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Sheffield Independent
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... J*WV*>? ?? Wab»ooocit_- ,- . E INTERLUDE, A B y THOMAS HARDY. tut wod-nr Crowd,' Coder «*r '^iw ' ' inmrp- Major, roi.?^Z— — - ATKINSON, JOB* A VI , 90, Sheffield Moor, * WILL MAKE WINTER GOODS. lSl^ x .vnDL-BING THE WEEK. __ b_* _**■*• -• U4d ?? tt# ...
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... 4Harriag*s. Hawcroft— Hardy.— Oct. 31. at St. Andrew's Church, Sharrow, by the -lev. U. H. Wright, M.A., vicar of St. Silas', William John, eldest sou of the late Isaac Hawcroft, Shireville, Heeley, to Mary, elder daughter of Thomas Hardy, Montgomery road ...
COURT MOURNING
... mourning. THE REPORTED MURDER AT YAUXHALL. The circnmrtencea the discovery of the • • = *1 Hardr- dead bady of gentleman named Thomas Hardy, on Taoxhall Bridge, London, Tuesday evening, have been investigated, and the Press Association is in* formed the police ...
PENSIONS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES
... the canse public elementary education; Lady Hardy, a year, in addition to the pension of a year granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, literary, and pnblio servioee her late liusband, Sir Thomas Hardy; Dr. Bchmitz, £50 a year, in recognition ...
HOUSES AND LAND
... hed Hotel may had.—Apply Thomas Haedt, The Brewery, Kimberley, near Nottingham. TO' Let. the BOAT HOUSE HOTEL, with the Posting Establishment attached, situate a ...
NEW PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL.AT CODNOR PARK
... FOUNDATION STOttE. On Saturday the above ceremony took place, amidst a large concourse of spectators, at Codnor Park. Mr. Thomas Hardy gives the sum of £100 towar is the new chapel. The proceedings commenced by a procession of ministers, friends, and visitors ...
MURDEROUS ATTACK ON A FARMER.AT ILKESTON
... farmer at Ilkeston have just transpired, the victim of which, Mr. j I Thomas Hardy, who is well known in the district, lies ' i in an extremely critical condition. It appears that Mr. Hardy was leaving tha farm at Kirk Hallam, which he had hitherto occupied ...
FUSKKAL OF MB. W. A. TYZACK
... conducted the funeral service. The chief mourn. rb *__c th- thiet .-_na of the tU- eea__a, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. W. Hardy, Mr. Henry Hardy. Mr. Fred Hardy, the Key. G. Avisi Mr. red Tyzaofc, Mr. Walter Tyzack. Mr. Percy Tyz«.ck, Mr. Stuart ...
jil armors. Carter— Roose — Aug. 3, at the Parish Church, Beeley, near Chatsworth, by the Key. H. C. Skulthorpe,
... manufacturer, of Sheffield. ! Hardy Keates. — Au.;, 3, at Bethesda Chapel, Hanley, by the Key. J. C. Watts, D.D., assisted by the Key. H. T. Marshall; brothers-in-iaw of the bride, Thomas, younger son of Mr. Thomas Hardy, Montgomery road, Sharrow, Sheffield ...
glirtfr. Burbidoe.â On tbe 4th instant, at 4, Parker's road, Broomhill. the wife of Noel W. Bnrbidge, of a son
... aged 48. Wright.â July 01, at Dorset street, Thomas Wright, I aged 67 years. j Hardy.â Aug. 2, at Arundel street, Thomas Hardy, l aged 81. Whitaker. â Ang. 4, Thomas, the eldest son of the late Thomas ...
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. A R
... board was declared on Wednesday, and was as follows : Mr. John Raynor, sen., 770 ; Mr. Joseph Monks, 749 j Mr. Thomas Hardy, 715 ; Mr. John Hardy, 679 ; Mr. H. Wakefield, 673 ; Mr. Raynor Aa^on, 178 ; Mr. Met- calf, 97 ; Mr. Wm. Grainger, 62. Suicide at ...