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... and with regard to a paragraph in which the directors recommended the proprietors to increase Mr Hardie's salary £100 a year, he might say that Mr Hardie went to that Company as secre- tary in 1865, and that the amount paid in dividend was then £6,000; ...
... Committee); second prize, £4; thrird prize, £1: 1st, T. Thoempsoa Dinnigton,; 2ad, Thomas RobsnIJ BFvrnes3, Otterburn; 3rd, David Sinellwood, Old Abbey Inn, Whitby; h. c., Thomas A. Wsard, Bywell._ MORPETH BICYCLE CLUB SPORTS. The annual seorts of the Morpeth ...
... BrSSN'FSS FAILURES, A l etitien was Mled in the Bankruptcy Court, Neewcastle, on batruslsv, by George Hunter Hardy, trading under the style or firm of Hardy Brothers, at Stepney, Quayside, and Byker, as timber ntrclhants, cart proprietors, and brick manufacturers; ...
... Coal Defence Aseocristion will not submit the seats qutstion to aibitration.-1 am, dear sir, yours faithfully, I. 0. LASB.o. Thomas Burt, Esq., M.P. The miners employed at South denwvrell Colliery gave in their notices on Tuesday, their desire being to have ...
... Hall, LiX3les; W Ward, WeAt livrllepool, L`3 l5s: Saciiiersoin, btocobtn, 414 5s; Hardy, Wtest lattlepool, £13 12s-; fla., £14 its; Judson, £'13 . is;s, Sanderco £11; Hardy isis). Lii;E s; fail (six),£15 is. Cheviots; allace, £4; Itotinoon, £11 his; 1uarrhy ...
... consideration of the greatly increased business of the company and the very efficient services of the secre. tary, Mr William Hardie (who has been in the employment of the company above a quarter of a century), the directors have pleasure in recommending ...
... gun now pro- I duced was his. Mir Thomas (for the defence): How do you know that this is your gun?-Pro- secutor: Aw knaw nicely. (Laughter.) - Mr Thomas: But how do you know?-Prosecutor: Why, there's some marks ?? Thomas: What marke'?-Prosecutor: There's ...
... Street, 'New- cestle, under the presidency of Alderman Hedley, chairmnan of the Board of Directtors. The secretary (M~r Win. Hardie) read the notice convening the meeting, and the report of the Directois SIwhich was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, after expressing ...
... Goudhurst, Kent, and of No. 10, Hyde Park Gardens, who died on March 21 last, was proved on thel2thinst. by George Thomas Jenkins; Tudwia Nathan Hardy, the son-in-law, and Charles James Jessel, the eon, the executore, the value of the persona: estate amounting ...
... pension of £4,000 per nnumforthre livs, nd £8400 he thug baee ?? ro is amly nosooeton it ths iense. The present, Sir John Hardy Tburshy, Dart, of Ormerod HOuse Burnley, High S3heriff oi larnfaster in to~e Jubilee year, hue presented to the town of Buitolsy ...
... Birmingham, out of business, formerly licensed victualler Thomas Manners of Birmingham, surveyor Henry Bradley of Great Harwood, joiner Daniel Thomas of Colwinstone, Glamorganshire, farmer Whinzer Thomas of Colwinstone, Glaznorganshire, farmer Archibald Clubbs ...
... lifactured Iron Trade was held in the Central Buildins, l rarlington. The president of the hoard. Mr Whitwel), ?? soled, and Mr Thomas Cullen of underlanl occullit-4t tle ?? Prasident pro- posed, and the Vict-l'resient seconded, a vote of thanks from the Beard ...