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... contralto numbers whom the com- mittee could have found, and many also would be glad of another opportunity of hearing Miss Naomi Hardy as principal in an oratorio. The other principals were Mr. Holberry Hagyard (tenor) and Mr. Andrew Black (bass). Of Madame ...
... Grocer's Shop, Sneintou-dale. 7708 c ~PR_MISES BE LET. A STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part of Hardy, Purney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, at reduoed rent. CELLARING.— To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing purposes ...
... Crveon.—The sacred edifice was beautifully decurated for Christimas. Services were held on Christm-_d.y!'bnhun-. the Rey. Thomas Masheder, HATHEEN. Pea Pawrr.—On Thursdey afternoon the anoual socisl tew meeting in cupaection with the Geneval wwwbfim&' ...
... THIS DAY’S POLICE. TOWN HALL. W. Win ter ton (in the chair), T. 1' Jolnis*n, and I. Mart, lisqra. Kkw Ykab FESTI —Albert Hardy (22) descrilx'd ma-son, H4. Dorset-street, was charged with being drunk and using obscene language m the Market place Wednesday ...
... Dearnley, Cromford-street, Arkwright-street. 7c LET7~ STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part of Hardy, Purney, and Creassey's Factory, Thorotou-street, reduced rent. 1042 (CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... of the Royal College of Surgeons, and knighthoods for Sir. R. P. Harding, Chief Official Receiver in Banferoptey, and Mr. Thomas Sowler, Manchester. Sir John Lcbbock, M.P., and Sir John Gorst, P., have been appointed members of the Privy Mr. tone completed ...
... Welham aed but a holloa over by Church and over is line, — tailway on to the Kib- gaping ditch, after Mr. Bankart force, The hardy horseman was however, quickly in the saddle again, and all his wonted ardour. ” end led_ him over within bad ite inception ...
... Cromford-street, Arkwright-street. 7c PREMISES TO BE LET~ STANDINGS in one flat to be Let, whole or in part, in the best part Hardy, Turney, and Creassey's Factory, Thoroton-street, reduced rent. 1042 (CELLARING. —To be Let, Cellaring, suitable for storing ...
... (Junction), Lilley (Staveley), Rose (Midland), J. Swallow (Heeley), 8. Hay (Staveley), J. Start (Long Eaton), Daft (Midland), Hardy (Midland), W. Locker (Long Eaton), and Radford (Junction). Manchester Unity Oddfellows.— The quarterly meeting the Derby District ...
... October 22 1289, and was sentenced to sea Winds, senethb imprinement with hard labour.— Elizabeth Mowbray, g w alias Elizabeth Hardy, alias Mary Harris, aline ooer,. en Lloyd, alias Ellen Limey, Lee, wee sentenced to 12 months' imprnonmsat with hard labour ...
... 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 ...
... were the present Sir Thomas Acland, the late Lord Shaftesbury. In the Lords the Duke of Wellington made a long speech against the scheme, but ended by advising the Lords not to vote against it. The first Postmaster-General was Sir Thomas Randolph, who owed ...