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... Yates, read the yearly report, and afterwards referred to the scene of his missionary labours in Eastern Africa.—The Rev. Thomas Hardy, after making reference to the destruction of Mr. Beecker's tabernacle, dwelt n pon the things which could not be consumed ...
... the furnace, is the only memorial left the dead men :—“ Friday afternoon, half-past one. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Gledstouc, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took extremely ill. We also had prayer meeting at a quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry Sharp ...
... £2 for keeping twenty. eight shorn sheep without food for thirty-two on the nights of the 28th and 20th of May. S.r Thomas Defies Hardy, D.C.L., Deruty of the Public Records, and • Commisenmer of the lledoric 1 Mannecipta Commiwion. died on Saturday, at ...
... aautatioa produced, with reference to d,ol.,rlit.ou of promiiei oi Boger Hardy, Thomas Parkey, and Arnold Heap, as being wittrn an infected area. To get to the premises of Hardy where the pleuropnemenis existed, people would have to pass premises of defendant ...
... before the hairpin. The bumping would be cruised, he thought, by the train running oa an ansmooth sarfat e. - - - • - • Thomas Henry Hardy deposed that he el at 10, Wood•street. Gorton, and • carriage examiner at Manchester. He examined all the carriages ...
... BLANKETS, FLANNEL, FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. EORGE HARDY, from SHEPLEY, NEAR HUDDERSFIELD, has commenced a CLUB the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littlemoor, Glossop; Mr. Johu Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly, Drovers’ ...
... BLASKKTS, FLASSKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRESSES, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. t'i EORIfE HARDY, from SHEPLEY, lias commenced CLUB at the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, LUUewoor, Glossop; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield Betty Hooly, Drovers’ Arms ...
... 1110SDAL pier* Mr Thomas fabstreas) Dr HYDE COUNTY POLICE COURT. Arthur Pam applied for the Wander ol Mee s a wed tbeChapasaa Arene,H=plately • ASarre Jobasos.—Capeala b o re a good sharaeter. and had p l ivloSlj bus grasted.—Tbe lesinder of the Frissikeip ...
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... FLASWKL. FANCY SKIRTS, DRE-iSES. AM) WOOLLEN DRAPERY EVERY DESCRIPTION. / IiOIKiE HARDY, from SIIEPLEY. VJT NEAR HUDDERSFIELD, intends commencing CLUB at the houses of Mr. Thomas Priest, Grocer, Littlemoor, Glossop ; Mr. John Harrison, Whitfield ; Betty Hooly ...
... Important Sale of Lire and Dead Farming Stock. Mr. John Lewis HA S received instructions from Mr Thomas Booth, to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, May 11th, 1868, at the Coombs, Charlesworth, the whole of his LIVE STOCK, Farming Implements, Dairy Utensils ...
... wow pumnarD.) A LOVER OF THE DAY. ANVII - THOMAS, PINDER OIIDLIA. at Doom,• Oat,' ** Mktg- A Gies FAr. ie.. he bury, though Mt sere Ms ream Jody, whose appsss threw Mr. into such a state cl terneil could be aerie ether this Mies Iran' Ehe said costly ...