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... William Edwards, Esq,, the Crescent, Peterborough, his OTlh year. the Ist insL. Frank Laurance, the belored fluid John Thomas and Mary Hardy, aged yean. the 2iUh November, suddenly, Cottage. Lees. Man.hcstcr. Mary Ann. wife of Mr. Isaac Hook, late of lambs ...
... May It, St. George's, Hanover-square, Thomas Christopher Stokes, Corby, Northants, eldest son of Thomas Stokes, Caldecot, Rutland, to Harriet Annie, only daughter of the late Geoege Gray, of Weldon, Northamptonshire. No cards. ■ May 12, at St. Sepulchre's ...
... allowed to be arranged out of court. —Mr. Thomas North, jun., of Buntingthorpe, pleaded guilty to killing pheasant without a license to kill game, and was fined the mitigated penalty of £5. —Mr. William Hardy, of Ashby Magna, wiis fined £2 Bs. for negligently ...
... Students.— Freehand. —Passed : Thomas Carrington, James Collier, Brian Norris, Benjamin Stanton. Geometry.—Passed: Alice Birdsall, Edward George Craddock, Edward Fox Hardy, W. Lester, Frank Ernest Morris, Johu Thomas Tyrrell, Thomas Whitney. Perspective.—Passed: ...
... Elementary lst Class, Thomas Whitney, Herbert H. Adams, Frank E. Morris, William Thompson), William A. Norris, Thomas G. Watts, Arthur J. Beeby, John J. Wright, George T. Phillips, Everord Percival. 2nd Class, John Hooton, Edward F. Hardy, George A. Wills ...
... E. B. SARCIRANT, 29, Narrow-street. BRAZIER, IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CIIEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. SurneN Long-causeway. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, &C. THOMAS BRAINABY And Sox, Long-causeway. CLOTHIERS, &c. G. W. HOLDEN, Earrow-strect ...
... WHMTLEBEY . R. IILER EXP ISION. —On Tuesday afternoon the boiler of the steam engine connected with Mr. Thomas Whyle's corn windmill, situate in Lattersey Field, burst, owing to the pump for the supply of water not being properly attended to. As it happened ...
... WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Priestgate. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. JOSKPR Wuom,rn , m, Lostosuipsway. W11.1.40N, Loug-causety. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE, &c. THOMAS BRAINY and Som, Long-canseway. CLOTHIERS, &c. G. W. EDWARD VERULTEE, 4 and 5, Market-place. THOMAS WILSON ...
... August 19th.—Before the Rev. V. Knightley, D. R. St. Paul, Esq., and Col. Lowndes. Offences under the Sanitary Acts. —George Hardy, West Haddon, was charged with allowing two cottages, unfit for human habitation, to be occupied. It appeared that the Sanitary ...
... 29, Narrow-street. - BRAZIER., IRON & TIN-PLATE WORKER. R. HARDY, 27, Prieatgate. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. WIOGLSTOX. Long-causeway. STIPHEX Loug•uauseway. -.CARRIA.PR MANUFACTURERS, &a. THOMAS BIikTIMY SON, Long•canaeway. CLOTHIERS, &t • Boum?, Nar ...
... Mr. Joseph S|>encer, south by the Peakirk road, east by the Wer ringtjn Bridge road, and west by land belonging Mr. J. B. Hardy. BY MR. WILLIAM MANN. Lot S.—Two DWELLING-HOUSES. ia Werriagton, fronting the town street, with brick and tiled barn and stable ...
... Beal Lord M.biwbnry. Secretary of State for India. . Marquis of Salisbury. SaU C«toT«. Secretory State for War Mr. Gathome Hardy* M,. R, A. C™. Pint Ixwd the Admiralty Mr. Ward Hunt. Chancellor of the Exchequer.. Sir Stafford Northcote, Postmaster-General ...