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... 1886, at Newcastle-on-Tyne, Daniel Earby, son Thomas Earby, and formerly of Wythaiu-on-the-Hill, aged 27 years. Hardy!— Oct. 30 h, at 578, Old Keut-rd„ London, Harriet second daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, Woodnewton, aged years. Little.—At Boston Cottage ...
... College, Oxford. Thomas—Hardy.-At Thistleton, on the 28th ult. (by the Rev. C. A. Holmes, Vicar of Greetbam, assisted by the Rev. D.Thomas, brother of the bridegroom, and the Rev. M. Thompson, Rector of the parish), the Rev. John Thomas, Curate of Cottesmore ...
... Vicar), Edward Noble Burrill, bachelor, farmer, to Kate Brinkler, spinster, both of Oosberton. cards. Bottbsford.—June 2, Thomas Hardy Sarah Ellen Pawson, both of Bottesford. Crowland.— Juna 7, at the Abbey, Charles Palmer to Elizabeth Lyon. Gonkrby.—May ...
... Wm.Darket, That.Hart, John John Duncan, George Truman, Arthur Jones, » m. Whitehome, Alfred Weston, Walter Tirana, and Thomas Hardy were indicted for feloniously and riotously deinoHahmg the dwelling-house of Wm. Bagnall, the elder, Hodgehill. the parish ...
... proposition and amendment were withdrawn, and Mr. W. J. Hardy proposed that Mr. Thomas Hardy be appointed surveyor highways at salary 402. per year. This was seconded by Mr. Caulton. Mr. T. Hardy was asked that if he was elected would quarterly call vestry ...
... daughter of Thomas and MiUicent Brown, of \orwell Notts, in her 25th year. Deeply lamented. „' ,R -AVest-street, Bourn, Elizabeth relict of James Goodyear. Born, February 27th, 1S0U; died, March 1 Hv'rrison —At Stratford, Essex, on March, Thomas Harrison ...
... 27, William Hardy, fanner, formerly 20, Mr. w. Barber, formerly of Rippingale, 86. 16 months. _ LINCOLN.— July 23, inl St. Bt gVithin's, Mr. Geo. Good- James Winn, 43 .^ b Mary Ann it Mark's, Arthur Harbourne, 8 year 22. suddenly, Thomas sob Baptist NHAM ...
... ABOURERS —Wanted. at May-day next, one or two j Married Labourer*.—Apply to Mr. Thomas ithcall House, Louth. x ABOURERS and HORSEKEfcPER.—Wanted, at Lady| day, Labourers: a pood thatcher preferred. Also Horsekecper.—Apply Wadsley, Swaton, Folkingham. ...
... comb. —At Stamford, on Jan. 11th, Thomas Eayrs, St. Mary's-street, to Mary second daughter Mr. J. St. Martin's, Stamford. Speed—Fleming.—Jan. 9th. St. B&phael's Catholic church, Surbiton (by the Rev. W. G. Morley), John aecond son of G. J. Speed, Stamford ...
... chapel, John Iveson, of Glasgow, to Louisa Jaques, of Cleethorpes. Coleby.—May 18, at the parish church, Thomas Brown to Hannah Coppin. 18, Thomas Jackson Olive Emma Hutchinson; same day, William Holmes to Ellen Baxter. Growlaxd.—May 19, the Abbey, Jospph ...
... Edward Cay Adams, Staunton, to Ellen Margaret eldest daughter of J. Thomas, Esq., Carmarthen. OOLSTHORPE.—Sept. 8, Herbert Fortescue Lawford, of Wimbledon (eldest son the late Thomas Acland Lawford), to Edith younger daughter of Alfred Chalmers Lawford ...
... Hart's Grounds, near Dogdyke, Francis Thomas the only child of Francis Thomas and the late Sarah Ann Harrison, aged 5 years. JOHNSON.—June 2lith, at the Firs. Newark-on-Trent, Eliza youngc.it daughter of the lute Thomas Johnson, Newark, aged 4tj. Deeply lamented ...