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... to Barbara, second daughter Mr Thomas Watson, plumber, Wooler. At the Register Office, Wooler, on the Ist inst., Adam Mark Ellen Hogg, both of Biteabout. '-{PAt the Register Office, Wooler, on the 2nd inst., William Hardy to Thomasina Pringle, both of ...
... ; James Hhepphenl. Two .Savoys—J. X. Thompson ; Thomas Poster. Two Curled Greens— Mrs Greet; Thomas Poster. Red Cabbage—Mias Dickinson ; Rev. J. Waite. 4 Dettiee, 2 aorta .1. Gilchrist 3 Parsnips—Thomas Foster; J. Gilcbriat ...
... per week subsequently, until the balance was cleared off. Witness said,-Hardy always premised to pay but did not. Both then retired from court, .and came to the arrangement Hardy had proposed. Sup t.. Marshall said there wait) £l 4d for costs, some a ...
... Grieve ; John Hardy ; J. David French Marigolds—John Turnbull; John Hardy ; Robert Grieve. Geraoinms. Pots—John Hardy ; John Davidson Fuschsiss—John Hardy;John Davidson, German Stocks —Robert ; J. Davidson. 2 Best Window Plants—John Hardy ;J ...
... Vicar appoint*d K. J. Maute, hit churchwarden, and Mr J. I- Parker (corn factor) as his * idee man. Mr Thomas Wood was appointed churchwarden, and Wm. Hardy as sidesman, by the parishioners. The churchwardens accounts for the past year showed that a balance ...
... I’urves, saddler. 3 Globe Asters, sorts Alex. Lillie ; Thomas Thomson ; Ralph Grey. 3 Fea’hered Asters, aorta—Alexander Gardiner ; Thomas Thomson ; John Wood. 3 German Ten-week Stocks, do.—Thomas Thomson ; Wil iam Allan; George McKenxie. 4 French Marigolds ...
... Paterson ; J. Purves. Miss H. Haig, Allanton—Six Heaviest Potato-s R. Paterson. By Mr Thomas Muir, Scfcoolhouse, MorHington Best Two Hardy Ferns J. M’Kenzie ; Thomas Thomson. By Nicholson, watchmaker, Berwick—Best 6 Pansies, 4 sorts John ood James Purves ...
... Phloxes— Jas. Fergio : Adam Hudson. 6 Hardy Annuals— J. N. Thompson ; Thomas Young. 3 Antirrhinums —Robert Burnett ; James Fergie. 2 Penstemons— Robert Burnett ; Geo. Reid. 2 Hardy Herbaceous plants—J. N. Thompson ; Thomas Forster. 3 Verbena —A. Hudson ;R ...
... Tynemouth. Barrow Bank House, (Miss Hope’s)—Mr and Mrs Carr, Miss Carr and Miss Druary, North Shields. Mrs Hardy’s (Church Street).—Mr John Hardy, Ncwcastleon-Tyno. Brick Shades, (Mr Morton's) —Mr Win. Watson, Newcastle-on-Tyno. Mrs Drydcn’s (High Street)—Mr ...
... Marriages. // / / At the Register Office, the 12lh last., George Hardy, carter, Aneroft, to Margaret Hardy. Gosw.ek. the Ibth, James miller, Brown. Baldershory, Edrom Manse, on the 1 Inst., by the Lev, James Wilson. Mr. Purvcs. husbandman, to Miss Christian ...
... Harilie, you will have got one of the lambs. Hardie said yes, you have abused the lamb with your dog, and nearly killed it. altercation ensued between the two, in course of which witness alleged that Hardie made a bin}-. held up his hand to ward off the ...
... of each—lst, Tbo*. Main : 2nd, John Hardy ; 3rd. Robert Grieve. 4 srbaceon* Plants, dissimdar. 1 stein of each- Ist, Th--s. Main ; 2nd, John Hardy ; 3rd John Turnbull Pansies, dissimilar. 1 stem of each—lst, John Hardy ; 2nd, Wm. Hope ; 3rd, Jas. Xevins ...