... n (s), 746, Hardy. Wilson & Co Batavia-New Guinea (s), 1700, 3P('artney, E C Downing Bilbao-Rokeby (s), 733, Clark, Stephens, Mawson A Goss Bombay-Florence (s), 1676, Thompson, Marychurch & Co Bombay-Knight of St George (s), 1972, Thomas Barnes, Guthrie ...

... Sir Philip Miles, Bart., Sir Robert Loder, Bart., Sir Charles Jephson‘l\'nrrqy-, Bart., Sir Edwund Lacon, Bart., Slrl Jobn Hardy, Bart. (brother of Viscount Craubrook), Admiral Sir W, Edmoustone, Dart., Algerman Sir Robert Carden, Bart., and Sir Robert ...

... begging. worse drink. He arise turned of allot, he CU.6a41.--Satatt causer, tromp, charged drunk dworderly Smola, everong. m Thoma” S w=n — se i ne e er;S:;:la ' rtl=l;r7 ' Tneaaoa . r.—Before J. N. B. Morris. J. Moaner. J. G. Rowe. Ailtrataft Fatat Yortssegs ...

... faalf millions more. They were those of— Thomas Jeseop, Sheffield £656,450 Samuel Wood. Glossop 629,944 Robert Campbell. Berkshire 617,818 William Quiltcr, London 575,509 Henry Browning, London 550,000 Hardie M. Farquhar, London 544,684 George W. Petter ...

... heing pood. Teams: Spalding.—Coley (goal). Wakelin and Mason (becks). Brogden. Colcv. and Marriott (half-backs). Palin and Hardy (right wing), D. L. Johnston and West (left wing), Howard (centre). . , Hoi beach.—Woodward (goal). Kichard and Harrison (backs) ...

... songht to recover £8, arrears on an affiliation order made in 1885 Baker, of New Radford. Defendant said he had a inst Thomas Hardy goods large family and could not afford to pay. distress warrant, and if were on the hire system.—The Bench ordered a were ...

... to plant this season, before purchasing, should Inspect our stock, which comprises well-grown . HOLLIES, from feet height. HARDY EVEBGBEKNB. large collection. FLOWERING 8H BUBS, varied assortment. FOKEsT TREES of every description. FRUIT TREES great variety ...

... Devon and Plymouth ndy, many years oma cab November, ‘ember 30th, at 33, Oxford-place, Plymouth, Lavinia, rhe tate John J Hardy, 7. mber 30th, at Esther, widow of th: orge Horn, a5 Béeralston, La m December fe at ihe a itd eter, - late Wil Mortimer, J ...

... Grove ; to- day tbe second pair of Wharncliffe Charity Cap ties is played at Bramall lane, and to-morrow a second hand of hardy Scots will make a descent upon the territory of our local cracks of the Wednesday Club. Even with the assistance of their ...

... Tower-street. EC. THOMAS OETZMANN and Co. . PIANOS. 15s. per Month on the Three Years' System. Carriage free. I _nings free. E«com_ the property of the Hirer if tlie payments ar ...

... wills proved this try last year. Only one of them—Lord Northwick—is classed landowner. Othersas Sir. Mr. Bulitko, Sir John Hardy, and Lord owned land ; bat their i wealth, like that of great maturity people who leave much p« estate, had its foundation ...

... WILL be a SALE of WOOD at FOULOEN about the end of February. True .Name, Hardy and J Well Rooted.—l will Send. Carriage Paid, 12 of the best DWARF HYBKID PERPETUALS for 6s 6d.—Thomas Coalstu.v, (Successor to Wm. Inglis), Kelso. LADIES' and GENTS' BOOTS and ...