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... The death is announced of Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, deputy keeper of public records. A lady of independent means, named Benbow, has just died at Leamington, at the age of 104. She was the widow of an ironmonger, and was in full possession of her faculties ...
... received silk in 1866. It is again asserted at the Record Office that Sir George Jessell will succeed Lord Romilly Sir Thomas D. Hardy retires from the Deputy Keepership of the Rolls on his full salary. Mr. Justice Byles will retire from the Common Pleas ...
... labour for stealing fowls, the property of Thomas Morrey, at Bexton, on the 15th May. . John Daroy, 54 years, labourer, was sentenced 1 to six months' hard labour for stealing an ass, the property of Thomas Jones, at Nantwich, on the 29th of April. > ...
... and Co., 16, Waterloo Pleas) for July contains the opening chapters of a new story entitled The Head of Etbelberta, by Thomas Hardy, the author of Pet from the Madding Crowd. We are also promised a new story in August. British Birds and Bird Lovers ...
... modest recompense of 4007. a year. Mr. Knight was appointed the other day by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of the public records ; but on his nomination being sent in to the Treasury, Mr. Lowe is said to have summarily ...
... Hodokineon, Thomas Roberts, Thomas Smith, S. Smith, G. S. Weed, T. V. loyle, H. J. Birch, H. A Latham, P. T. Ada, John Deena, T. J. Masse, John Scott, W. M. Lightfoot, J. Nadine, J. R c iF T. H. Cottingham W. Bagwell, G. Mom, C. , G. Thomas, Hart Davies ...
... received silk in 1866. It is again asserted at the Record Office that Sir George Jewell will succeed Lord Romilly. Sir Thomas D. Hardy retires from the Deputy Keepership of the Roll, on his full salary. Mr. Justice Bylee will retire from the Common Pleas ...
... ball of an ¢., Thomas R. above two and adapted to the “getter, £5, Jone Wren ham-street, Mold. Best bull, breed, above one and under two £2 10s, Taio-y. -y- cow or to the heifer, of any pare hardy breed, in calf or milk, adapted £2 i Thomas Roberts, pure ...
... RELEASE OF THOMAS MORAN. HIS SIDE OF THE CASE At seven o'clock on Thursday morning, Thomas Moran was released from Chester Castle, whither, on the 23rd of AprU, he had been sent for one calendar month by the Chester City Magistrates, on a oharge of negleoting ...
... “SPECIFIC. A certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, mu aT 1s. 14p., 2s. 9p., 4s. 64., lls. PREPARED L GEORGE HARDY, 10, FULHAM ROAD, BROMPTO LONDON, for several BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION & DISEASES OF THE CHEST ST INVESTMENT of the ...
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... I. 'THE CHRONICLE, OCTOBER 28, 1878. F I N E N E W GR.O A T S HARDY WELSH WINTER VETCHEB.I TABELA2 STAT EMENT RYE SCARLET CLOVER, RAPE, And other Seeds for present sowing. of the quality. Sherrie, the Bomber of attendance sad of the Comma of the City ...