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... allowed off all orders during the sale, except our Special Trousers at Ea. 11d., Ins. ed., and ed., these we cannot reduce. HARDY AND BARKAS, TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, 4S, NEW BRIDGE BUMF OPENLNG OF NEW PREMISES. G. CARRICK, or 62, BLACKETT STREET, WIN Ramose ...
... L. Seeth, John William Peudrick, Frederick Sinclair, I Ada Annie Edminson, George Thomas Edminson, Katie i Smith, Barbara Smith, Philip Sinclair, George Sinclair, Thomas, John, and Annie Elliott, George T. Easten, ' Newcastle; James B. Ellison, Ellen Sutton ...
... of Mr. (afterwards Sir) John Fife, surgeon, and Mayor and alderman of his day. The seine house wee afterwards occupied by Thomas Leslie Grepon, also surgeon, alder man, and one year mayor. it is now tenanted by Mr. Pape, gunmaker, part of the premises ...
... Temperiey, and Summer*. Northumberland—Back, Taylor; three quarter backs, Morrison, Sample, and Bell ; half-backs, Kale and Hardy ; forwards Atkinson. Hutchinson. H. ham*, Kimpster. Watson, Scott, H arding. Usher, and Armstrong. ENGLAND v. WALES. - The ...
... 1885, granted by the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Distriot Registry of Her Majesty's High Court of : Justice, Probate Division, to Thomas Barker, of Throphill, near Mitford, aforesaid, Farmer), are . hereby required to send in the particulars of their olaims and ...
... length portrait of him in the Town Hall. Our Corporation have also a lock of his hair, presented to the town in 1840 by Admiral Thomas, which is enclosed in the lid of a snuff-box made from the transom of the Royal Sovereign. Let it be added, in fairness, that ...
... entered the service of the Crown under the Commissioners of Public Records, where he was the contemporary of the late Sir Thomas Duffue Hardy. In January, 183 ii, he received as apPointment under the trustees of the British Museum, in whose service be has spent ...
... and the Misses Surtees (2), Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Green, the Ex-Mayoress (Mrs. T. Gillespie), Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Hardy and the Misses Hardy (2), Miss Soden, and Miss Slacke. After tea, the children, under the conductorship of MTj Wm. Bullock, the head-master ...
... winners were trot be Pergueors, Lodge, sod Hall, Hotehineon kicking the exams and that for the vitiate by Morrison, which Hardy oosivorted into a goal. NORMIRR 11. Y. NORM EUMICIL—PIayed at Merrick. and rolled In a win for Northern by one goal end one ...
... watch, the property of Mrs. Healey and also of a second one, the property of Robert Gourley ; and of a third, belonging to Thomas Osborne.—He was committed to prison for one month for each offence, the terms to be consecutive. THE. SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT ...
... Falling, oakiated as referee. PIGEON FLYING. A pigeon .weep from tramway ends to Walker Gate, for At a bird, between Robert Hardy. Bird of Freedom, William Taylor's Great Oen. and Robert Ceowther's Hanlon, revolted in Bird of Freedom beating Hanlon by 104 ...