly a !recommendation to were,. ISAAC HOLDEN, 29. was charged with harlot:, on the November, 11119. at llalif.rx, Moulin's', married Jane Sutcliffe, Anis Holden, his wirier wile ' being Hardy prosecuted ...
... MANUFACTURER, No, 2, STRIP?, LEE OE. ALL ATYIWDID YO. Halr li t il t . iting and Bingeing Roma. Least Tomblin in Ladies' Hair. '0 THOMAS GRBEN SON. UMINIAnd 64 and 66, LoAdam, S i.A ENIRANCR GAINS and PALISADING. CONIINUOIJB IR()14 FENCING, HURDLER, and FIELD ...
... Banks, secretary of the musical department; and Mr. tieo. Hopkinson, jun., j conductor. Committee--Messrs. B. Shaw, Jas. Hardy, Richard Hunt, R. Wilkinson, instrumental performers; Meyer.. .Rio. Wilkinson, G. Hopkinson, sen., G. Brown, and Edward Birdsall ...
... INA!. ORAN Mr. John Lead Mr. Joshua Oldfield 0. P. Bainbridge W. Cation H. Moyser G. Simpson W. Bland R. W. Anderson • G. Thomas R. Bollans W. Guy G. Hope G. T. Dennis JURY. dbitter, Feressan. Mr. J. Kimber 0. Brown T. Forrest J. Ilillyard It. OiII M ...
... Colliugham. aged 79 years. WuJcs. -April 3rd, suddenly„ in her 83rd rem:. Mary, . widow of the late Thomas Wilke, a Pacha.-April 4th, aged SO years, Thomas Pears, 0 4th, aged TO years, Mr John Priest- man, of Beverley. WOODALL.- April 10th, aged 71 years ...