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... vice-chair. The chairman, attar briefly referring to the object of the meeting ; called upon Mr Thomas Hardy, Iveston, to make the presentation. Mr Hardy spoke of Mr Turnbull's connection with the miners iu the district, and his work amongst them in the ...
... OUTBREAK OF CATTLE DISEASE. Pleuro-pneumonia has broken ont in a herd of 29 cows on the farm of Thomas Oates Hardy, Aid borough. in Holdemess. Measures have been taken to isolate the remainder of the herd, and defined district has been mapped out. We ...
... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works, £100. Lady Duff us Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, £100. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Melville ...
... and returns it to Geo. Thornton, Sheepwash, will receive the above reward. NO. 75 won the SEWING MACHINE belong, ing to Thomas Hardy. NO. 318 won the CHINA, and 463 the CLOCK, dispose! of by B. Lewis, Ohoppington. NO. 97 and 177 won the Cucumber FRAMES ...
... Victor Hugo is seventy-six, Tom Hughes is fifty-five, Froude is sixty, Ruskin is fifty-nine, Teairnson is sixty-nine, Thomas Hardy is only thirty-eight, W~iiiam Black is thirty-seven, and Bret Earie is thirty- nille. The private view day of the Royal ...
... with points; Privates James Hardy, ; 3rd, Joseph Bell, 53; 4th, John Thompson, 48; sth, Robert Partington, 47; sth, John Dixon, 47 ; George Lee, 45; Bth, George Thompson, 45; 9th, Archibald Baptist, 40; 10th, Thomas Hardy, 34. Sergeant Winton presented ...
... prize for six foreign ferns in James Thompson, Newcastle, being second. prize for collection W. took first as follows >— Thomas A; Hardy, Dunn, and HL Hunter, John Holmes, Biggs, W. LS large of extra prizes were of Ni for the. best s the by Wm. Ingram, the ...
... sometimes when I went to w ark on the estate John Nicholson, joiner, Corbridge, 42 years old; Thorias Alcroft, 39 years old; Thomas Hardy, platelayer, Dilston, 60 years old; Joseph Atkin, draper, Corbridge, 59 years old; William Ridley Carr, firebrick manufacturer ...
... accompanying illustra- tinas. Carselis' Almanack, beautifully illustrated, moy also be included in. the list of annuals. Mr Thomas Hardy is writing a new serial story, entitled The Trumpet. Major.' The first monthly number of The ?? has just been published ...
... Win. MocEwen, ?? and a pair of leggings Gunner Joseph Turnbull, l~s and a silk muffler; Private Thomas Fullerton, l4s and set of gold studs; Private James Hardy, 12s and ampair of legings; Corporal James Simpson, ils and a bottle of brandy; Gun- ner Mark ...
... is committing great ravages in Kirk- calc>. Illcuro-pneumonia has broken out in a herd of 29 cows on the farm of 'Mr Thomas Gates Hardy, Aldborougli, in lolderness. Mleasures have been taken to isolate the re- mainder of the herd, al a defined district ...
... of ‘Hardy Brothers and. others. yr vite ae ‘Apply to Sanith’s, 1, Queen Séreet, well and ©: Pe for each term as may bo ‘There is a quod sized garden tn front, and 9 very maberate ~ Apply to Box Ler, of years, with from your to year. for aterm alll the ...