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... OVER THE BAY,. (Lint* written to accompany sketch taken friend Thomas Letherbrow, from the > Heyebem,onMorecambeßay, in North h,,e l- What ia looking for over the hay. Shading her eyes from the Deere, Gazing wisifully far. far away, m •Whore the white ...
... , on April 21st, St. Thomas’s Church, Southborough. The rite was solemnised by tho Rev. Norman Pares, vicar of Horsell, Woking, assisted the Rev. C. H Farmer, rector of Blunham, and the Rev. E. A. B. Bockctt, vicar of St. Thomas’s, Southborough. Hbdl ...
... Disraeli. Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. George Ward Hunt. Secretary of State for the Home Depart- , ment Right Hon. G. Hardy. Secretary of State for the Foreign Department Lord Stanley. Secretary State for the Colonial De- _ , parlment Duke of Buckingham ...
... thrashing, it would have been no more than deserved.—Harry Ayres, dealer, was fined 10s. and £1 la. and costs for assaulting Thomas Hobbs afc.Toddingtoo on Nov.s.—PartridgeEllingham (60 or more), Tilsworth, 10s. and 7s. 9d. costs, or 14 days, for stealing ...
... discharged tba state exchequer. A suhacriptior b being raised la Bdinborgb for tending botanical collector to obtain seeds of hardy trees and plants Iro-n Nortb-Wcsleru rich plants suited to bcotbud. A number of Bne Greyhounds have been selected be sent out ...
... Allhallow’s lane ; John Thomas Clark, St. Loyes ; Louis Hardy Nunn, Hassett-street; George Henry Rawlins, Canning-street; Tom George Stokes, Gravel-lane; Arthur Wcstrop, Little Thurlow-street ; Arthur Taylor, Chandos-street; Thomas William Hague, Mill-street; ...
... Clay 0 Huntingdon Ur. Thomas Baring 0 1 Hythe Baron M. da Bothsohild 0 Ipswich Mr. H. E. Adair 1 0 Mr. H. W. West, Q.C. 1 0 Kendal Mr. Whitwell 1 0 Kent, East Ur. E. L. Pemberton 0 Bon. O. W. Uilles 0 1 Kidderminster Hr. Thomas Lea 1 0 King’s Lynn Lord ...
... some unimportant business adjourned at 5.20. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thursday The house met at 4 o’clock. THE REGISTRATION. Mr. Hardy rose to ask leave to bring in a bill to facilitate the registration this year. He spoke briefly and lucidly. There is to no ...
... PETTY SESSIONS, 17th. Present: H. Itrandreth and A. M icnomara, Esqra. BTIALIKO A FOX. Thomas Cross was charged with stealing fox, on tho inst, at Caddington. Thomas Mays, gamekeeper to ,T. S, Crawley. Esq., said: My employer had fos, which ho kept at ...
... WASHINGTON. On going into Committee of Supply, Mr. Hardy moved an Address to the Crown praying that her Majesty, in Communicating the Three New Rules” the Treaty of Washington to Foreign Powers, will declare to them her dissent from the principles set ...
... , John Church. Dahlias, 1 John Church, 2 0. Harlow. Roses, 1 Henry Chambers, 2 John Robinson. Hardy border flowers, 1 Joseph Elmer, 2 Qeo. Church jnn. Hardy annuals, John Church, 2 Joseph Elmer. Flowering plants, Henry Chambers, 2 John Robinson. Device ...
... Jesso, Gieolyo Weslham, Eastbourne, gen- tleman Gnftuiis Maria, and A 9, Walton villas, Edward Thomas Roc, and > Bromplon, widow Tnomas llopwood, ) Giitfiihs Thomas Richardson, Toronto, Canada West, Captain R.A. Grierson Charlotte Jane, Warrington, widow Grimwood ...