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... —Hubert Bell, shipowner; William Thompson, shipowner, (declines to stand); Win. M. Ward, roper. Cbirton.—Robert Ayton, s’ddler; Thomas T. Clarke, accountant; Richard Cuthbert, farmer; A. N. Dodds, nablican; Jonathan Eskdale, hair dresser; Win. H. Harrctt, farmor; ...
... hate scandal,” and “ GuttaPercha soles.” The choir gave four glees admirably, and the singing of Miss Fanny Hardy, Miss Unthank, and Mr Thomas Pickard, was much appreciated. Mr T. M. Tancred, of Twizell House, presided at the piano, and to him many thanks ...
... night, the September. She was Mr Hardy's public bouse. She saw prosecutor aud prisoners there. She saw Mr Hardy put them out. She afterwards, with Mrs Hardy, went the door and they heard someone moaning heavily. Mrs Hardy struck some matches, and witness ...
... ‘County of Northumberland, Rol iden at In the motter of a idation by arrange- ment of the of THOMAS FO) IRSTER, of ise, a in under ia Be county county of D boot aud THOMAS who ba oe te send debts, ure on oF che 7 ‘7th, A ee 3 t0 me, 7 No. 1, Newgate Strect, ...
... Richardson and Richardson, half backs; Eicholtz, Usher, Tcroperlcy, Blair. Steel, Wallace, Harding, and another, forwards. BT. THOMAS' INSTITUTE V. TVNEMOUTH BBD (It). Played on tbo ground of the former at South Shields, and resulted in win for the home team ...
... recent reoepUca their iioval Higbnesree the Prince and Priaccae of Warn Newcastle. Clubman of the Testimonial Committee. Aid THOMAS LESS GKEGSOW, J. P. (Depot*. Mayor). Honorary Secretary, JOHN H. AMOS, Tow* HalL Honorary Trtaaprer, THOS. COOKB, Grainger ...
... Edmund Gosse, with illustrations Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River Gorges. Archibald Geikie.—lnterlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Question. By Professor Huxley, P.RJ5.—The Author “Beltraflio.” Henry James.—Cricket. Andrew Lang ...
... Robinson, of a son.—l'2th inst., the wife of Mr. Thomas Bell, of a daughter. At Stakeford Lane, 11th inst., the wife of Mr. William Hill, of a son. At Routledge's Buildings, 2nd inst., the wife Mr. Thomas Scougal, of son. MARRIAGES. In this Town, the Register ...
... Abberwick, on the 17th inst., aged 37 years, M Ann, oldest daughter of Thomas Rochester; lo in life and lamented in death. Glanton, on the 18th inst., aged 15 years, Elizabc daughter of Mrs Hardy. Holystone, on the 20th inst., aged 86 years, Fran Bell. Swarland ...
... Pishing tuk Alk.—Mr J. J. Hardy Alnwick caught in the Ain on Monday one of the finc«t baskets of trout that has been taken in that river for some time back. The take consisted of 28 tisb.'weighing in the aggregate 171 b. Hardy used the spinner; whilst ...
... Pyke; George Bolam, Edward Coliingwood, The Rev. Canon Thomas llderton, Mr Edward Waugh, Mr H. R. Ramsay, Mr James Moffatt, Mr Thomas Dixon, Mr Thomas Fullerton (the defendant), Mr Gilbert Young and Thomas Tate were also examined.— After Lockwood had addressed ...
... By Edmund Gosso, with illustrations by Alfred Parsons. Rivers and River By Archibald Geikie.—lnterlopers at the Knap. By Thomas Hardy.—Oysters and the Oyster Qncstion. By Professor Huxley, P.KS. —The Author of Beltraflio.” By Henry James.—Cricket. By Andrew ...