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... sailor, JOHN THOMAS RYDER (17), labourer, MARGARET BRUCE (16), and ISABELLA MCCARTNEY (15) pleaded guilty to stealing various articles of clothing from Thomas Rowell, Jarrow, on the 19th December, and also with breakiug into the warehouse of Thomas Hare on ...
... O'Hara, Troon Reindeer, Johnston, Ardrmm Torrance, Hardy, Troon Agricola, Kelly, Ayr Cynthia, M*Vey, Troon Coronilla, Brennan,Mryport Black Diamond, Slater * Ardrossan O’Raw, Troon black Hawk, Ayr Thomas, H i uldart, Mary|>ort Sea Lark. Hushes, Old Harry ...
... December, 1866. HARDY NATHAN. EDWARD NATHAN. LUUIS NATHAN, GUSTAVUS NATHAN, LUDWIG NATHAN, PAUL HARDY NATHAN, | * AUGUST SANDERS FERDINAN D JACOBSON, of the Lr HERMANN AUGUST MALM, late Nathan Pin- tus Nathan. » Witnese to the signatures of Hardy Nathan, Louis ...
... hands on board, and to that and her loss canvass is attributed her losing the race. The Flcetwing was commanded by Captain Thomas, of the packet ship New York. The Flcetwing is a beautiful specimen of marine architecture. The Vesta was boarded by Filot ...
... Koruiloff(s) (DeclO) London left Messina Dec 16 PALERMO. Angelina, (Nov. 19) England Scorpion, Welsh (30) London Ellen Owen. Thomas (Dec 3) London Glendoveer, Gilbert (5) do Cambria, Jacobs (12) do Mabel. Jones, do Peri, (17) Oronsa, Jones (IK) mouth PATRAS ...
... Included thirty-six first-class peds, who were drawn in seven lots of four each. The betting for this handicap was to apt Thomas. 4 to 1 agst Koome, to 1 each Glare and Buttery, and Bto I. agst any other. . . _ . The running resulted as follows :—First ...
... admission to the Smithfield Cattle Show. Capture op “Smashers” in Liverpool.—On Monday two men, named respectively Thomas Coup and Thomas Williams, who were respectably dressed and had the reputation of being perfectly artistic smashers,” were charged ...
... C. Hardy, accompanied Mrs. Hardy song, “The Wife,” encored, followed by “Won’t you tell why, Robin? Mrs. Murrells; recitation, “How to brook ill Newe,” Mr. H.F. Robertson; song, “ Don't come late,” encored, “ Ihe Bose of Allendale, Mr. C. Hardy, accompanied ...
... to reply, No harm at all, my dears, For they look'd so bewitchingly simple, Yet there's mischief iv every dimple. The Hardy Norsemen, and '• Auld Lang Syne, were succeeded by Hilda valse, somewhat long but very well performed, as was also tire ...
... well Mr. Thoa. Millington. Carlton Mr. R. Mansticld Mr. John Godaon, Oxton Mr. Thomas Buxton, Mansfield Mr. Wm. Bonser, Button-ln- Mr. Joseph Woolley. Anneslcy Ashfleld Mr. Thomas Ball. Bulwell Mr. J. Worthington, Calrerton Mr. Alfred Cleaver. Carlton Mr ...
... fNoon j-Hughes I Beadon II III Form Anning CM Hardy III Sweet Carew II BeR Whitney Fisher III Robyns I Winchester II Eden II Hole Watson I II Form C Dassauville Moncrieff Hughes II Whitfield Evatt M Thomas I Knight Paine Priddy Dobell I fRobinson Hill ...
... 1865. had to make her a weekly allowance of 5s for two children, On Saturday, the 22nd of December he gave The @ man named Thomas Beard 5s to pay the defendant. same night, about half-past six he went to St. Laurence’s schools, in Park-street, where he ...