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... ALNWICK GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PRIZE LIST—MIDBUM uER, 1882. . UPPER DIVIBION. Ist Class, (Girls).—l, MaggieWright; t, Fanny Hardy. (Boys) —1, Wm. Candkah and Middlemas, equal; 2, John Boyd. 2nd Class (Girls).—l, Sarah Douglas flu— Vance. (Boys).-l, Adam Little; ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... Thomson Hardy c&b do •! A. Saxby bdo q R. Sanderson b Burgers j Marshall b do Rev W. Thomas b do 4 J. Tarbis b do J. Taylor c Furlonger b do 1 G. Ross c Bell b do 1 R. Brewis run out Thomson not out Extras 10 Total 22 Alnwick. O. BeU b Thomas W. Hall ...
... case of Thomas Mansell, in 1657, the prisoner was executed after respites granted by Sir George Grey extended over six months. And in the case of Michael Barrett, who was finally executed for the explosion Glerkenwell in 1868, Mr. Gathorne Hardy granted ...
... Regiment; James Cross, chief gunner's mate; George Jennings, gunner's mate; James Williams, leading seaman; Thomas Gleeson, able seaman; Thomas Hawkins, able seaman; William Fox, able seaman; William Edwards, able seaman; Henry Reardon, able seaman; John ...
... d with the ever ready excuse was at hand, It makes tbe child hardy.' What medical man was there who conld not tell of ennumerable deaths, the origin of which began in making a child hardy. ...
... balance hand £1 10id. A hearty vote of thanks was unanimously accorded to the outgoing churchwardens Messrs Thos Wood and Wm. Hardy for their past services and Messrs H. Hunter and M. Armstrong were appointed respectively vicar's and people's churchwardens ...
... 19s fid.—Henry Hardy, pitman, Broomhill, was fined 5s including coats, for having in his possession two mats [and a piece of canvas, belonging to tbe same wreck —Thomas MoCloud, pitman, Chevington, was fined 15s including oosts, and Thomas Lindsay, pitman ...
... honoured with instructions to dispose of the whole of the valuable FLOCK of BLACKFACED SHEEP and KYLoES, the property of Mr Thomas Appleby, at his Auotion Mart, on Saturday, March 25th. Catalogue:— 46 B.F. Gimmers. 43 B.F. Young Ewes. 60 B.F. Three Year ...
... Prize Silver Medal; (for the second time) The Roscrea Challenge Cop. also, won finally the Specinl Extra Prize presented by Thomas Moore. Esq., Dublin, the '* Farmer Challenge Cup. B*lf-Binding Harvester. —An interesting trial of the above machine took ...
... Greenhouse Plants, with hnndsoino foliage in pot, I, £2, W. R. Armi strong; 2, £1, E. Deigbton 3, 10*, J. Morris, 1 Fallow Park. 6 Hardy Ferns in Pots, 1, 10s, m . Wilkinson; 2,55, E. Middleroaa. 3 Ericas, 1, 10s, E. Adams; 2 E. 0. Deightom Coxcomb*, 1, 7s ! 6d ...