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... apart for the latter i subjects proved very attractive, and many warm I enconiums were passed upon Mr. Simpson (gardener to J. Hardy, Esq., ?? Dunstall Hall), for his taste and skill in the growth and foliage of his ferns i and stove and greenhouse plants; ...
... Mr. B. Stables. Horsley; commeended, Ar. J'Hardy, at Mr. J. Mines, Mr. S. IV. Potter, Smalley. Sow and pigs under fe ten weeks old, Mr. Hardy. It-pig sow, Mr. E. Canner. Gilt e for breeding purposo4, Thomas Porter, Mr. E. Canner. go SHEEP. as LONG -wooLLED ...
... aue- I tioneer and valuer. Hartington Nether Quarter (1).-Thomas Finney, farmer. Hognaston with Atlow (1).-Adam Knowles, farmer. Hollington (1).-Thomas Wright, farmer. Hopton with Ible (1).-Thomas Fernyhough, farmer. Hulland with Biggin (1).-Robert Walker ...
... Scripture), let prize, William Watson, Codnor; 2nd, John Thomas Harrison, Ripley; 3rd, Thomas Buckland, MI: Codnor; 4th, Thomas Swift, Ripley. Church Catechism- em llow- st, Thomas Stacey, Ripley; 2nd, Thomas Buckland, Cod- 1 Es nor. For ...
... 84. On the 27th ultimo, at Uttoxeter, Mr. Thomas Hall, coach builder, aged 66. On the 23rd ultimo, at Alton, the wife of Mr. Robinson, surgeon * Wymeswold, on the 2nd instant, Maria daughter of Mr. William Hardy, aged 15 years* Hathern, on the 4th instant ...
... realised. The arrangements have been admirably carried out by the vicar (the Rev. W. Lilloy), the ohurohwardens (Mr. Thomas Riley and Mr. Isaac Hardy), and the hon.secs. (Mr. George Hydes and Mr. Fred. W. Stevenson). The latter in particular have worked very ...
... sung. The procession then left church for the Old Cemetery (where the interment took place), beaded by the undertaker (Mr. Thomas Lloyd), the churchwardens (Mr. T. H. Orme and Mr. Raymond Slater), the sidesmen (Messrs. Courtney, Horace Graves, Hodgkinson ...
... Palmer, M.P. MIr. T. D. Love Jones-Parry, of Madryn Castle Pwllheli. ey Mr. James Kitson, Leeds. ay Sir Thomas Brassey is the eldest son of the late m. Thomas Brassey, the well-known railway contra tr He was born in 1836, educated at Rugby, graduated at Oxford ...
... Simpson, Mrs. Hardy, Dr. Ashby, Miss Ashby, Mr. Marsh, Mr. J. Eastwood, Mr. T. Eastwood, Mr. D. G. Simpson (Barbadoes), Mr. N. D. Simpson (Barbadoes), Mr. and Mrs. Parratt (Lon- don), Dr. Fielding (Alfreton), Mr. J. Hardy Smith, JP., Mrs. J. Hardy Smith, Mrs ...
... that where the inquiry shows no sfficient ground for interferenco the sentence of the law takes its course. In the case of Thomas Mansell, in 1817, the prisoner was executed ater respites granted by Sir George Grey ex- tending over six months. And in the ...
... Mr. C. A. Morgan Mr. W. Beaumont Mr. Liddell Mr. J. E. Denison Lord R. Clinton Mr. Howes Mr. C. Reid, Sir WV. Heathcote Mr. Hardy Sir J. Walsh Hon. G. J. Noel Hon. G. H. Heatheote Sir Jasper More Hon. Mr. Herbert Mr. R. N. Grenwille Mr. R. Homer Paget Mr ...
... Short-woolled ram, coinmended, Mr. J. Hardy. Five short-woolled ewes, let. 1lbs., Mr.I John Hardy. Five short-woolled theaves, let, lbs.. Mr. J. Hardy. Five shert-woolled ewe lambs. 2nd, 7s. 6d.. Mr. J2. Hardy. GREEN CROPS. Best Iwo acres of green crops ...