... several of the principal studs being represented, comprising the F.trl of Crawford. Sir Oswald Moseley, Oswald Mnseley, Esq., Thomas Hardy, E»q., the Cannock Chase Co., John Green, E*q . T. Uharoock. Esq . the Representative# of the late J. Halsall, Esq., J ...

... Foster. OKKBN -23rd ult, aged 11, Thomas Frederick Green, 5, George's Buildings. Frankweli. Shrewsbury. HADLEY--Uth ult.. aged 55, Sian don. Mary Aon Hadley, wife of Joseph Hadlee. HARDY inst, 31, Eccleshalt, Thomas Hardy. HUNTER—Recently, aged 53. at 100 ...

... Footman. situation; butler kept,—Bdgbaaton Reg try. Temple Street. BlnnUnham. tTfOH wages. Nunn, Bo Hoad, charge.—Miss Thomas, at. Hardy, Mancbeew. TOTKL and Prl»at« Cook*, Generals, Girls (It); fares 1. paid; no until fiultod.—VictoriaPark Xtogistrr.Zi ...

... Davies—When will that be ? Mr. Hardie—As soon as the working classes learn sense. (Laugbter.) Mr. l(\;. lhne.—lde h';n-id you don’t want the old men. ive me ol age for sense m frivolity. When did you fighta 'F:‘;y( s Mr. Hardie—l fought Major Bains in South-W ...

... THOMAS. Tuesday afternoon the marriage of Miss Eosylt Margaret Goodenmrgh, second daughter of the Ven. Archdeacon and Mrs. D. R. Thomas, Dr. Harold Stafford was solemnized in the Parish Church at Llandrinio. The church was nicely decorated, and there ...

... Harley. Much Wen lock. Bsgistry—Comfortable homes and high wages-1, Cook-Generals, Nurse*, Hoosemalda—Miss Thomas, 24, Road, Cborlten-cuio. Hardy, Manchester. GBOCBBT.— Wanted, smart Tooth aeJoalor; good refersnees.—Wallace's, 5, New Street, Wellington ...

... BASCHURCH. PETTY SESSIONS. Y ESTERDAY. Before Messra J. H. N. Walford and R Thomas. DRUNKENNKsS. —For this offence, William Fishwick, Ruy. ton, was fined 55., and Joseph Hardy, Harmer Hill, 10s. and coste HiGHwAY OvpRNCE —Joseph Walford and Jobn Lewis ...

... OLD PARK. Pit Acer dent.— On Monday, accident bappraad Thomas Chirm, who was employed as a mthe Little Flint Seam Pudley Hill Colliery, owing to a premature explosion whilst blasting coal. It was found advisable after the injuries had been attended to ...

... Rickards (Prescott, labourer) 38. tho Rev. T. J. Rider 37, the Rev. K. H. Tuko 52, William Young 23. Richard Thomas Ball 27, Thomas Dawson 27, Thomas llockenhull 25, John Pan.sm ...

... YVilllanw, Otter Van Meyer. W. Ceffvn. WATr.nCoLOtn Duawings:—Copley neldlng, Virai Cole. R.A.. Rirket Fo.Ur. .1 F.dkner. Hardy, David Cox. Thomas Horn. Jarkenn Marie Tonkate. W. McPherson, and numerou.-* utliers by well-known and . •; . •. Open from Ten urtil ...

... from Ludlow and 13 from Bridgnorth. GREAT AOPICULTUEAJ, SALE, NOCK, COOPER, AND NOCK Are favoured with inetmctions from Mr. Thomas White, (who f« givfnff his Farm) by AUCTION, on Thursday, November 13tb, 1890, his well-known PARMING STOCK, compririn?— Head ...

... Horne 'Newport). Mr Col mao. M.P.. Mrs. Colman, Professor >tuari. M.P . Mrs. Moart, Mr. Barron. M.P., Mr. H. Cozens-Hardy, and 11, Cozen “Hardy, Mrs. Miss Clements, Mi«o Edith Cozens-Uardy, Mrs. Hepburn. Mr. and Mr* Frederick Horne. Miw Horae. Mies ll«»ne ...