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... team Packet Company -Thomas Perry. 2— Gas Company— John Quavle. 3— Kne_n and Latham— Alfred Knosr. -'— .earn Packet Comp ',ny— Thos. Kairan. STIFF CARTS. I— Gas Company— Thomas Wilson. 2— Gas Company— R. i.r : a_ths. -— Borough— Thoma* Tea re. ...
... — On the 17th September, the wife of John J. Kissack, Chorltou-cum-Hardy Man- chester, of a son. STOWELL— On the 14th October, at The Nook. Selborne-road. Douglas, the wife of Thomas •to well, jun., of a son. MARRIAGES. BULLA— CLEATOB.— On the 12th October ...
... net, mounted and ready for u-*e ; one cotton herring net, plain ; three cotton herring nets, plain ; and one pilchard net. Thomas C. S. Moore, Peel, bronze medal, for one piece mackerel net, full mounted ; one piece mackerel net, plain white, as taken ...
... utterly ignorant of any exist- ing enactment which can justify the proceed- ing. — I am, sir, your obedient servant, Oct. 20. Thomas Caley. NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after the date hereof, the Pee payable to the Vicar of the Parish for the Interment ...
... ' Mr and Mrs John Hardie, silver cake basket on ' stand with cut glass cream and sugar basin ' Mr David Hardie, silver salver ' Mr James Hardie (Glasgow), pair of silver gilt fruit ' spoons i Miss Hardie. painting Miss Lilias Hardie, work ...
... Bay, and five out of eight of her crew were drowned, those saved being Captain Shimmin, Robert Kelly, second enginerr, and Thomas Turner, cook. The Steam Trawler Lady Loch was lying within half a mile of the Albatross at the time of the catastrophe, and ...
... if the deer, in cons, queiue of gelling into -ou.e muiracti ahle place, should happen to be killed. In olden days the late Thomas Po Ic. of Mayfield near the loea of Handon, in Wcsi Cork, kepi hounds at Mayflcld p to 'he day of his death llis father, ...
... Mary June How land, both of Ramsey. BMmr-CurcMk-Oa the 23rd April, at Kirk Brad- d i>; by the Rev. F. J. Moore, vicar. John Hardy of Princes-street, to Bertha Jane Clucss of Buck s-rnad. Douglas. JiN-KKN*>N--W A TTKi^soN.-On the 17th April, at the Parish ...
... North only. -Ist prize, 15s, L. W. Sayle, Ramsey ⢠2nd, ss, Thomas Dawson, Ramsey. Half-Mile Flat Race. -Handicap.â Ist prize, a handsome silver cup, value £3, presented by Mr W. Hardy, of the Commercial Hotel, Laxey (pur- chased at Mr George Lorimer's ...
... iM, to: lha amnions exprau*] by correspondents. J SABBATH OB3ER VANC2. ciir. — ttii.ugii personally nuacpi .inted with Mr Hardy, lam sorry to hear that tie had he a: , p IV -s- j mg through deep trouble. I have learned to we-p with tho.se who wee,p, and ...
... be placed in the proper hands. — I am, my dear sir, faithfully yours, Henbt Hardy. W. Farrant, Esq., M.HK. We, the undersigned, the Rev. Henry Hardy, vicar of Jurby, and Thomas Kneale, William Cleator, William Brew, and John Corinode, wardens of the parish ...
... auctioneer. The vendors were: Messrs Tbomas Fargher. Ronaldsway : T. B. Jefferson. Ballahot; Wm. Kennaugh. Thomas Fargher, Church Farm ; Thomas Kinvig, Glashen ; Wm. Gale, Ballad men; John Kinvig. Balthane; Edwin Gawne. Ballawocds; and Mrs Shimmin. The ...