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... the David O sen, 7 lengths, met Thomas Hardy, 10) second round the first try ‘a foul occurred, and ‘on the race biing rowed. ‘as done, and Hardy 6 lengths, Huddaré, lengths, wi ease. beat in this will be between J. Fs Hardy. match was JoBsox axd W. FoR £190 ...
... Auckland, and it is quite Possible that the dog will be found the sixty-four runners at Waterloo next month. Hoe is a resolute, hardy class of dog, gocs © more than average pace, At and ss merry as a kitten mext bis hare, Ripon this year he was led a couple ...
... James Bro. George A. Allan, Read, 8.8, Bro. Joba Ballo, 5.8.5 Bro, Geo wes 8 tear, hich has been presented the lodge by Bro, Hardie. ness the ‘was closed in due form by the W.M. In the at Mrs N. Brown's ita” ‘Howdon, where about fc sat dawn to an * manner ...
... Dobson, chemist; Henry Hollis, cabinet-maker; Robert Jobson, carter; John Thos. Jobson, draper; Thomas Kirk, plumber and glazier; Thomas Patterson, tailor ; Thomas Smart, draper ; Wm. Smart, tailor; John Thompson, clerk; John Wealleans, castle gardens: H. ...
... division: Robert Pantling, John Holmes, Algernon Biggs, James Stott, David Brown, John Balmbra, Thomas Appleby. Lower division: Atkinson Davison, James Wallace, Thomas Holmes, George Dixon, Edward J. Humble, and Ralph Hall. After the distribution of prizes was ...
... Burscough train, Edward Sutton, of Ormskirk, aged 36, who had a wife and family, was killed on the spot. The engine-driver, Thomas Looney, aged 50, also of married and a family, and the stoker, Robert Sanderson, aged 20, single, were both killed, and they ...
... for presentation to Brother George Hardy, MEETING OF DELEGATES OP DURHAM DEPUTIES’ ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the deputies of Ravensworth Colliery was held last night, at the Low Fell, when the chair was taken by Mr Thomas Gardner of that place, and the meeting ...
... Maule, do; Thos. lnxon, Mr Wm. Luke, do ; J. Shqrt, jun., do; Mr James Stott, jun., do ; George Richard, do: Mr Thomas Pickard, do ; Mr Thomas Pickard, jun., do; Mr George Stott, do; Mr George Gibson, do; Mr H. S. Johnson, do; Mr Elias Burnett, do; James ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Between Robert Tower Robertson Wilson and Georgo Craik and Thomas Craik, uudpr the firm of Wilson and Craifes, Ronvick, ironfounders aud puginet Fiasr GENEBAL MEETINGS. rge CrawlorJ. Tjne Dock Coffee Doom!*, Had* eon Street, Tyne ...
... the 23rd inst, Jane, widow of John Wallace, coast-guard, aged 73. At Woolmarkvt, on the 23rd inst., Sarah, widow of the laic Thomas Weatherston, plasterer, aged 8('». At Wallace Green, the inst., Dorothy, widow of Janies Ford, surgeon, aged l>M. High Street ...
... being below in their quarters, and of coarse had hardy time get on portion of their clothing. Five them, including the boy, managed to scramble boara the steamer, and Captain Hainsworth the n ate, Thomas Scott, got hits ship’s boat, which was lying astern ...
... are day March, are, ounce | “ibele debia or cleims to me, the under- signed, THOMAS GILLESPIE. of House Chambers, ‘estgate the Tiquidation, oF tn it they ill be ex the to THOMAS Trustee. Pebruary, HE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869,—JIn the T heared a. Soot iden at ...