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... H. D. Holland, Ki.h.rd J ooly of Hardy, E«|„ Wood.,lie, Notts, to Ada Ssrs, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Bentkia, of Watford. £ Ba _Babte!«B.—29th nit., St. MartiMVin-the- Fields, by the Rer. Isberwood, Thomas Fordham, third son of the late Michael ...
... HERTFORD West Street Nursery, Hertford, E. G. WILLIAMS BEOS Fine Stock of HARDY GROWN BEDDING PLANTSGeranium!, autumn strock, best Ttriotieo from 1«. M. per dozen; Calceolaria!, Lobeua, Stocka, Aetera, Ac., Ac., Splendid Colleetioa of SHOW CACTCS and ...
... tHe Ree eS. ino tigen aesist, and the part; then ran away. er he slipped doen, Thomas Timber! isk e corroborated tt was much and identified the defendants as som witness Hardy, the stones. slp). 1 went dowa The Bench convicted all the defens men were with ...
... PETTY SESSIONS, rrosent: J. Esq. the Chair, and Rev. C. Hardy, The granting of several applications for Summonses was the wolo of the business transacted at this Bench t0 Vagrancy.— James Thomas native of Pembrokeshire, was on Saturday, charged before ...
... Valuation under the new Actr hv R P Hardy, Esq., one of the pubhe valuers J.\b.Ac.>..w rJ;. C.piee of thi. meet f.ctory Report, end th. Society . new Handbook for 1881 cen bed on epplicetion to the Secretary. THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary. MORBLLA CUERET ...
... Vicarage. MISS STEPHENSON, THE MISSES HAMILTON, MISS BBICA ROBERTSON, MISS HELEN WEBER. MISS SPENCER JONES, MB. LIONEL BENSON, MR HARDY Haen promieed their amiltance. To commence *t 8.30 p.m. Tickets 7.. fid.; Family Ticket! of three more, 6*. 6rf. eaeb, to obtained ...
... On the May, at Sydney, New South Wales, Thomas Cathrew Fisher, eldest son the late George Fisher, Esq., of Cambridge, aged 27. On the 7th inst.,of inflammatory sore throat, after two days' illness, Adam Thomas, son of Mr. Motfatt, gardener to Viscount ...
... On tbe May, at Sydney, New South Wales, Thomas Caihrew Fisher, eldest son of the late George Fisher, Esq., of Cambridge, aged 27-. the 7th inst.,of inflammatory sore throat, after two days' illness, Adam Thomas, son of Mr. Moffatt, gardener to V iscount ...
... Hailejbury, the wife of Mr.E.B.Eastwick, of a daughter. Marriages On the 6th inst., at Halifax, W.S. Lieutenant Campbell Hardy, of the Royal Artillery, to Matilda, eldest daughter of Colonel Stotnard, commanding Royal Engineers that station. On the 12th ...
... Marriages On the Halifax, Lieutenant Campbell Hardy, of the Artillery, to Matilda, eldest daughter of Colonel Stotmird, commanding Itoyal Engineers that station. the inst. St; Matthias Church, Stoke ington, Mr.Thomas Hatchard Palmer; of 55, Gracechtirch Street ...
... for deserting from the Herts. Militia, and as Cramphorn violently resisted, he called upon Hardy, who was in his company, to aid and assist. Thereupon Hardy refused and abused the constable. The defendant said Cramphorn had been cohabiting with a woman ...
... inst., at March, Joseph Barker, Rsq., Newton, only J. C. Barker, , ot Holbeach, to Sarah Rootcoa, youngest daughter the late Thomas Aveling, L*q., March. On the 7th inst., at Si. James', Piccadilly, Lieut.-Lol. Bramston, Guards, eldest son T. W. Esq., M ...