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... Friday, August 1882, commencing at eleven o'clock the forenoon precisely. THOMAS M. DAWSON (late Manager for Mr W. Easten, deceased) will SELL AUCTION, as above, at The Auction Rooms, 9, Market Street (few doors from Theatre Royal), Newcastle, HOUSEHOLD ...
... .C- Castle Grass Partes, -M • THOMAS will hold; the LETTING of these rich PASTURES on the on Monday, 3rd day April, 18S2, at two o'clock in Corbridje-on-TySe, ilarch 17th, 1352. • Hermitage Giass Parks. thomas: blandfoki) hold, the LETTING these ...
... Wight. Standaid IV.—Frederick E. Chester, John Wm. Miller, Thomas Forlsm, Thomas Lowes, Ralph Rots, John Crowley, and Francis Vsnbsc. Standard Hl.—ThomasG, Leighton, John P.TurnbaP, and Thomas Brown. Standard ll.—Joseph Martin, William Donaldson, John ...
... goals by Hardy. After pleasant game, the match concluded in favour of the visitors by three goals aud one try to nothing. The teams were as follows:—GoBforth:—W. Scott, back; T. Farr and H. Crawhall, three-quarter backs; O. Charlton and C. Hardy, half-backs; ...
... cage, W. L. Beloe. Crested Yellow or Buff cock or hen.—l, 2, and 3, Thomas Russell; 4 and h.c., W. L. Beloe; v.h.c., Thomas Kennedy; v.h.c., James Melrose. Special prize, a book, Thomas Russell. Foul or Variegated, cock or hen.—l and 2, T. Russell; 3 and ...
... b Thomas 0 not out 0 Brear, c Saxby, b Douglas. b Tarbit 10 Rev. W. D. Pearson, c Saxby, b Thomas 0 To bat. I H. F. Patterson, c and b Thomas 2 c Hardie,b Douglas 1 11. Payne, c Thomas, b Douglas 1 b Thomas ...
... completed. Scores : Capt. Dorling. b Millar .. 41 Henderson, Thomas 0 Wpgley, c Wilson, b Miller 35 Bennet. c Hardy, b Millitr 3 Baldwin, TambDll, b Thomsa IU Clanghton, c Taylor, b Thomas W. A. Lngao, ran out Bristow, b Millar 22 Dick ins ...
... the Wife the ' Rev S. White, son. DEATHS. Newc,i«tle, 14, Hanover Street, on the 2Stli ins;., very suddenly. aged 55, John Hardie, brewer. Intenne it Elswick Cemetery on - the Ist at 2 '30. Friends ■will please accept this intimation. Gateshead, the 2Sth ...
... son. At Greensfield Saw Mills, on the 26th ult., the wife of John Huntley of a son. At South Charlton, on the 24th nit., Mrs Thomas Bowden of a son. marriages. In this town, St Michael's Church, on the nit., Matthew Laidler to Elizabeth Daglish, both of ...
... Autumn sown,. strong for earliest eiop. HARDY BORDER PLANTS.— Double Daisies, Wallflowers, Antiiehinums Polyanthusi..&c. GLADIOLI BOOTS, Fine named sorts ,4dj,83, lOd, and 11- each, 3/6, &/-, and 7/6 peat-dooen. HARDY ANNUAL FLO WEE SEEDS, 13; strong, varieties ...
... of the law takes itscourse, In the case of Thomas Mrtfi_Bsll was executed after; respites by Sir deoif&jprey exte&d-ing over six months, tfee cage Barrett, who was .finally executed for explosion in IS6B, Hardy planted refipitfca of fortnight's duration ...
... found in a plantation near that p'aco on Saturday last. Major Dickins being [foreman of ;the juvy.—lsabella Hardy said slio was the wife of James Hardy and resided at Cornhill. Her husband was byreman. She knew a girl of tbe name of Margaret Hay, who lived ...