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... which they were more familiar. The reading was very good of both boys and girls. A recitation, Speak thusly, and wog, The Hardy Norseman, followed, and were greatly applauded. Next came an examination in Sciptute History by Mr. Woodhouse, who questioned ...
... them in by the heels against a warm fence, where they can be covered with straw in hard weather; get fuchsias and other half-hardy plants into pots or boxes, to remain ander the stage in the greenhouse, or any place safe from frost, or, if to remain in the ...
... John Cooling, Charles Smith, Zachariah Priestley, William Hemstock, George Taylor, John Pettener, Jarvis Parkins, Thomas Butler, and Thomas Fatchett, good and lawful men the said parts and county, who being now here duly chosen, sworn, and charged to inquire ...
... applied for bail, which was granted, and the hearin ■- remanded. Attempting to Pick Pockets.— Two men named John Robinson and Thomas Swift were charged by Jas. Hebb, now a bookbinder in Lancashire, with attempting to pick his pocket.— Complainant deposed ...
... Ii. Oust Mr T. Upton, jun., Mr WT. Ii. Goddard, ir 1. o1.t, Mr W. H:unt, Mr A. DIayhield, AIr ?? Allison, Mr Thomas Buckton, Mr George Hardy, Mr Bihbb, Melr George Bucaton, ?? icharO Field, Mr 1i. King, Mr A. B. Ganderton, Mr J. Wilkinson, lr ?? B. D ...
... Premises good and but principals need apply/ A ARM to LET of about 24 Acre* of Enquire of W. Laad M FARMS to LET. R. HARDY will forward List of Farms to .. varies Counties, upon receipt 12 pSLLS rtT, P* rtlcul *« application. 3, Norman-street, Lincoln ...
... the south by South Bank I.me, on the west by lands of Mr. Walker ami others, on the east lands of Messrs. Wm. Hibbert and Thomas Godfrey respectively, and the north by Street-lane, containing • 1 6 Lot 14. A Close of rich Grass Land, bounded on the south ...
... notice was given on Sunday last that henceforth quarterly collectious would be made in the church. Sunday morning last Mrs. Ann Hardy, aged 64. was found the neighbours by the side of her bed quite dead. It is supposed she died of apopiexy, on the night previous ...
... spoliation scheme. Lord Derby and Lord Cairns, with a noble following in the Upper House, and Mr. Disraeli and Mr. Gathorne Hardy, with a force of 275 earnest Conservatives in the Lower House, afford substantial guarantees that what can be done will be ...
... Eyre, of Prebend end, Bedford. December 24, aged 66, Thomas Jones, of Cosgrove. December 16, at 38, Sutherland road, North Bow, London, aged Id years Catherine, fourth daughter of Mr. Josiah Thomas Rogers, Lite of Dunstable. December 17, at New Grimsbury ...
... *t ?? FaaBMAjrixs's Higb street. Oarriages may be ordered foi uuarter-paat Ten o'ChJek. Children in Arms not admitted. W. HARDY, Hon. Sec. THIS RVEVING. JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. GRAND FASH 'ON ABLE NIGHT. Mr. ELLIS will Preside at tbe Organ. ht. Advertisement ...
... Chamber*, the Lord I’rovcmt of Edinburgh, who is present enjoyinp short winter holiday has addressed the following letter to Thomas Knox, of Edinburgh “Nice, France, December 20, 1868. Dear Mr Knox,— I am in n*ceipt of your note of the 23d, from which 1 ...