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... white tulle, having rows of white satin ribbon the skirt; Mrs. Upploby, costume of heliotrope, with flowers to match ; Mrs. Hardy, dark blue net, with white flounces; Mrs. Cooper Key, white tulle, the skirt simply draped over satin petticoat, with wreaths ...
... George Phillips, the chairman, presided. There were also present Col. Hotland, CU., Mr. W. L. Wigan, J.P., and Mews. J. S. Hardy, H. Clout. T. Lane and F. Beeves. IMA2/0113. The Clerk (Mr. H. D. Wilder) reported that the balance in the hands of the treasurer ...
... o-ml::ou olmky uu;hl“ —Hwt ey, sadoler, &c., Ma lat.u!g‘. 2313 o PLANTING SEASON, 5 FOIEBI‘ TREES, SHRUBS, RHODODENDRONS, HARDY HEAIHS, &c.—Catalogues free on application to Henury Derbyshire, Darley hillside Nursery, near Matlork. Dernvshire, 337 ;.-ll ...
... verses and letters, and another oi ombay (our oldest colony), by Miss Gordoi Cumming. The stories are The Woodlanders, by Thomas Hardy ; and “ The Strange Story o Margaret Beauchamp,” by George Fleming. The Antiquary (Elliot Stock, 62, Paternoster row ) ...
... (Durham) Bill on tbe third reading (May 25th), by majority of 07 votes to 90, after it had parsed the second reading. That '* hardy annual.” the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill had suffered its u«ual fa*e the previous day in the Upper House, 127 voting in favour ...
... in our Special Edition of Wednesday lase. UENTFORD BOARD OF GUARDIANS Dec. 29.--37th Tell Attendses Attendances Nir B. Hardy (chairman) hi lir Bowyer 22 Birdwell (vice.ch.l 53 „ Moire - 33 Lust 21 • „ T E. Phillips Rev tl. It. Raabe, 3l r.. J. Msrshall ...
... EVENING EDITILON M MR. THomAs SALT, M.P.-Mr. Thomas Salt, M.P., has been elected to be The Permanent Chairman of the Lunacy Commission. SKATING IN PRESTON DisTRicv.-Yestarday and to-day skating wag ranob indulged in by both sexes about Preston. To-day ...
... aevirs and changeable weather is carryirg cff many old faces. I observe that another of “‘the old school,” in the person of Mr. Thomas Bradwall, of Bradweil has j.ined the great majority. He was aged 77, and under the old percohial rigime ocoupied several parish ...
... approval of the whole The says“ training of tho nig is perfect that be obeys every word of command like a soldier. skips over hardies, leaps fivo-barred gates, and finally jumps through a series of Iron noons surrounded with blazing tow. * Jack' was a decided ...
... friends satdown to a sandwich tea. Lee lo and markets in Belgium arid France bad alas gentle nen Mies realise I 4381 IS.. 141. a Hardy, Silver Rhine ; p ivileges tar lie hall from a good library. In ems. tea an entertainment w e give i, red te 1 over by hem ...
... of Vaughan v. Vanderstegen {nbi sup.), and I observe that Sir William Grant has treated the point as doubtful in Heatley v. Thomas (15 Yes. 596). I say no more, therefore, upon this point than that it may be considered as open. But, in cases falling under ...
... Divorcee, and Elopements. nit is a specimen of its notices under the latter head From Carthage, near rincinnatti, Feb. 1,31 n. Thomas Horton. 38 'team old, with a fat boy of 17. name unknown. Plow, spos'n you was to be turned into an animal. mid Jam, ...