... Britain, three in Ireland, and twelve iamforeign missions. Several of these are well known in the ?? R. Jones (Bridlington); Thomas Hardy (Newark) ; T. R. Moxon (Steckport) ; S. Hick- mans (Whaley Bridge); Henry Richardson, a native of Market Weighton, and ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. THOMAS COPE J.P. The remains of the late Mr. Thomas Cope, J.P., the head of the Well-known firm of Messrs. Cope Brothers and Co.. tobacco manufacturers. of this city, were yesterday interred in the Antield Public Cemetery, amid tokens of ...

... H. Felten, Halifax; John Yates, St. Helens; Thomas Ogden, Oldhamn; J. Bilnes, Huddersfield; John Mitchell, Wake. field; J. T. Hardy, Manchester; Thomas Trewick, New- castle; Edward Jordan, Manobester; Thomas Bootb, Bary- and Joseph Hayes, Liversedge. Halifax ...

... species being somnawat rae. The red deer generally are deecned ?? Bad strong enough for the ntr~s cs othe ohme, and from these hardy animals, whi. J October become so fieraetbat thoe ?? are anmgahlcantioned against approsching therde too closely, the necessary ...

... mates,- car- penter, steward; Munro, A.B.; Corbiere, A.B.; Donald. son, O.S. Thomas William (Groves, supposed to mean Tlnonmas Groves-anmi Henry Groves, both ?? Fryer, Thomas, and Chambers, landed, but m issing; Ward, A.B.; Chalmers, A.B.; and Alvarez ...

... children of the workhouse at the Hall. all ?? ?? e THE ALVASTON RATE COLLECTORlHIP.-A commt- ] D nication was read from Mr. J. Hardy Smith, the chairman nu of a vestry meeting at Alvaston, called for the purpose of Pr W electing a rate collector for the parish ...

... Howard, Iffley-road; 2, Mr. Af Joh lTrainter; 3, Mr. Robert Thomas, Holyvwell-etreet ; 4, a Mr. Thomas Hloughton. Ditto, black-I, Mr. John Tranter; 2, Mr. G. A. Tompkins; 3, Mrs. Howard; 4, Mr. Thomas Anstiss. .S Ditto (out-door, not protected by glass)-1 ...

... t, Surrey. J. Seymour Adams. £15 I-s. : Dratwn Blank, by IR. Caldeeott, £26. 5s.: Treed, sod A Prielly BMorsel, both by H. Hardy Simpsou, £12 12s. caeh: In the Vale of Conwvay, by Jarnes Gledhill, xl0 lOs.: Elsie, by Fred II. Barrie, £10. 10s.; fromnthe ...

... Her death took placevery sudderdy on Thursday, and the verdictwas a Fatl syneope.-.An inquest wasal~so heldon the body of Thomas Gray, aged 83, tailor, o£ H~at and Feather pa d who died suddenly yesterday morning. Verdict, N tarel POLIOE, YxETERD.&r.-William ...

... would be distinctly fought on political grounds. HAVING A FEED.-At the Hull Police Court, on Tuesday, before Mr Twiss. Thomas H. Fisher, fishing apprentice, was charged with being concerned with another man, not in custody, In stealing about 31bs of ...

... Workhbouse was worse than a prieon, and lt the food was bad, Elanmcan was sentenced to six wee and Oewell to three weeie' hardi labour. PoLIo: ?? Jordan, who is un nollees surpovlsio1n. was car^ged with leaving Gionccs in 1880 without nctlfyingeh1 remnoval ...

... months would be in- froc: ?? the linitititi of Mr. B3ayley, seconded by Mr. ho at Lockton, tire three reutirng members, Messrs. Hardy, emieh Huoltitto. tutu Mslytii'ld. we-re rec-lected.-A vote of thanks a sc Wass5 gliri to sthe drirectors for their services ...