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... ASHOVEa PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION THE PLOUGHING MATCH WILL TAKE On TUESDAY, 1888, On the Farm of Mr. A. HARDY, For Prizes &0., See Bills. Dinner at Mr. S. Limb's, the Lord Nelson Slaok, at 4 o'clook same day. 2*. eaoh. to 'JpHE DERBY & COUNTY BANK, 36, MIDLAND ...
... This Lot adjoins property of Lord Bagot, Thomas Howe, Esq., Mr. Wm. Phillips, and Mr. Jos. Brown. a. 20 1 A. ». r. 401.-L)t(le and Big White Hough . 11 213 This Lot adjoins and uu the North-wast Bids of the way leading from Upper Laigh Taan. Lot 7. 272 ...
... THURSDAY DECEMBER 20 1888 NOTES GARDENING HARDY FLOWERS FOR SMALL These may be flowers to take the pre-eminence They are really popular that deserve to themselves The Phlox unquestionably of our beautiful autumnal flowers it may said to summer as well ...
... THE JOURNAL. GRANTHAM, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1888. Hirti)*, Carriage*, BIRTHS. Hardy.—On November Bth, at 21, Norham-road, Oxford, the wife of E. G. Hardy, M.A., Jesus Coll., of a daughter. JSlborne.—On November 2nd, at 19, Westwood-street, Moss Side ...
... Stamford Putty Sessions, July 21, before the Major (V. stapletou, Esq.) and H. Michelsoti, H. Knott, and D. Charge, Esqs.—Hardy Baxter, 6, Malting-yard, was iharged with not sending his child school during the mouth June. The was adjourned from last week ...
... •SiSTSoitf sons, i DAKLEY DALE NURSERIES, Near Matlock.- ACRES of Forest Trees, Evergreens, FloweriDg Shrubs, American Plants, and Hardy Ferns. See Catalogues free, by post. 2859 GORDON'S THIS EXCELLENT TONIC MEDICINE, EMEDY FOE BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, OTHER ...
... . . 4 . . .. • • 1a1e161408, sANtrAitt it 1688. . $. . a THOMAS GOSLING, AWARDED MEDAL AND eIfiIITIFIENTE AT CALCUTTA EKRIBITIOP,IBB344. IE MIR TEE BLOOD IS THE WEE. I 0 DEMANDING THE RESIGNATION OFR • m SUMER MEDAL AT WORCESTER SHOW 1883. LIBERAL ALP ...
... J. Mallocks), Thomas all wood, Great Crosby, to Florence Annie younger daughter of George Wadsley, chemist, Rugby. DIPPER âSwift. âOn June at the Baptist chapel, Belton, Rutland (by the Rev. A. E.Grinstead), Amos son f tbe late Thomas Dipper, Rugby ...
... said the hammer produced were ma de by the Hardy Pick Company, but were unfinis! hed. They were never sold in that state, and were worth about 4s, 6d.—Alfred Eaton, hammer grinder, in the employ of the Hardy Pick Company, said no one Ise besides his employers ...
... 00sr. M. Thomas Atkinson occupied the chair, sal those present were Mesdames 5 11 7 . . Filliogirun, T. Atkinson, Mies Hardy„ Dr, and Messrs. G. Hodes, Brierley, k. Wyllie, W. Wyche, A. Bellaire, F. Cherrington, H. Harm, P. ltiddingtoo, T. Hardy, W. Elmer ...
... ueual salary of £15. An amend- ment was moved that Mr. W.H. Hardy be appoiated to the office. The resolution was declared carried. The mover of the amendment claimed a poll on behalf of Mr. Hardy. The eum of £10 was unani mously voted to Mr. Webster, assistant ...
... Orme, Thrmas Palfreyrnan, Thomas Lamb. Chemistry, advanced stage, 2nd class, Joseph Sbardlow, Wm. Geo. Hardy elementary stage, 2nd class, Samuel Orme, Arthur Bramley, Thomas Elliott, Abraham Houseley, John Neale, George Bell, Thomas Lamb, Arthur Lee, Frederick ...