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... silver beet. g J. C. Ingham, Greetland; Ist. four exotic ferns: Ist, four hardy British ferns: 2nd, four lycopodiums: Ist. two achimenes: 2nd. two phloxes: Ist and 2nd, one hardy herbaceous plant: Ilst, £4. collection of six atove or greenhonse plants ...
... Estate Office, Nun Brook, to receive the rents of the Hartshead tenants. Dinner was served at the Three Nuns Inn, by Mr. A, Hardy.— On Thursday forenoon the Clifton farmers attended at the Armytage Avms, when Sir George was also rruscnt. A substantial dinner ...
... officiating minister, and he delivered a most Puthetic and appropriate address in the chapel. Remarks were also made by Mr. Thomas Hardy and the Rev, Bennett Anderson, of Liverpool; Mr, M, Moseley, of Bishop Auckland ; and Mr. W. H. Whitehead, all of whom ...
... Day and a jury for the wilful murder of Edward George Copley, at Badsworth, on April 29th last. Mr. \%’ut undv Mr. Gerald Hardy prosecuted on behalf of the Crown, and Mr. C. Mellor and Mr. W. Thompson defended the prisoner. The trial began at ten o'clock ...
... expires to-day (Friday). Youksumre Baxp or Hoee Uxiox.—The halifyearly meetings were held at Skipton last Saturday, when Mr. Thomas Whiteley represented the Brighoue, Rastrick and District Baud of Hope Union. Paek Cuvren.—ln connection with the young women's ...
... Fred Hall, to Miss Esther Any Thornton, both of Clifton HeBBLETHWAITE—THoMAS.— April 2nd, at Halifax Parish Church,Mr, Ellis Hebblethwaite, silkdresser, Southowram, to Miss Emma Thomas, of Halifax. HarrisoN—BAßßEß.—March 3lst, at Halifax Parish Church, ...
... comprised :— Messrs. William Pilling (foreman), Ramsden Crowther, James Cooke, Thomas Farness, John Earnshaw, Joseph Fillingham, John Crowther, George Mitchell Arthur Pearson, Thomas Freeman, James Fox, a.nti David Walshaw. Inspector Punton and Dr. Bond were ...
... his wickets. Ranfield joincd Hardy, Whatmough auickly sending him to his rightabout. Heap next emerged from the pavilion and succeeded in placing five to his credit before Whatmough uprooted his sticks, Sayles became Hardy's next partner, but with the ...
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... DeaN of York, Lapy Exya Cusr, &e. The TENTS will be presided over by the following Ladies :— Pk and Maroon Mrs. Child, Miss Thomas, ,» Lottie Firth, »w N. Child. Rose and Peacock : ] Royal Blue and Scarlet Mis. Jos. Blackburn, i Mrs. Oldfield, .. Chas. ...
... cockscombs, 3s. and ls. 6d.. Gabriel Ineson, Heckmondwike; one tender annual, 25., Greenwood Wadsworth ; one hardy annual, 25., R. Simpson, Selby; one hardy herbaccous plaut. 25.. Geo. Barr ; pot of light lillinms, 25.6d.,J. I&)meley. Greetland ; pot of dark ...
... re-start. Thamas made a short dodgy run and passed to Hardy, and play settled at the ’Ehomes *25,” Hebble eventually scoring another minor, which was soon followed by a second. From a s by Hardy, S. Fox made a grand run and scored, E?biuson doing the ...