... Smith, Jakes, 1: W. H. Stubbs, Hardy, Rev. A. H. Smith, b Jakes, 6; Meddlngs, b Juka 4—not out, 3 ; Baden, b Hardy, 2—o Cottrill. b Hardy, 0 ; O. E Stubbs, b Jukes. S-c Rev. A. H. Smith, b Jukes, 0; Croaford.i Mansell, b Hardy, 0; Bassett, Jokes, 1: Smith ...

... Oddfellows, M.U., was held the Fax and Hounds Inn the 29th alt. Present—G.M. William Sutton, the chair ; D.G.M. William B. Thomas, in the vice-chair. Delegates— Bock of Refuge Lodge, P.P.G.M. Samuel Jones, P.P.O.M. Bichard Done, P.P.O Af. George Owen ...

... pigs: Mr. John O. Attwater, Britford, Salisbury: and Mr. J. A. Beale, Brockhnrst, Lutterworth. Shropshire sheep: Mr. Blcbard Thomas, The Buildings, Baschurch, Salop; and Mr. P. A. Evans, Uffington, Shrewsbury. Cheese: Mr. H. B. Bmberlln, Leicester; and Mr ...

... Oswestry. Quarter-mile handicap—i, O. Evans, Oswestry ;2,E. O. Thomas, Buabon. One-mile handicap-1. O. Evans, Oswestry ; 2, E. O. Thomas, Buabon. Oasmile handicap—l, T. Morris, Ifton Heath ; 2, O. Thomas, Oswestry. Members' sack race—l, J. Davies,the Lodge ;2 ...

... started in this neighbourhood few weeks ago.has now reached the handsome total of £22 Bs. CRAVEN ARMS Accident.—While man named Thomas Beamond, 55 years of age. residing at Alntree Cottage, Onlbnry, was conveying load offarnlture in the direction of Craven ...

... bravery and tact, has now been appointed to command section of the naval brigade at Kortl. Lieutenant Hardy Is the son of a ops clergyman, the Rev. R. 0. Hardy, of Loogdon npon-Tgrn, ana from this droamstance we have additional pleasure la recording the progress ...

... of Thomas Hawes, bachelor, to Hannah Maria Bidewell, Spinster, on the January. 1878. He also in a copy of the certificate, which had examined with the book and found correct. He was present the wedding himself, and identified the prisoner, Thomas Hawes ...

... came up and struck him.—Defendant admitted the offence, and was mulcted the costs. 7s. 6d. Alleged Indecent Assault.—William Thomas (aw elderly man), of Bomber Lane, near LilieshaU, waggoner, was charged with committing an indecent assault on little girl ...

... on the Bajton Road. H. O. BACKHOUSE & HORTON Ha™ been favoured with inatractions from the Representatives of the late Ur. Thomas Bamford, to SELL by AUCTION, Fridat, July, 1885, Head of useful SHORTHORN 7 HACKS and COLTS 16 Fat and Store Shropshire-Down ...

... Leake 1, Lady M. W. dive 2. Ladies’ bouquets (baU and bridal)— Messrs. Jones and Son (Shrewsbury) 1, Mrs. Foster (Moor Park) Hardy annuals—Mr. E. Leake 1, Mr. O. H. Barrington 2. Best floral decoration, suitable for drawingroom. oenslstingof one piece o ...

... taken to bid alee goodly company of clenda and neighbonra. Among*t those oresent were—Rev. F. Bellamy (missionary), Bev. B. C. Hardy (rector) and party, Mr. John Taylor. Mrs. and the Misses Taylor (Wellington), Mr., Mr#., and Mias Pickstock (Charlton), Miss ...

... the roots should saved in taking them up. and not be damaged. —Annuals of the more hardy kind may sown in the borders. Tender annuals may be sown on slight h°t-bed. Hardy ones which have been wintered In frames may planted out towards the end of the month ...