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... Messrs, W. Hardy, C. Codling, J. Poole, and T, INonll were appoin‘ad constabies for Saxilby, and Messrs. W. D. Neans, J. E. Whittle, C. Palmer, |and J. Carter for Ingleby. The Allotment No. 10, vaeant from 6th April, was crdered to be let to | Thomas Nicholson ...
... way, of which that distinguished statesman, Mr. A. ] . Balfour, is a successful In this section, Mr. Thomas Clark, breeder. In this section, Mr. Thomas Clark, of Oldstockmains, was the hero of the day, for he won in every class in whlch he exhibited. The ...
... Salterhebble—Fox, back ; Crowther, Robinson, and Duck worth, three-quarter backs; Hardy and Mitchell, half backs; J. Knowles, S. Knowles, Elsworth, Armstrong, Thomas, Ellis, Bull, Womersley, and Lomas, forwards. GREETLAND v. BOWLING. The return match ...
... Deaths. At 13 Bourtree Place, here, on the 10th inst., Margaret Bell, wife of James Hardie, lorryman, aged 54 years, Funeral on Sunday, at 3.30 p.m. Friends will please accept of this (the only) intimation and invitation. 5 . At 4 Dickson Street, here ...
... Bonheur. Moonlight on the Floor. A. Macey. Wake up, Darkies. Macey . 776 Song of the Hardy. Patriotic Song . A. Macey. Waltz. A. Macey . Gavotte. A. Macey. the Wide, Hardy. Honey Dear, Lennox. Modesty Gavotte. Dolly's Birthday. Song. A. Jollifications S ...
... —Janet Anderson or ichardson and Mary Stewart or Hardie, Loan, ore charged with shouting snd bawling in the use of Thes. Hardie, stockingmaker, Loan. chardson, twice convicted, was fined 10s, or 5 ys; and Hardie, 24 times previously convicted, or 3days. The ...
... NUILDINGS, The following plans were passed :—Cottage in Havelock Street for Mr Hardie; house in Havelock Street for Mr Robson, of the Sawmill; tenement in Melgund Place for Mr Thomas Burns, butcher. ...
... 147, and the number of withdrawals being the same, the membership stood, as before, at 2015 Messrs Charles Hood and James Hardie were elected members of Committee. Mr Andrew Inglis was nominated as vice-president ; and Messrs William Reid, Henry Bowie ...
... horrible. Certainly a novel in which an accused person is described as being sure to ““go to the chair ” is up to date. Mr. Thomas Hardy’s ¢ The Well-beloved ” (Osgood), the seventeenth of his Wessex novels, assumes a form slightly different from that in which ...
... from Goodban’s, Loder's and Spohr’s. Good referencesif required. For Terms, apply, CuarLes Berrisox, Teacher of the Violin, Thomas-st., Holywell Green, nr. Halifax. HEATH GRAMMAR SCHO OL, HALIFAX. Head Master :—A. W. REITH, MA, formerly Scholar of New College ...
... fearful of man, and less willing to come to close quarters with him.-THOMAS F. DALE. THE BLUE PRrMROSES. [To THE EDITOR OF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR,-I have beard a great deal about the blue hardy primroses, but have not seen them since last year, when very early ...
... Crabtree, Sutcliffe Sowoo(I, Charles Hardy, William Watson and Albert Watson. Tl R Proposed by Thomas Butterworth, Bradford-road, Lightcliffe ; seconded by John Thornton Moore, Halifax-road, Brij(houle; and assented to Dby Thomas ‘lliu' ames Ball, Tom North ...