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... tlSeuve Curtis, Oakwood Farm, Maidstone, olis. Mrs. Allman, Hardy-street, toys, books, and clothing. Mr. W. Woods, High street, toys. Thomas M. Oliff, 40, High-street, box of soldicrs. Mr. Thomas Smith, per Mr. Ashley E. Smith, Middi:-row, 24 presentation ...
... Morgan Thomas of Malling, ssd' s . denere Ryarsh. :The following is the prize I#¢ == qener to —Group for effect, 1 Mr. W. Gregory. @ ioper to the Rev. J, Guise ; 2 Mr. W. Barnden, gom. M, J, Mrs. Hewlett ;3 H. Chapman, gardener o vsan- S. Hardy. Amste ...
... Parliamentary sagent ; nominated by W. H. Ostewill, seconded by K. Amies ; also by J. Ciifford and W. T. Wallond. TR ~ William Thomas Burrows, 27, Hedley-street, builder ; nominated by A. Hickmott, seconded by H. A. Turner. 2l = *Albert Timothy Epps, BStoneleigh ...
... to Mr. Laurence Hardy, M.P., Mr. W. Moffatt, of the British Chess Cowmpany, for prizes given by them. Some discussion followed as to the rules of play in the competition for these prizes, it being finally settled to’play for Mr Hardy's prize, parish against ...
... Misses Bourner, Misses Rolfe, Walter, and Miss Hardy,Dr. Smart and De. Peake. About £35 waa collected for the celebration, the collectors being Mra. W. W. Taylor, Mrs. ¥. W. Tippen, Miss Smart, Miss Hardy, and the hon. secretary (Mr. F. D. Bray). Mr. ...
... Norman, Mr D. Carr, Mr Batler, Mr J. S. Lovett, Mr. Henry 3pain, Major Wreford, Mr Thomas Hill, Councillors T. Potter, C. Essen‘high Corke, and A. A. Clark, Mr Thomas Kither, Mr Morgan, and several inmates of the Sevenoaks Almshouse. The service, which ...
... Violet Gathorne-Hardy was one of tae bridesmaids at the marriage of Lord Bentinck and Miss Grecfell, at Taplow, on s.l‘lll’d:{. Amongst the wedding guests were Colonel the Hon. and Lady Cicely Gatborne-Hardy and the Misses Gathorne Hardy. The marriage srranged ...
... little work will probably become ss well known in she household aa the famous pills of ita publisher, Thomas Hollowsy. *“SvocessrUL ADYVEETISING,” by Thomas Smith end J. H. Osborne, has reached its 18th Rdition, the current issue from 132, Fleet-strees, being ...
... ChAmJlon, E. Hardcastle, (Hawkhurst), F. D. Hardy, H. Pink, J. Wood, O. Grieve, W, Gooddlh(! P. Gaskell, J. B. Ingle, W. G. Jefireys, ©. Fitch-Kemp, O. M. Nicholls, 8. Nicholls. G. McArthur Sox'u. F. Snoden, 0. J. Thomas, H. Custons, and T. Dyer Edwards. THE ...
... Nelson Wooden, Ist; Henry P.cs too, 2nd ; Heary Swmith, 3rd ; Thomas Efford, general intelligence and progress; William Evins, English history. Extra 7—- John Lipscobe. Standard 7, Girls —Alice Thomas, lst; Jessie Eyles, 2nd; Elizabeth Lamb, 3rd ; Bes:ie T ...
... evening. &r, 8. Lee Smith presided, and the many included Rev. 0. H. Fielding, Messrs. R. Olout, A. Clout, G. Busbridge, J. 8. Hardy, 0. B. Mercer (hon. sec.), T. Dewe, J. T. Mittell, 8. rPayne, Shepherd, Oliver, A, .0. Pine (Uffhax), J. W. Todman, Gifford ...
... Capt. 'Reeves in (i~ vice-c'alr, the other members present being : The R-v. C. C. Hawley, Messrs. W. L Wigan, A. Joy, J. 8. Hardy, W Dray, R. Cleut, 8. Payne, J. flA:kfi. and g_m_nl_ Kembali. A o S BALANCE.—The balance to the Board's credit wes eSR eB. @0 ...