... clover. I did not say after named £7O that I would give him for it; he said something about £6O. 1 did not test the stack. Thomas Hardy and George Rogers, who were employed by the defendant to eut the stack, stated that a lot of straw was gullied’* at the ...

... HERTFORD West Street Nursery, Hertford, E. G. WILLIAMS BEOS Fine Stock of HARDY GROWN BEDDING PLANTSGeranium!, autumn strock, best Ttriotieo from 1«. M. per dozen; Calceolaria!, Lobeua, Stocka, Aetera, Ac., Ac., Splendid Colleetioa of SHOW CACTCS and ...

... Valuation under the new Actr hv R P Hardy, Esq., one of the pubhe valuers J.\b.Ac.>..w rJ;. C.piee of thi. meet f.ctory Report, end th. Society . new Handbook for 1881 cen bed on epplicetion to the Secretary. THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary. MORBLLA CUERET ...

... Vicarage. MISS STEPHENSON, THE MISSES HAMILTON, MISS BBICA ROBERTSON, MISS HELEN WEBER. MISS SPENCER JONES, MB. LIONEL BENSON, MR HARDY Haen promieed their amiltance. To commence *t 8.30 p.m. Tickets 7.. fid.; Family Ticket! of three more, 6*. 6rf. eaeb, to obtained ...

... per qt. Other grain quiet former rates. Si#!. Bren ax.—l7th inst., at Grays Vicarage, Essex, the wife of the Rev. Robert Hardy Brenan, of eon, stillborn. _ Deacon.—24th inst., the wife of Mr. Alfred Deacon, of lloddesdon, of a daughter. . v .. Marsh ...

... Allen got away, lt Uemel Hempstead, related attend| ancc on Hunt, who had never recovered, and was now soperannaated. , .. I Thomas Gillmorc, of Bovingdon, also repeated bis evidence, but in a halting manner, and Police-constable I Froglcy said he apprehended ...

... Bayford Vicarage. MBS. FRANK MART BN, XIBS STEPHENSON. THB KISSES HAMILTON, KISS BRIO A ROBERTSON, MR. LIONEL BXNBON, MR. HARDY, And others fwboee nemee will shortly be eanoaneed) have promieed their assistance. Tiokete 7s. 6d. ; Family Tickets of three ...

... Mr. John Hardy, Private Hughes 47 points. Prise* and Winners in the Moving target Competition on hept. 4th —lst. silver Tea Snoons. given by Mre. Parry, Sergeant W. Hugi>es; 2nd. Writing Desk Turnitore, given .Mr. F. w. blunt, Private J. Hardy ; 3rd, 30* ...

... Contribution, abont tut. pe rnni: first quinquennial Valuation .|ojra ibyß. P. Hardy, E-q - ...

... on June 6 last, was proved on the 15th ult by George James Philip Smith, the brother, Philip Vernon Smith, the nephew, and Thomas Somers Cocks, the executors, the value of the personal estate amounting to over *14,000. The testator bequeaths to his wife ...

... 16th Aug.- After bearing the evidence of Mary Ann Goodson, the Bench dismissed the case. Disgraceful Assault. —Otorge Bolton, Thomas Green, Albert Gayler, and Alfred Player, all lads belonging Much Hadham, were charged with assaulting Ettie Lehmann at Much ...

... —Another competition for Iho Tankird t>ok pl iceon Ta*sdey l»*t at the 600 yards range. The namh*r of memh-re who wee 28. Prirate Hardy firet, Priestc A. Smith aeeond, Private Hayes third, Private T. J. Coota fourth. PETTY SESSIONS, Thursday, June 8. Present: ...