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... wee held at Lamaist. before James Worelay, Esq., for the king for the County, and a jury consisting of FrauMe Morley,. Esq., Thomas Bamford, Roland Kirkby, James Andwrton, Laurence Asehawo, Thome Wrightington, WilMam Hugo Hind. ley, Robert Colley, John Chien ...
... called because they were closed up in to the lettocalaWnt, which were open anti @mita at the bottom, preitomd by Mr. Duffers Hardy, Ibu Daptcy Kee fer of tho Public Beards, tho Master of the Rolls being the Official Keeper, there is a record under tho sate ...
... follows : —(1) Drive, cycle ‘or walk right rouad Derwentwater; (2) walk ‘through Portinscale and climb over Cat Bells; (3) for hardy climbers, ascend Blencathra or Helvellyn (the latter may be accomplished by the aid of mountain ponieshEven some of the ‘smaller ...
... public Guardians. on Wednesday. at the Poor I‘|o|;inion was not on the side of ~countervsiling | Offices, Mawd:ley-st., Mr. Thomas ! duties; but in India public opinion was unanimous | Ward presiding. Tt was decided to pay the sub- in favour of countervailing ...
... Ma. Moils STArrvu. Mr. Thomas Stutter, an 1 mineral and sem eyor, agent for Lard Dorby fur twelve acres of his peoperty, esid ha knew Trail ard Park well. Ho believed the Park was mat affected by the railway, and to lurk. , this line w. am moo to an shawl ...
... ; but no satisfactory reeult I being arrived at, the matter was referred by the court to Mr. Prentice —Mr. Gorst and Mr. Hardy appeared for the appellants; and the respondents were represented by Mr. Siren and Sir Henry I.e Merchant. —A considerable ...
... „ W. H. Bryant . B 'I hum le I terhphire .. ; SW:O Thomas Whahn G Prink Thomas Summer . (L „ William Basilan .. F Cohn Lioness .. C Thomas Doan Bore. Robert Wood oi S t.i lat rui er s . ...
... Bolten, tn 18713, and of Kirkbash frows 36730 leE, DEATH OF THOMAS CROSS, ) hlhnuppuuhw‘l curacy of Uptos, ESQ,, J.P. in the diocese of Bath olla, - | ‘We have to record the death of Thomas Cress, Eaq., Tuz Diseors ar Massas, Cazwpsox, Crosszs, g '| 43D ...
... Wesleyan Band room, on Monday evenivg, there “He - «aod attencance, the Rev, T, of Hope, being & good wueee ~ ae Rev. . Horwich. Hardy Danks presidmng. In keeping with the celebration of the Band of Hope movement Mr. W. Kuecn, gave an address on *The rise and ...
... Wilsom conducting, and Mr. Warwick presiding at the organ. ] At the Derby-st. Congregational Chureh the Pre'sident (Rev. J, D. Thomas) was in the chair, and ag laddro- was &'v&n hy Mr. T Glenn on ** The Christian race.’ r. William Fckersley sang ** The Stag ...
... btwougb was Wow/. l'be fellow* as list the McCormick Frac.. (L), 10, Warrium DO, Great Uotoa•etrem, Hemmed arc concocted by Thomas Willlimn Holder, mil U.J. Healy. Kay 'Morriss (I.), C. York street, gentleman, Is norm. oatod by - Mesars. J. J. Isherwood ...
... themselves out more completely for meeting the growing demand for pleasure, and this Easter the scheme of excursioning leaves hard'y any place of note utmll‘t& and wherever the tripper wants to 2o he will the facilities for &‘.‘u’ufl away as ample a&d:; possibly ...