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... REWARD will be paid to any person giring information which will lead to the APPREHENSION of either of the following persons, THOMAS HARDY, GEORGE GREENLAND, and BARMY BEIVEN, against whom warrants been iaats,l at the instance of the 3lelksham Guardians. W. ...
... 28, at Penmon Church, Anglesey, Thomas de Lisle Hardy. of Fairford and Lechlsde, solicitor, to Mabel M. S. Williams, of TreCastell, Beaumaris. DEATHS. Aug. 9, at Aehton Keynes, Albert James, infant son of George Thomas Ind, aged 15 months. Aug. 16, at ...
... patience of a good many more would not hate kept them from going for the serpent. Is Par from the Madding Crowd ALI Mr. Thomas Hardy bas this pas• sage— It may have bees oheerved EIIGLISIMOMIX by penom who go about the shires with for beauty that io Soglish- ...
... THE ATE Mr THOMAS CORBNISH., The death of this lamented gentleman continues to be the subject of siccere regret. Business engage- ments, to break, pr= vaacel hundreds ‘from attending his funeral on Saturday- And life’s toi! SO ‘axes our energies and its ...
... forts—lst, Thomas Parfitt ; 2nd, E. Baber, Great Elm. Roses, not less than two sorts—lst, E. Baber ; 2nd, A. Hurding. Dahlias—lst, F. Knight, Great Elm ; 2nd. R. T. Russell. Asters—lst, F. Knight; 2nd, T. Bull. Twelve varieties of hardy and half-hardy annuals—lst ...
... (peo), Da 1. W. o Nol Bray, b Hardy Davis, b Jeggard. » Sugden. HOLSWORTHY v. WALTER'S WANDERERS, Played at Holeworthy and resulted in a for the runs on the Srst lonings. batted well for Mitebeld bowled. and ni Black’ and Thomas HOLSWORTHY, A.W, H. Diekinecn ...
... 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 ...
... Johns: Bros., engineers, &e., of Lechlade, without giving a proper notice.—Mr. T. do L. Hardy appeared for Messrs. Johns.—Mr. Hardy said defendant had been 7 months in his clients' employ as a fitter, and was paid £1 per week, of 58 working hours. On the 31st ...
... I'bilbrick H Oliver, b A Uenpe, c Pbilbnck, b Fearnsides W Knott, Dawe R Friend, b Hardy W Carter, Hardy C Bush, Phtibnck C Hooper, b Philbnck Siderfine, Hardy . . J Mamh, not out Extras Abbotsham v. ArFLKDOKK. —Appledore gained unexpected victory over a strong ...
... Mr. Limbery-Buse, Mr. Hindle, Mr. Steel, Mr. E. Tozer, Mr. Schank, Mr. 11. Parson, Mr. Marsh- Dunn, Mr. Basil Tozer, Mr. Hardy-liarris, Mr. Ticket', Mr. Wight-Boycott, Dr. lludkin, Mr. Wright, Mr. Ainslie, Dr. Herbert Johnson, Mr. Caunter, Mr. Rooth ...
... 1391. with fox the Blackburn Borers Football Club, or with or tot any club than the Notts Forest Glob. was also asked that Thomas Brown Mitchell, the secretary, aad Mr Birtwistle, Edward Morley, and other members of the Blackburn Rovers club might restrained ...
... Holloway, who got 81, and Hardy, who obtained 79 marks. In History and Geography, the questions had been very satisfactorily answered by the majority of the boys in the Upper School. Surer got nearly full marks. White, Thomas, Tburiow 1., and Bntler i ...