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... Goodeve, J.P., Thomas 0. Mayor, Robert Carpenter, James Winscombe. Booading-out Cornnittec .-Thomas Pease, John Yalland, Edwin Parry, Dr. Goodeve, J.P., Rev. H. H. Hardy, C. Cordeux, James Cousins. Schoot Attendance Com. miltee -Thomas Pease, John Yalland ...
... William Bryant. HORFIBLD.-Rev. Henry Hlaistwell Hardy. TEE DISTRICT.-JoeSph Naish and Robert Carperter. STArLETON.-Jobn Yalland and Samuel Jones. STOKs G ounR -Thomas Parker. WRsTBuaY-oN-TRrM-Edwin Tardrew, Thomas Pease, Rev. James Heyworth, and Alfred Shipley ...
... elate ieruhaist, New Swindon. Selfe. Robert Joseph, butcher, IKingswood. Phillips, Thomas, grocer, 8vwansea. PAR'ITNt;5HIP DISSOLVED. Brown, Benjamin, and Evans, Thomas Sutton, Cardiff, paper makers. DIVIDEND DECLARED. Dicks, Johnr Nortbenby-street, Exeter ...
... inspection of the children sent out. n Mr. HENRY NAISae said he understood the letter in an entirely different light to Mr. Thomas (hear). From the action taken by other Boards of Guardians recently it was apparent that the Local Government Board did not ...
... shoemaker. D. Thomas, Yesiredyfodwg, builder. BANHRUPTS-TOESDAY, MAY I. Baxter, Samuel, and Baxter, Elijah, Kldegrove, Staffordshire, greo'rs- lay , Hanley. crauci, William. Hedley-in-Arden. Warwikeabire, victualler- Mlay 12, Warwick. Hardy, Charlotte, ...
... Peter's Hospital, the guardians present being MSessrs. :.' H. 'naish (chairman), J. Bessoll (doputy-ehairman), C. ho W~intlo, W. Thomas, H. Parnall, F. Gay, J. Mi. Scott, C. Roes, W. Taylor, WV. Pearce, R. Tyler, G3. Morris, F. go Snary, WV. Madden, E. 0. Lorymor ...
... Edwards, J. Pavey, J. Cousins, I. Barratt, IV. Stone, C. Garton, C. Cordsnx, J. Carry, J. Kiugenino, Dr. Gosdevo, Revs. H. H. Hardy and J. Heyworth. The statement of relief for the week endiog April 1th showed that the nsusber of indoor paupers was d59, being ...
... S. Tricks, G. Mr E.tu . Harley, M D. P. lelfield, W. Taylor, h. Pullin, Ge. Grant, h W. Pearce. Cbas. Penn, R. G. Moon, ?? Thomas, R. C. Stephens, E. G. Lorymer, Gee. Pearson, Geo. Scrise, Harry Symes, H. G. Gardner, Win. Stevens, W. H' Bennett, W. Ring ...
... Durham, contractor, April 18, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. t PARTN ERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a Thomas Chard, Edwin Chard, and Thomas Turner Chard, I Barr-satreet, Bristol, seedomen.-Thomas Towill and Frances i Rebecca Knig ton Towill, Paulton, Somersetshire, innkeepers ...
... Jones, Coosons, Carpenter, Perry, Carry, M1arsh, Petheram, Harding, lLee W. Hathway, W. Pothick, the Rvev. J. Heyworth, HI, H. Hardy, Major Castle, anTh~e CLERKd (M~r. C. E. Hunt) certified that the election of guFrdians had been conducted in conformity with ...
... beginning to end.' ' TheRcl . Henry Haistwell Hardy, MA., of University a College, Oxford, has been instituted to the rectory of Alicheldeat, on the nomination of Mr. M. Weinyss- - Colehester, of the Wilderness. Mr. Hardy was formerly incumbent of Preston, and ...
... Messrs. W., Taylor, D. P. 1e5n Belfield, Bees, G. Morris, Williamsv, R. Tyler, Willk, ol, Pearce'XWlntle, Scott, W~ithare, Thomas, Plum, Levy, and gor- Gay. The weekly statement of relief elhowed that the la-number of indoor poor for the year ending 28;h ...