... —Dec. 22, at the Hely x‘;inuiab‘nmh. by the Rev. E, H. Hardy, Arthur Ansty to Llizabeth Steane, 1 obh of Coventry. g BrourieLp —BoxNER.—Dec. B,Hst the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev, E. H. Hardy, Walter James Bromfield to Annie Bonner. DEATHS. E Traus ...

... [March 20th, 1897. Of forthcoming works Mr. Thomas Hardy’s ¢ The Well-beloved ™ 13 certainly anticipated by the reading public with more eagerness than any other. The universally-confessed excellence of all his earlier work, the troubles that arose over ...

... F, Freshucy, Sir It M. Hawley, Col. Hutton, Tombleson, the karl of ) arborough, Coancillors Col. Conwsy-Gordon, Frank:sh, Hardy, Swan, Alington, Allison, Blaydes, Lrougk.ton, Campion, Coates, J. E. Davy, J. W. Davy, Joshus ‘st,\'_ Ellwood, Epton, Eveus ...

... themselves. r. Hardy and Miss Hardy were then examined, and the Bench decided to adjourn the case fur a montbh, in order to its being ascertained whether & somewhat similar case, in which there was an appesl, bas yet been decided. Thomas Tomkins, publican ...

... Moss), the Rev. E. A. Dury, Mr. W. l? Dury, Mr. Henry Dury, Mr. J. 8. Dury, Mr. T. R. Dury, Mr. Alex. Dury, Colonel Hardy, Mr. Rawdon Hardy, Mr. HenrieCumr Briggs, the Rev. Henry Carter, the Rev. Henry Barf. Tae ParLL Bearers were Sir Henry Ingilby, Mr. ...

... Moss), the Rev. E. A. Dury, Mr. W. F. Dury, Mr. Henry Dury, Mr. J. 8. Du,;y, Mr. T. R. Dury, Mr. Alex. Dury, Colonel Hardy, Mr. Rawdon Hardy, Mr. Henry Currer Briggs, the Rev. Henry Carter, the Rev. Henry Barf. Tue Paun Bearers were Sir Henry Ingilby, Mr ...

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... Pearson. French marigolds, Thomas Dixon ; 2, Robert Pearon. Stocks, Francis Wells. Asters, Francis Wells; 2, Samuel Wajte. Pansies, Samuel Waite; 2, J. W. Lofthouse, Galphay. Bouquet of wild flowers by school children under 14, Thomas Parker, Whitcliffe; 2 ...

... grazier. Hansy,—Joln Whittle, grazier, Hosy.—E. B. Bailey, farmer. HoLWELL—G. Burton, farmer; Arthur Reid, farmer. Hosg.— Thomas H. Stevenson, farmer. Kikpy BeLnags, —William Chandler, farmer. MeLroN MoOWBRAY.— John ‘Thorpe Crosher, cheese factor; Josiah ...

... BUSHES preparation. EARLY ORDERS for HUNTING KIT respectfully requested. THOMAS & SONS, H~NT[;~~FiTTERS, STREET, W. LONDON . HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS. HARDY FLOWERS OF ALL KI DS. HARDY AND GREENHOUSE CLIMBING PLANTS. CAMELLIAS AN D AZALEAS. BULBS AN D SEEDS ...

... ' —On Wednesday a meeting of the members of this board was held at the Union Workhouse. Mr. Booth occupied thechair. Mr, Hardy, the inspector, reported that the drainage of .the village of ‘Borrowby was in a bad state, that'all the sewerage ‘passed from ...

... mufiful and interesting art of bell-ringing. The following werc the ringers:—Treble, H. Loseby; Secomd, W. Neadbam; Third, P. Hardy; Fourth, C. Orton ; Tenor, J. Needham (conductor); weight of tenor be'l, nearly 9 cwt. TWYFORD. ExtensioN oF TiMe.—At the Melton ...