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... occupation of Thomas , of Tanfield Moor; Mrs. Greensit, Miss Chandler, and Miss Lodge. m West, of Thirsk, appeared in support Gill, of Tanfield ; Mrs. Milner and Miss Turvey, |of the information, and Mr, Teale, of Leyburn, for Mrs. Thomas Trotter and Miss ...
... half-sisiers, Lady Georgina Adelaide Peol and Lady Vietoria Villiers, £5OO each ; to his steward, Thomas Chew, £250; to George Leopold Greville and Thomas Lister, of the-Oo tage. Groby, near Leicester, £5OOO each ; and the residue of his property, real ...
... :—Aldbrough, Ralph Alcock ; Apple‘ton, John Richardson ; Aske, George Wood ; Bolton-on-Swale, Thomas Inman Earle ; Bromptonon-Swale, James Terry and Thomas Hugill ; ‘Brough, William Holdsworth ; Caldweil, George Wheatley, jun. ; Carkin and Forcett, *James ...
... wuseful -ecattle, which sold well. Messrs. Wilford, of Brompton, Mr. T. Heugh, of Romanby, Mr. J. Thompson, of Entercommon; Mr. Thomas Kirby, of Ainderhy Steeple ; Mr. T. G. Horsfall, of Great Smeaton; Mr. John Pattison, J.P., Brompton; and Mr. T. Moore, Gatenby ...
... Chas. Beck, Duek House. Geranium, any other variety, John Barker: 2, Thomas l:lnce. Fuchsia, Thomas Place: 2, John Barker. Calceolaria, Thos. Buck, Aldfield : 2, Thos. Place. Hardy fern, Thos. Place; 2, John Barker. Any other window plant, not specified ...
... York, £4, 31 ; Private Kelsey, 7th West York, £2, 31; Sergeant Kirk, Ist East York, £2, 30. Marmin's Cvp ComperlTion.—Sergt. Thomas, 20th West York, £5, 31; Capt. Leeming, 4ih West York, £2, 20 ; Sergeant Bogg, 3d West York, £2, 28. ~ BrrTrRAM AND RoBERTS' ...
... claimed 12s, 6d. for the damage, towards which defendant had given him 55., which she thought was quite sufficient. Mr. W. Hardy, auctioneer and valuer, considered that Is. 6d. would cover the damage, and that the whole erop of seeds was not worth more ...
... Mr. Watts ocqupied the chair. Dr. Richmond was re-appointed medical officer of health for the term of one yeaY ; and Mr. Hardy was re-appointed inspector for the term of two years.—The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardans was held on Wednesday ...
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... gmxnmmo were = Vocalists, Miss Cookson, Mr. Dundas, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Heywood Hardy; and instrumentalists, Lady Milbank, Miss Millbank. the Misses Pease, and Mr. Hardy. LEYBURN. WENSLEYDALE MusicaL Sociery.—lhe annual geveral meeting of the members ...
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... Club, Charing Cross- &o.cuudmumuh-wnqlnddnhm MKNN %0 be oarried on on she The Court found the captsin in default, suspropn S Hardy,|Q.C., said that White- pended his certificate for thres months. ead was now undergoing a term of imprisonment Mr. Mundella ...