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... Paxton. Berwick. Market Place (Mr Tail's)—Mrs Purvis, London, Dove Got Lane (Mr* Nosbit's)—Mrs Bell, Literpool; Mr and Mr* Thomas Hardy, Newcastle. Sutton Villa (Mr Ford’s)—Miss Sigley, Goldstream. Cheviot Street (Mrs Fairnington’e)—Miss Cool son, Newcastle; ...
... Property of Mr Thomas Buchan Sydsertf Kuehlaw. Improver, Mr Riddle. Year wing Property of Sir John W. J. Patterson, Terrona. Snowstorm, Lady The Lees * Longfellow, Mr Gibeon, Haymont 104 Flower 12th, Mr Scoit, Cessfofd .20 Baron Ewesdale, Sir Mattbewwm ...
... N P A T 11. School Board —The following have been nominated Mr John Wilson, Chapelhill; John Hood, ; Mr James Hardy, Old Cnml.us; Mr Thomas Broadwood, Crowbill; Sir Basil F. Hall of Man glass; Robert Cranston, I’athhead; Mr James Pringle, Cockbornspatb ...
... Tynemouth. Barrow Bank House, (Miss Hope’s)—Mr and Mrs Carr, Miss Carr and Miss Druary, North Shields. Mrs Hardy’s (Church Street).—Mr John Hardy, Ncwcastleon-Tyno. Brick Shades, (Mr Morton's) —Mr Win. Watson, Newcastle-on-Tyno. Mrs Drydcn’s (High Street)—Mr ...
... the 21st inst., Grace, widow of tho late Thomas Thompson, and youngest daughter of tho lato Burnett Greive of Fishwick Mains, sged 70. At 21, Main Street. Spittal, the 21st inst., Mary Louisa, daughter of Thomas Main, aged years ami months. At 12, Street ...
... French’s licence was renewed. COCKBU RNSPATU School Board.— There was no poll. Sir Basil F. Hall of Dunglara, Thomas Broad wood. John Hood, James Hardy, and James Pringle elected. Sir Basil F. Hall has been elected chairman. ...
... —Ariel, H.M. Gunboat, Festing, cruising, ballast. 438 tons. o. Firefly, H.M. Gunboat, Bruce, cruising, ballast. 7. —Excel, Hardy, London, oilcake. tons; Enterprise, Dale. VUvorde, bones, 72 tons. B.—Union, Leca, Ipswich, coprolites, tons ; Merida, Hansen ...
... style by Mr trench, Wheat Sb»f I urn Heston, 120 gentlemen were prese-nt Mr John Wilson. CliajielhiU, presided cremuem were Mr Hardy, and Mr Wight, The usual toasts were given. Reference was made to the late Mr Foreyth, asan industrious man and good neighbour ...
... Ml VBOETABLE.H. Apples, dessert—Thomas ...
... son of the lato Hobt Hardy, teacher, Corabfll-on-Twecd. At Commercial Inn, Lowick, Beal, the ult, Hasten, aged 67. At CbimsiiU, on the et ult, Margaret, wife James Cock ham. aged 66. the Post Office. Chimsido, on the ult, Thomas Darling, merchant, and ...
... judgment having been exercised in selecting sires great cost from the best flocks on the borders. They are famous for their sound hardy constitutions, are well known good •• provers, and being from high altitude removed to any district Ages and general desc ...
... oaMK Sir Scott presided, and presented the yruea. Befortdoing thi*, complimented in very high terns Munro, master, and Miss Hardy, female assistant, tl»e very satisfactory examination they bad last witnessed. He also expressed the thanks of the Board te ...