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... Mr. G. Brumell, clerk to the Guardians; Dr. Paton, medical officer; Aid. Duncan, Mr. J. Wigham, Morpeth Castle; Mr. J. R. Hardy, (Guardians); and Mr. J. Watson, relieving officer* Thanks having been returned, John Robinson ( the doctor), one of the ...
... with immediate possession i than the or separate, the HOUSE and Nos. 73 and 75, Standish-street, Burnley, the occupation of thomas Manley, Pork | EY. and Grocer. The property is well situated of the above branches of ba-iness, more es tthe BU- for a Pork ...
... leading to Thirsk, and late the property and in the possession of Mr. Thomas Parvin, deceased. Further Information and Particulars may be had of Mr. C. Yeate. , Sand Hutton ; Mr. Thomas Spence, Thirsk ; at the Offices c_ Messrs. Arrowsmith and Rhodes, Solicitors ...
... Board of Guardians, Mr. J. Banks, Puilsey; Messrs. B. Andrews, Parsley ; Thomas Barker, Thornton ; George Hinnings, Pndsey ; John Nevins, Clayton • Joseph Hardy, Thornton ; Thomas Othly, Idle ; B. Gill, Heaton ; J. C. Kitchinginan, North 'Kerley ; and ...
... New Broad-st. Sur. Dec. 19 Donkin, Thomas, coal agent, Great College-st, Camden-town. Pet. Nov. 26. Reg. Murray. O. A. Parkyns. Sols. Neal and Philpot, Great Knight Rider-st, Doctors'-commons. Sur. Dec. 15 Eade, Thomas, wheelwright, Kennington-la. Pet. ...
... Class—Richard Marks, , Old Gingerbread ; John Webb, Alone in London. Fifth Cava—Frederick Guest, Pay your Debts ; Thomas Smith, British Workman. Sixth Class—George Hayward, Band of Hope Review. —Girte.—First Class—Eliza Evett, Gems of English ...
... from being trampled upon. behoved Thomas Merchant was trampled to death. ElUa Lucas died froni feinting ; Patiiok Donovan from being trampled on; AlfeedKew probably died from his chest being compremed in the ; Thomas Pearson, pompression of the chest; ...
... respectively on the rateable value of 1868. On the 16th the Council passed a vote of condolence and sympathy the family of Mr. Thomas Standbridge, the late T«)wn Clerk. On the 23rd the Lunatic Asylum Committee presented their report for 1868, which showed ...
... summer's formation. These considerations must, of course, influence the operator in the use of the knife when engaged in pruning. HARDY FLOWER GARDEN. -- still require every ray of light, and every breath of air which can be afforded them ; they will now need ...
... and Lady WILLOUGHBY BROKE. Viscount and Viscoontcaa MOUNT GARRETT. H. C. WISE, Esq., M.P., and Mrs. WISE. JOHN HARDY, Esq., M.P., and Mrs. HARDY. A. W. PEEL, Esq., M.P., and Mra. PEEL. E. GREAVES, Eaq., M.P. H. A. BRASSEY, Eaq., M.P., and Mra. BUASSEY. C ...
... was charged with similar offence. H. James and P.C. Law proved purchasing loaf, which was 2 oz. short. Fined bs- and coots. Thomas OKmnell, Westgate-slreet, was charged with similar offence. The same witnesses were examined. The loaf purchased was found ...
... Schoolroom, beneath Blackett Street Chai>el. Newcastle. At five o’clock tea was served to about 150 'adieu and gentlemen. Mr. A. Hardy, secretary of the Blackett Street school, Mr. M. Herd, secretary of the Scotswood Road school, and Mr. Wm. Thompson, secretary ...