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... DWELLING HOUSE in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Pickering, with Outbuildings and Orchard, containing 3r. lp., garden pump, and a never failing well of water. Also Three Cottages and Garden in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Fullylove, Mrs. Jane Haynes, and Mrs ...
... Baptist Ohapol, the Rev Thomas Nicholson. Mr. Elijah Cousins Trowbridge, Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. Juntos Joseph Leech, Weslgute-et’cet Dec 9, at St Philip's Church, Kenuington-road. Lambeth, the Allen Edwards. Mr J. T. Thomas, Mary Ann, fifth daughter ...
... —Ou Thursday af ternoon,23rd, Mr. It. N. Howard, the coroner for the island, held an inquest at the prison, on the body of Thomas Wilkiesou, a convict, who was found dead in his bed the same morning. The evidence of the governor, Mr. G. Clifton, showed ...
... sheepfold had dropped of healthy lambs, both of which are doing well. On Wednesday a new public free library was The death of Mr. Thomas Creswick, 8.A., ()peed at Doncaster, in what was, until very recently, well-known landscispe Lainter, took place in Lon- building ...
... Packington P. Watts. E yersholt House Day Mr House 15*Rooinson Mr and Mrs “Young Mrand Mrs Denn Mrs A. Radford Villa 13*Ward Mrs Thomas | *Keene Mr & Mis Eastnor H. 13*Webster Mrs { Wesrrourne Mrs & Fryer Mrand Mrs 4. CHURCH STREET. | 3 Southam Mrand Miss 32 ...
... Mister-Gunner Collier. -- J*. M. Pennt.ll, who has previously filled the oi'j was Appointed cook. BENE DEN. The Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., pre aentcd the prizes Monday week to the success pupils at Oibbons Endowed Free School. The results of the examination ...
... THE BOLTON CHRONICLE. SATUKDAV, JANUARY I. 1870 to Workpeople Athistos. T-iMdo' .Mr Thomas Lee entertslued about 60 of hl * wo | neoDte*from Daolane MIU a Christmas party at hUreddence. siJer H'juse choir was present, and dunng efenlng gave a number of ...
... six* stout IRON FRENCH BEDSTI ALL GOODS EytALLY Established nearly Twenty Vcar*. 0. THOMAS, PORTLAND HOUSE NURSERY, tasurn's kill, LARGE stock of SHRUBS, TREES, and Hardy PlanU. Alpine Bedding Plants in endlees variety Practical Gardeners sent oat by the ...
... 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 ...
... Southampton, by the Rev. A. Sedgwick, Mr. Albert Ed. Hardy, of Worthing, Sussex, to Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Staines, of Freemantle ; also, at the same time and place, Mr. Albert Hardy, of Christehurch, Hants, to Miss Mary Ann McKelvey, ...
... Ainsworth, Thomas Batty Addison, Rev. John zahepherd lBirleY, Oliver Burton, E.dwvard Barton, John Blillinsgtou Booth, John Bryning, Joseph Ilornhby Birloy, John Ireland Blackbourne, Lient. Col. Alfrod Raminsdoo Idoulton, William Barton, Thomas Langton lBirloy ...
... being trampled upon. He believed Thomas Merchant was trampled to death. Elise Lucas died from fainting ; Patrick Donovan from being trampled on ; Alfred Kew probably died from his closet being compressed in th crowd ; Thomas Pearson, °mum sxion of the chest ...