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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 ...
... 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 ...
... The Bight Hon. Sir W. Bovill, Lord Chief Justice CP. The Right Hon. Sir Edward Vaughan Williams. The Hon. Sir George Rose. Thomas Webb Greene. Esq., Q.C., John Osborne, Esq., Q.C. Edward Smith Bigg, Esq. Robert Bayly Follett, Esq., Taxing Master in Chancery ...
... could to by any Ober *mutate. After the deny prdionna had he edsa* cordially odder the mperudendenee of Mr. Wm Smith, the hardy toiler. dummied to their allotted Imetelries, while the ,epleadad band of works, nutterde Um, Um, ones mere marched to the ...
... and William Hull Grocer, Morpeth ; W. Davie eon, Alnwick ; Henry Hoy, Felton; McDonald, Belford ; Taylor Sea ton Sluice; Thomas R. Davieon, and Mr. Rewcastle, Bedlington; Mr. Brown, Newbiggin; Mr. Barker, Warkworth ; Mr. Ternept, Ambie Mr. James Thompson ...
... Chemists, and William Hall Grocer, Morpeth ; W. Davidson, Alnwick ; Henry Hoy, Felton; McDonald, Belford ; aylor Seaton Sluioe; Thomas R. Davison, and Mr. Rewcastle, Bedlington; Mr. Brown, New biggin; Mr. Barker, Warkworth ; Mr. Ternent, Amble Mr. James Thompson ...
... spot. Woman Burnt to Death at Bothal.—An inquest was held at the Oak Inn, in the parish of B4ithal, on Wednasday, *by dames Hardy, Esq., coroner, the of lsalN*lla Gibson, an old I woman 82 years of age. who was found in her house* | burnt to death. Verdict ...
... The following arc the names of tho performers—Mr Douglas, of \lnwiok, ably presided the harmonium ; Messrs John, Hobert and Thomas Weightman, shilbottlo, »s instrumentalists; and tin; singers, Air W. Patrick and Miss A. J. Patrick, ol .Newcastle; Messrs ...
... The Right Hon. Sir W. Bovill. Lord Chief Justice CP. The Right Hon. Sir Edward Vaughan Williams. The Hon. Sir George Rose. Thomas Webb Greene. Esq., Q.C., John Osborne, Esq., Q C. Edward Smith Bigg, Esq. Robert Bayly Follett, Esq., Taxing Master in Chancery ...
... Wai»jn Hubert Phillips ••* George Kmmcrson Hubert Hardy M . James Hoyle M . Hubert Armour Henry Sadler ..• James Sadler William Taylor M . John Phillips Thomas O. Hardy John Dodds Hubert Sadler William Barker ...
... Private McEwen danced a hornpipe very gracefully. Bombardier Robertson played a solo on the flute, whilst, by way of variety, Thomas Robson occasionally discoursed sweet sounds from the violin. The viands were both substantial and excellent, and reflected ...
... towns held at the in the pariah a Balsam sad 'on the Lord's the of of the It had been intended that the dutner before J. J. Hardy, Gurnee', body Hebert • which be moved should be nosed by the co .Mold take place before meeting of Parliament, bet Tait, ...