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... THOMAS HARDY BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &cC., MARKET PLACE, (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) AS AGENT FOR BELPER AND DISTRICT FOR HIS CELEBRATED ‘;k MILD AND BITTER ALES AND STOUT, $ Which will be supplied through him at Brewery ...
... THOMAS HARDY BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &c., 2 MARKET PLACE, BELPER, (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) ...
... THOMAS HARDY BEGS TO ANNO’I.JNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &cC., MARKET PLACE, BELPER, (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) AS AGENT FOR BELPER AND DISTRICT FOR HIS CELEBRATED MILD AND BITTER ALES AND STOUT, Which will be supplied through him ...
... THOMAS HARDY j BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS APPOINTED E. MARSHALL, GROCER, &cC., MARKET PLACE, BELPER, e (Agent for W. & A. Gilbey,) AS AGENT FOR BELPER AND DISTRICT FOR HIS CELEBRATED MILD AND BITTER ALES AND STOUT, Which will be supplied through him ...
... natural {•*«ses. There were no marks violence on the and the police have no suspicion of foul play. ®ceased'6 name was Thomas Hardy. ...
... Mrs. Hardy, wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Postland. The children of the class Mrs. Hardy taught in the Abbey Stmday-school attended, with many other sincere friends. Deceased was for many years a resident us the family of Mr. W. J. ...
... seriously ill at Mimi* Castle, suffering from attack of gout rod attoadlag this dimoovery of the dad b a goadsmaa named Thomas Hardy as Bridge, London, as Tuesday ovolahtg, hove ism lavelegatod, sad' the Press Association was by the police and hospital ...
... Ward . George Green . 17 Robin Hood Ward . Qui 52 -> BJ. Alban s Ward T. S. Brailsford .. «» f> St. A han'N Ward . Thomas Hardy «£* St. Alban's Ward T. H. Thornton .. 210 St. Ann Waid J. T. Blackwell .. 6' St, Ann's Ward E. G. Loverseed .. 40 ...
... happened Saturday afternoon to man named Thomas Hardy, fiO years of age, foreman Mr. Allcock’s form the Biogham-road, between Raddiffe-on-Trent Bingham. A new horsepower hay-cutter had just been set up, Hardy was feeding with bay, when his fingers were ...
... no. lid.; John Plink, Mark. lane, £27 tie. Jd. • Robert Clifton Armstrong, ; Robert, Appleby, Spalding, £lO Is. 11d. • Thomas Hardy, Postland, 120 4s. ; Samuel G ale, Crow. land, £4 ss. • George C. Griffin, Crowland. El Us. 21.; Richard IT;y, machinist ...
... tbe Beys. A. Carter. H. Wood, and J. E. Hodge. Dr. Chambers, Messrs. J. T. Bad- ford. J. Dalby, F. Swift, T. Pegg, J. Thomas. 1. Hardy, and Mr. W. Print (hon. ne.). The ball was crowded. The CHAIBMAN in tbe cjnrse of a brief speech said th* object, of ...
... First-class, Herbert Dyson ; second-class, Charles Biddlej third-class, Henry 6. W. Dawson, pass list ; Frederick Wm. Dawson, Thomas E. Hardy, and Wm. P. Skertchley, The piizes and certificates for Science and Art, South Kensington (already published by us) :— ...