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... held, Mr. T. Ward (Wesleyan) pro- B ey B B, ot e y 2B n mited udi-l Preo Church), Frederick Fuller (Loa-l Baptist), and Thomas Hardy (Primitive Meshodist). Cwarrry Ksrare.~On 1‘&.7 evening a meeting of the tr.stoss of the Charity Esiate was held o the ...
... in which the Impr ovement had been effected, and it was pro 3by Mr. P. Iliddington, seconded by Mr. B. Akrill, that Mr, Thomas Hardy be re-appointed highway surveyor at • salary of 1.10 per year. _ _ IMPORTANT WESLEYAN MEETING. A largely-attended meeting ...
... They each weighed a little over half-a-ponnd. He asked if they contained tobaoco, and defendant said they did not.—John Thomas Hardy, chief clerk In Boston post-office, said that Elkington took the two parcels to him on March 13tb, and seeing that they ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... climatio and sanitary conditions. ment was move! that Mr. W. H, Hardy be appointed to the office. The resolution was declared carrie The mover of the amendment claimed a poll | behalf of Mr. Hardy. The eum of £10 was unar mously voted to Mr. Webster, assistant ...
... sth, 3830. —At. Hickling, on the Ist iust., Jane Hardy, only surviving daughter of Robert and Ann Hardy, aged yes.vs. ALbOP.—On the 2nd inst., Castile, Reeth, Yorkshire, Eli2abetb, relict of Mr. Thomas in her year. ales.—At Grantham, the ult., Mr. John ...
... Office. Mr. William Stanley to Miss Agnes Toon, both of Stanton HAL DEATHS. Ix Mrgoactis. In ever loving memory of Thos. Digby Hardy of Mansfield), who entered into rest March 10th, 1887, in his 47th year. On the 9th inst., at Littleworth, Mansfield. John ...
... Costall) 20, Oakham Lords Hold (W. C. Morris) 20, Exton, (W. Simpson) 19, Greetbam (G. Th raves) 19, Thistleton (W. Hardy l 18, Burley (L.Hardy) 16,Egleton (R.L. 16, Whissend.ine (H. Wright), 16, Empingham (L. Carter) 15, Cold Overton (D. Freeman) 14, (J. ...
... d l; a parcel ol illuminated papers Irom Mr. As' Jacques Melbourne ; •• The Christian and Our Own Gazette' 1 from Miss Hardy, Y.W.C.C. ra St. John's Habriebs.— These harriers had a short run on Saturday afternoon. They started from the Bchools just ...
... prevent—Messrs. Henrr chair'l. George Brown, Henry | Thomas Thomas row nr. Richard Fot, , William Smith. J. Mann. T). WWman. M. Cooper. IV. Fletcher, and William Harris. , .-e-olved Mr. William Hardy ho re-anrKvnted j relieving, and officer the M»-oh. ...
... Clement Frederick Bryan, Spa House, Humberstone-rand, Leicester; Richard Blankley Burrows, Grantham; John Hardy Carter, of Hal. beach, Lincolnshire; Thomas Carver, of Barton-in- FaMe, Nottingham ; George Chedvick, of Bcetwood Park, Nottingham; Richard IkalgUeah ...