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... wonld be impossible to produce finer show as regards quality, the meat being of the choicest selection. Foremost stands Mr. Thomas Ball, Market-place, with three bollocks, of about 84 stone each, from Mr. F. Allen'9, of Wadenhoe , two from Kettering market ...
... more cheaply. The present experiment has been personally supported by Sir Ralph Thomas, the permanent nder-Secretary toe War. Aooording to the evidence of Mr. Nelson Hardy before Lord Seed- TIIKATIIIINT. burst's Committee of the Hens, of Lords on Monday ...
... Mr. John of son. 9. the wife of Mr. Thomas Stockley, of Barley Fields, 'fiwton Pursell, of a son. May 13, Mrs. W. S. Owen, Parsons-street, Banbury, of a MARRIED. the 21st instant, Frodesley, Salop, by the Rev. Thomas Gleadowe, M.A.. rector, Samuel Day ...
... the mad eminent protasis' seamdsolti k t ies he substitute kr the Ward owns, mesh sseasnitsal, and &Rah that eau , ad are Hardy regales& be the south ne vi , wires, or large sad amabersosse plates , ler and the restoration or the appeases., aster, H arptua ...
... fronting Silver-street, occupied Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis (Limited) as a boot and shoe emporium. A Butcher's Shop adjoining, in the occupation of Eastmans (Limited) as under-tenants of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis. A Confectioner's Shop and Premises ...
... James's-terrace, ampton, of bronchitis, Thomas Whitehouse, for many coal merchant in this town, aged 68. Austin.—March 4, at Wellingborough, Edwin Bruce Aus*** aged 66. Atkins.—Feb. 22, at East Haddon, Thomas Atkins, 75. Atkins.—Feb. 26, East Haddon ...
... Rev. Thomas Barrsss), Arthur to Elisabeth Ann W'ells. the Baptist Chapel Queen street. Peterboro, on the lost, (by the Bcv. Thomas John to Sarah Smeeton Hyde. . . At the Baptist Chapel Queen-street, Peterboro, on the 25th Inst, (by the Rev. Thomas Barrass) ...
... E. B. SARCIRANT, 29, Narrow-street. BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CIIEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. SurneN Long-causeway. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &C. THOMAS BRAINABY And Sox, Long-causeway. CLOTHIERS, &c. G. W. HOLDEN, Earrow-strect ...
... the 17th instant, at New Road, Linslade, the infant son of Mr. Thomas Maultby March 13, at Wolverton Station, Mr. G. Pollard, butcher, aged 44 March 14, in this town, of bronchitis, Mr. Thomas Wootton, for nineteen years night warder at the Eorough Prison ...
... Cellstt (Upward). S. Dee , !Wotan Wigton). 8. Psalm Markey* A. Neaten . P. Rowell (Beryl. A. ( .) Bailey (seemed la Clam te hardy IS. Thes. la Is ft is lateaded to held • Mika mutt May. sad • liormeskesiag mai et the Agricultural Show at St. Ives is Results ...
... field, collier—April 1 Evans Thomas, Bangor, watchmaker—March 25 Finch E, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, engineer—March 31 Gay Lctitia, Fordingbridge, dressmaker—April 2 Hardy George, Beeston, dealer in trotters —April 23 Hardy Thos, Wolverhampton, retailer ...
... Druseilla Simmons Bates, Oundle. At Wisbeeh, Nov. 4, Thomas M'Clement. to Polly Clarke, Wisbeeb. DEATHS. Hannv—On the 9th instant, at 22, Priestgate, Peterborough, Margaret Sarah, daughterof James Hardy, aged 21 years. Donna—At Berry Wood, Northampton, Oct ...