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... letter of Mr. Thomas Liversidge, who, in his turn, appears to have misunderstood me. b A, S 5 What I have stated and am still repeating is that famine (or hunger) aud its concomitants of fever, &c., exists in Bem and ‘na letter Mr. Thomas Liversidge so ...
... Liqueurs, in its perfection of rich fruity flavour, which is effectively brought out when consumed with hot water. Manufacturer, Thomas Grant, Distiller, Maidstone. Sold, in bottle, I.)n all Wine Merchants and Hotel keepers, and in draught at Lars aad Restaurants ...
... the Monday, with an address by the Dean : then on to Bournemouth by steamer the same nieht wiere Mr, W. Raymond lectured on Thomas Hirdy's country. Succeeding days were spent at Tirbay, where Williarm of Orasge loaded s Piymouth, Wit s lecture by the Bishop ...
... o' Affaires, Sir M. Digby Wyatt, Sir T. Duaffus Hardy, Si Sibald D, Scott, Sir Alexander Mallet, Sir Frederick Pollock. Sir Edward Smirke, Sir Albert W, Woods, Canon Robertson, Mr. John Mnmy. Mr. Thomas J. Arnold, Dr. Doran, Mr. J. Winter Jones, Professor ...
... usual is with sincere regret that we have to announce the | fortnightly meeting of this body was held in the death of Mr. Thomas ww’n . which mournful | Clerk’s O&oe, New-lane, on lom‘r:z.hn, when there event ocourred at Cawood, on ednesday morning | ...
... W.; . Abraham, Rhondda Valiey; Joweph Arch, Norfolk, NW.; Thomas Bart, Mor- B o Chartes Fonwich: 'Wandbeok; Gorge aggerston ; Charles Fenwick, Wansbeck ; Howell, Bethnal-green; J. Keir-Hardie, West Ham; Benjamin Pickard, Normanton ; James Rowlands, East ...
... he was further rhlrzfilwgth having shot Thomas Webb, a keeper. T ns Lloyd, tailor (50), and Jumes Williams, labourer (31), were also charged that they at the same time and place did maliciously shoot the said Thomas Webb, with the intent to do him grisvous ...
... charged wi'h being drun snd disorderly at Peckfield on the 218 t May, Esch defendant was fined, Hardy 5/6 and 7/6 costs, Carter 2/6 and 7/6 costs, or seven days. Hardy bad been before the Bench bolou—-é.u 9 Hey, lsbourer, of Sherbaro, was charged with b.fl' ...
... for Selhy—Cutting aal 352 and O«wrnmvn; Howden, Spivey; Goole, uruT, W. Graves, and Blyth Market Weightoa. O.abler : Cawood, Hardy. Tus Hag.—For 40 years Mrs, 8. A, ALueNs's Wontp's Haix Rastores has recvived the commendation and be S e vty W St =VY el Ve ...
... leading cleryy, architeots, and agriculturistsa Estimates and designs on application CONTRACTORS TO H.M'S. GOVERNMENT, lAHES HARDY wili NOT CARRY ° between Selby and Hemingbrough after this date.—October Tth, 1880, PATENT STCCKINGS with Sixfold Knees, suitable ...
... and 2s. 9d. Agent for Selby, Cutting and Son, Chemists; Howden, Spivey; Goole, Briggs; zrh W?ilan‘ Mr. Ombler; Cawood, Mr. Hardy. ONGA —** INvALUABLE IN raciar NEvßaLow.” Medicat Press.—Sce in the Laacet, by Drs. Murrell, Ringer and Luch, and ¢, Bader ...
... SERVANTSSITUATIONS, apply to MRS. SHAW'S %m O¥FICE, OusecATE, SELBY. COOKS, HOUSEMAIDS, and GENERAL SERVANTS WANTED. MESSRS. J. C. HARDY & CO., Tamwors axp Ovrrrrress, Boar Lane, Leeds. Attendance by Mr. Millard at the Londesborough Arms, St he ety tonet. BLACKWOOD'S ...