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... at Works - m. Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas Ashford, •ngink , AMP , . aged 33 yearn On thr 26th nit, at Work.o:.. Annie, darghter of Mr. Charles Tailor, age . 3 years On at Whattan.lege, Ann. wit* of Thomas Hardy. seed 47 Oa the at rwaton, Susannah, daughter ...
... (Otto and Windt'.) begias the new near with the opening chapters of a new novel called The Return of the Native, by Mr. Thomas Hardy. There is much to interest in Mr. H. Barton Baker's Parisian fisloes of the Seventeenth and Etichteenth Centuriee. Wilkie ...
... labourer, MIS?, on bail, 17, iron monlder, and fil•Tresw Woot.sioncitorr. 20, agricultural labourer, we ebar.ed with robbing Thomas Hardy, sad st-,1 , :1t from pe e . eon a wetch and chain, value £4, st Mitii6old, on 19ih May, Itt7s lethetington Mynah epproved ...
... of the expenses. —Henry Jones and Thomas Cowley, charged with drunkenness and riotous behaviour in Carol-gate, on the 2nd lost, were ordered to pay las each.— Williant Doherty pleaded not guilty to assaulting Thomas Littlewood, landlord of the Butcher's ...
... especially valasible, as affording glimpses of the childhood of Mary Stuart. The Deonty•lieeper of the Records, Sir Thomas Dune Hardy, in his thirty•fourth report, which has just been published, gives tom, extracts whioh show how the young Queen Mary ...
... strikes s lighter chord than the Gentlemen s, the story element pr:•doeuiiiates, the writers beet/ Mr. James Pays mid Sir. Thomas Hardy. 'Vitt*. A Ooloana forum in this number, the flith of the fiat of papers on The Homes and haunts of the Italian Poets ...
... F4,WL STEALING AT - Gilbert and John Powell, labourers, pleaded guilty to stealing two fowls, value is., the property of Thomas Hardy, at Elksley, on the 15th July, and were sentenced, Gilbert, who had been twice previously convicted to three months' and ...
... by the Company for tarrying the luggage, and they, therefore, were not responsible for its safe transit A farmer named Thomas Hardy, of West Isaake, ha s just been summoned for neglecting to give notice that he cattle suffering from foot and mouth disease ...
... of Lessee. I Parish I Tbornasand Newark Drury now John John Pearce now, Ditto . Thomas Porter., 'Thos. Sta n sail, Ditto . :afterwards Sued Terreweet DOW March, Res. T. Penrose, Girton afterward. R ev . April, Ann Henrietta l lsiewnrk 4. Miller I)itto ...
... Smith, Ilyson Green, to Miss Eliz. Needham lienin, of Newark. -HARDY.- Munk 2114, at Winthorpe, Wier Dim, TESinailia, the Rev. !tandem, Wesleyan !insister, to Mary only daughter of Mr. T. W. Hardy, formerly of the Market iilsoe, Newark. HORNE HRLL. Jlme 17th ...
... Wri4ht Mi.. Hole John Barlow Hoses Hardy T. Smith Woolley Rest Robert Wiliam Greases William Hutchinsoa John Hardy John Williams Zillah Bruniu'om William Taylor Monad Mumby Starr John Hunt Thomas Rickllng Joseph Gibson Thomas Marshall Thema. Marshall William ...
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