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... Bain- bridge, Thomas D. Bulmed, Thomas Hardy, W. H. Hopper, Charles V. Howard, Cl*ra E. Taylor, Joseph Wil m °t. Geometry — Charles V. Howard, Joseph Wilmot.Albert C. Baynes. Perspective — James George Larkum. Model —Parkin Foster, Thomas ...
... THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT bEDCAB. THE INQUEST. Yesterday inquest was held tbc Royal Hotel, Rcdcar, view of the bodies of Thomas Hardy Middleton, 33 years of age ; George Royal Taylor, 21 years of age; Richard Robson, 27 years o! ago ; and Albert Imocon ...
... HIRST ALL Temperance Society.— Thursday, a lecture w..s given in the Terai*eranoe Room, by Mr, Thomas Hardy, of Birmingham, on “The Race of life, and How Win It.” collection was made at the close. GOOD Templars. —On Wednesday evening, Mr. Lewis, of Lees ...
... two months' hard labour. Felony Care.— Thomas Gilbert, and Edward Spittlehouse were charged with stealing one scythe and one rake, valued at Bs., the property Thomas Hardy, in Ellesley, on the 13th August.—Mr. Hardy occupies the Normanton Inn and farm, ...
... Bennett, of Tuxford, on Thursday, and stealing therefrom £5 in gold, was remanded till Tuesday. Caution to Publicans.— Thomas Hardy was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours, on Sunday, in his house, the Normanton Inn, Clumber Park.—Poli ...
... years. Davison.— October 2*Btb. at South Shields, aged 73, Mary, wife of Robert Davison. Houizs.- On October 31st, aged 54, Thomas Hardy £ Holmes. Norey Farm, Carlton, near O.ley. Ei.'.to.v On the Ist instant, aged 20 years, Francis Michael son of the late ...
... many other phases which one would imagine to bo far more appropriate to love's young dream.— A Pair oj Blue Eyes, by Thomas Hardy. Db. de Joxgh's Light-Brown Cod Livr:R Oil.- In Debility of Adults its efficacy is unequalled. Mr. Ro viand Dalton, District ...
... and report them. They at present make no order as to the boy returning to his service. Assault.— Thomas Walker was summoned for assaulting Thomas Hardy at Gringley.— The parties are both respectable tradesmen and the Bench allowed the summons to be withdrawn ...
... his opinion, the pinfold was unfit for occupation. He had in- spected the chimney in Garbutt-street, complained, of. Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Hewitt had promised to heighten the chimney. He also reported nuisances on premises in Carlton-strect and Howden-street ...
... had some words of difference about the weight. —Bis Honour gave judgment for the defendant. Claim for Cattle Trespassing.—Thomas Hardy, late of Norman ton Inn, near Elkesley, Retford, Francis Sissons, of Worksop, snd William Barlow, trustees for the estate ...
... allegations, and ordered the defendant to return to his place and pay the costs. A Paltry Case. John Metiers, Joseph Barnes, Thomas Hardy, and William Flear, all of Thorn hw, were severally charged with allowing their cattle stray on tbe highway in the parish ...
... poulterer, Alford, Lincolnshire.—Adjudication Nov. 1870. LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT* Wm' Thomas Rhodes, of Harrogate, grocer. Robinson. Jackson. A Thomas Hardy, of Hull, sail makers. Brearley Richardson, of Halifax, bo and tobacconist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...