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... formed the subject of Inquiry Tuesday Dr. Diplock, at Old Brentford. From the evidence of several witnesses, including Thomas Hardy, a travelling signalman, of Meyrick-road, Clapharo-iuoction, it appeared that the deceased was engaged in shunting operations ...
... Lower Street, Memo** ,V Greenham, aged 78. Haines.—Sept. 2, Calne, Mr. John kerne, aged 79. )C Hardy.—Aug. 29, at Puddletown, Rose, young „ , Mr. Thomas Hardy, aged 9. J'' Hiscock.—Sept. 6, Napper's Almshouse, t George Hiscock, aged SO. E-lis*i * Hutciiinss ...
... Hibbs for plying for hire off the stand with an omnibus.—lt was resolved to write and caution him.—The Inspector reported Thomas Way for leaving an omnibus unattended in the Sanatorium Road.—lt was resolved to write and caution him.—The Inspector reported ...
... their lovelv posies of white and yellow roses, were gifts from the bridegroom. The bride's train was carried by Alias Evelyn Thomas, her little niece, whose dress was of white faille, trimmed with cbiffou, made with an old-fashioned, shortwuisted frock, ...
... sentare Committee to be distributed. Mr. Kitt HARDIS announced that he had beets Dominated without his knowledge or geossist. He asked that his nomination be withdrawn. The congress contented to Mr. Hardie's Domino,. Lion being withdrawn. Mr. JOHN Wsla ...
... 1. S. Thomas 2, J. Fryer 3. Fuchsias, varieties J. Fryer 1, S. Thomas 2, S. Crump 3. 'Geraniums, zonale, 3 varieties: E. King 1, S. Thomas 2. Bouquet: J. Fryer 1. Asters, French, blossoms: S. Thomas 1, S. Crump 2, W. Simmons 3. Dahlias: S. ...
... Harry Butt, Bruton, to Frances flea* Hunt, of Mar*ton Magna. Connett—Hardy.—Sept. 4, James' St. James' Street. London. Mr. Arthur Connell, London, to Ada Amelia, eldest daughter Mr. Wsl Hardy, jun., Pudklletown. Hodges—Babbitt.—Sept. 10. the Chapel, Wiushatn ...
... Caidicott, Mas. Bsc. Although plot is very mild, it gives to many comical sitantious, which, it need hard.y said, the performer: made too most. Aa Air Thomas Trotter, Esquire, your Service, Mr German Reed intensely indeed, the whalo piece from beginning ...
... which, with their lovely posiea and jollow roses, Were gifta from the bridegroom. The bride's train waa carried by Miaa Evelyn Thomas, her little niece, whose dreaa was white faille, trimmed with cbiitoo, made with old-fashioned abort-waisted frock, with a ...
... blooms, distinct varieties : Thomas Hobbs, Bristol, 1; Heath and Son, ; George Humphries, Chippenham, 3; Frederick Harris, Bristol, 3. Dahlias, 12 blooms, special prize, presented by Heath and Son: Frederick Harris, 1; Thomas Hobbs, 2. German asters, 2* ...
... by remembering the immense advantages of settled climate enjoyed by all other wheat growers. Wheat is hardy in its resistance cold, but it :s not hardy in resistance to rain, and England ie almost the only country north the fiftieth parallel of latitude ...
... SHEEP NETTING, made of tarred oord, per running yard ; cheaper, more durable, and more easily fixed than hardies.—J. C. Clogg & Co., 184, St. Thomas, Exeter. Established 1821. ROSES! ROSE 3!! ROSES!!! 12 Acres of Roses; 100,000 magnificent plants to select ...