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... Chambers, Street, London, company promoter. Thomas E. Lowe, Rookery Road, Haodsworth, lately Hockley Hill. Birmingham. licensed victualler. George Hardy, Lone. Clay Cross, Derbyshire, formerly grocer. Thomas D. Gorton, lately Laurel Head and Street, now ...
... William Walker ; Stourbridge, J. Bosward; Midsomer Norton, H. Parke*.; Deal, Thomas Dixon; Walsall (Wesley), Joseph Rhodes (B); London (Bow), J. C. Wright; Poole, Alfred Hardy; J. C. Brewer; CUtheroe. E. Ely, W. V. Davies; Blackheath, George Charter. Twelve ...
... —T. H. Hardy acd Joseph Pucker. Paulton —W. C. A.hmaii and Thomas Bush. Ston Eas-nn—F. L. Carper snd F. N. F:ower. Stowey—W. C. Lyde and W. H. Board. Timsbaiy— John Gregory and Thomas Hall. Tjhiey—Chsriea £. edw 11 and Franks. West and Thomas Caple. ...
... BRISTOL POLICE COURT. TUESDAY.—Before C. B. Haxs and C. Axxesbd Lhept ax uah. Thomas Avery, James Day, Jouu James Rtchd. Forester, vooths, war* charged witn boat'a oar. valaa 4*61. property the Initio Western Steam*nip Company (Mr and others). evidence* ...
... ite, of Sharlston Old Hall, Hardy Croft, Waaeheld, farmer and coachbnilder. Jaa. I- Moss, ol Brighton, Derbysnire, grocer. Henry Green, Hose* Terrace. Swansea, stauon■saaasai Edward T. Jenkins, Windmill Terrace, St. Thomas, Swansea, coal merchant. John ...
... drawing-room after dinner last evening. The marriage Captain the Hon. Thomas Brand tod Scot: will take place oo Saturday seat at Westminster Abbey. The the Hon j sin o roe me-Hardy and Lady Dorothy Boyle tike place Holy Trinity Church, Street, Tuesday ...
... American papers please copy. 3, Nelson Place. Ket cliff. Thomas Britten, aged 38, deeply lamouied by hi.* aurrowiug childrea and friends. Hardy. —.lan. 31, Norton n.awkfteld. suddenly. Thomas Henry Hard?, aged 42, deeply recruited by his arrowing wiio-aud ...
... circuits are now being extensively made. The following list engagements for district will interest manyAt Penzance, Rev. T. Hardy. Banks, 8.A., of Bolton, succeeds Rev. Henry Woatonhoim. Rev. John Gcngo leaves that circuit for Croydon. At Weston-suoer-Maro ...
... THE FATALITY TO A JOCKEY. inquest was held at Lewes yesterday by Mr Coroner Hilhnan on the body William Thomas Sensier, the jockey, who was killed at Plumpton on Saturday last. P-C. Curtis said was stationed at the open jump, which was 3ft. 6in. high ...
... Parker, G. Onaningham, W. Bryant, W. Perry, J. B. Tanner, W. Jones, Miss Woollam, Mr Christopher Thomas, J.P., Rev. S. W. Waite. General Daubeny, Col. E. A. Hardy. The statiaties for the week ended 31at Jaly gave the following figures compared wilh tbe co ...
... Workhouse, Major Ramsey (chairman) presided, and there were Was present Bet. Henry Dening and Mr A. Shipley (noe-chainnsn). OoL Hardy. Mrs Dickie, Mrs Trebiloo, Mrs Hawkins, Mias Clifford, Mias Wiokwortb, Miss NighMagals, Mies WooUam, Mean W. Atary, K RobinsoQ ...
... Woollam. Miss Nightingale, Ber. E. Evans, Colonel Hardy, Messrs W. Palmer, J. Poole, J. Bastow, W. J. Avery. J. J. Ellis, H- Bishop, S. Robioson, C. H. Mayo, A J. Shorter, G. Cooper, J. B. Tanner, J. Thomas, C Bryant, W. Perry, F. G. Davis, W. Jones, G. ...