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... Hamilt n, banker. Nantwich, and daughter of the late Mr. John Lowe. House, Whitchurch. HARDY—26th ult. age! 20. at Edinburgh, Arthur Forster, son of Major-General F. Hardy. HUGHS—26th ult. aged 77. at Watergate Street, Ellesmere, Sarah, widow of Richard Hashes ...
... his services and Interest he had taken in the society. Local Divorce Cask.—ln the Divorce Court last week, the case “ Hardy v. Hardy and Roberts cam on for hearing before the President. This was the petition of tbs husband, chemist, for the dissolution ...
... vicar of Haamer, to Margaret Maud, daughter R. P. Ethelston, J.P., of Hinton. HARDY—POTTER—ISth Inst, at Parish Church, Bisbopstone, Glamorgan. Prank AmiUce, son of Colonel Hardy, Clifton, to Aik* Cicely, daughter of Rev, P. Potter, rector of Rishopstene ...
... part song, Beware,^Messrs. Morgan, Thomas. Meyrick, Seymour, and Hine ; song. Mr. Edmonds ; duet, the Misses Lloyd ; hooting song and Irish song, Mr. Touche ; reading (dialogue), Bars. Grey and Wight; glee, The Hardy Norseman, choir ; song. Miss Hockia ...
... (In part payment) 6 2 7 N.B.—There is a further sum of £2 16s. lOd. still due to Mr. Thomas Instone, in respect of the Bonfire, and the Treasurer will be happy to receive contributions towards clearing off this deficiency. CONTRIBUTIONS PROMISED. Lamb ...
... dro*tr, charge) wilh belop drank ami disorderly In Mason's Passage, was sent to gaol for month. A RkPßvcroar Paopib.—Richard Thomas, an inmate of the Ate ham Union, was sent to gaol for two months’ hard labour for assault on John Ferriogton. the baker at ...
... the lease, having chosen Ur. William Thomas, Llanidloes (an indifferent person,'’ within tbe meaning of tbe lease) to settle the value thereof on (heir behalf, and bis lordship having agreed to abide Mr. Thomas’s valuation, the necessary Instructions ...
... body of James Humphries, widower, who was found dead in lied the previous Friday. Mr. 8. Shinglor was foreman of the July,—Thomas Humphries, father of the deceased, said lie lived the Lloyds. Deceased, who was years old, w.v» subject to fits, and had been ...
... Two lettuce— IJ. 2 Thomas Diggory. Two eocumbers—l John Roberts, 2 Joseph Such. Six beet-1 W. Weaver, 2J. Birch and Joseph Such equal. Two sticks celery—l Joseph Such, Thomas Oiggery. COTTAGERS. Plants Cot Flowers—Window plant—l Thomas (Newtown), Four roses—l ...
... Pastoral Qneen. Mary Hassall ; Maids of Honour (with maids), Agnes Hardy, Ethel Purcell, Lizzie Simpson, and Mary Reunion ; Pages. George Tudor and Henry WhaUey; Crown Bearer. Willie Hardy ; Sceptre Bearer, George Greathanks ; Chamberlain. James Parsley ...
... will assuredly bo less perfect if it be not frozen, however lightly the thing may have bsen treated in consequence the known hardy nature of the bulb —Auriculas are, of course, in common frames, under glass they require no water while there Is the least ...
... late of Lymore. Montgomery. . .. . THOMAS—2Bth olt.. otred 25. Margaret Ann. eldest daughter of the Rev. James Thomas, rector of THOMAS—2nd inst. aged 74, at h« reaidence. Mardol, Shrewsbury. Charles Thomas. TlMMlB—29th aged 73, Newport Umon. this ...