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... this intimation. BiGßT.—Sept. 30, the Rev. Dudley Thomas Bousquet Field, 8.A., Assistant-Curate of Haslingden, Lancashire, eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Field, 8.D., Rector of Bigby. Binbrook.—Oct. 5, Thomas Cousins, 59. Boston. —Oct. 3, in Mount-bridge, ...
... Mr. HARDY TATAM, deceased, Home, Holbeoch, the county of farmer, decoaaed, are hereby required to forthwrtli wad particulars thereof n*. By the E.recntors, and SOX, Solicitors. 84th December, 1880. are requested to send in particulars before the end o ...
... Uaratti. M Applj ILKMAN.—Wanted, Lady-day, Married Man, with good character, Milkman and Labourer.— C. F. Hardy, White Cross, Surfleeti; or White Hart, , on Tuesday. ILLEB.—Wanted, early in April, strong: Youth for oountry mill, to with cart, assist in ...
... Conway, aged 77, Emily widow of Thomas Baseley Scott, formerly of Erapingham?after a very short illness. Seal. ?On the 21st inst., 19, All Saintrf-street, Nottingham, after much suffering, Eleanor Ellen the beloved wife Thomas C. Seal, and daughter of the ...
... MS«I WUoox, Aug. 4, Roue daughter of Thomas lttnson, 14. 27, William Parsons, 80. CoWBIT.—July 30, at Peakhlll, Emma Ripley, 86; Aug. 3, Mill Drove, Mary Staines, 69. —July 31, John Judd, 66. Cropland.—July 30, Thomas Worth, 63:315t, James . Ashby Fovaraue ...
... Reuben Hardy, shoemaker, 74; Double-street, Charlotte Alvee, 86; at Spalding Ends, Thomas Brian, 81; 14th, to Weetlodils&eet, Sarah Ann widow rfMr. Henry H. Harrison.Bo; in Commercial-road, ',75. Spilbby.—Feb. 11, Henry Levick, 13th, Thomas Jackson, ...
... found trespassing after thjs THOMAS /S ENTLEMEN ar« requested not SHOOT or COUBtfJS on Lands nay occupationat*. Sent. 3d. c ENTLEMEN are requested cot to SHOOT COURSE over Lands our occupation, in the Parishes Lev*™. HARDY, WILLIAM HARPY'S Rep*. GENTLEMEN ...
... heretofore subsisting between THOMAS CLIFTON and FREDERICK JAMES STEPNEY as Drapers and Grocers Folkingham and Osbournby, tjas this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The at will in future carried in by the said Thomas Clifton alone, and that by thesaid ...
... Herbert Glentworth to Harriet Sutton: Francis Thomas Couldstone to Mary Ann Thompson; Arthur Smith to Hannah Elizabeth Willis; William to Lydia George, all of Grimsby. Belpringham. —June 10, John Clark Sarah Jane Hardy. Kirton-i.n-Lindsey.—June 12, Frederick ...
... Onions, who pleaded guilty to stealing timber belonging to their employers, Messrs. W. A. Hardy and Co., were sentenced nine months' imprisonment each. Thomas Crofts, found guilty receiving the property, was severely lectured the Judge on his conduct ...
... society held their fifth annual show and sports on the Nort holme-ground on Saturday, in beautiful weather. The judges were Wm. Thomas Holiday, head gardener to the Earl of Yarborougn, Brocklesby Park, and Mr. Albert Wipf, East Cliff gardens, Linooln. The Britannia ...
... daughter Thomas Smith Johnson, of Metheringham. Boston. —March 8, Frederick Woods to Maria both Boston; 11th, Charles Tom liackford, Grantham, Betsy Newhatn, of Boston. BraceboßO'.—March 1, at Clapbam, Mr. H. G. Eve to Annie May daughter the late Thomas Brown ...