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... win. Mr. J. W. Logan was the liberal choice, tbe Conservative selection was Mr. Gerald Hardy. The election took place on May Bth, with J. W. Logan (L.) 5082 Gerald Hardy (C.) The have since .selected their future i cand: Mr. F. W. Lowe, Birmingham solicitor ...
... recitations and readings. Amongst those who took part were Messrs. B. Clayton (whose singing was warmly appreciated), C. Thomas, 1. Sugden, C. Wood, J. £ ’.l‘:sl. F.Teal, G. Dyson and Master H. G. Teal. Mrs. J. L. Teal ably officiated as accompanist ...
... South Wales. HAMS—Dec. 25 at Cheltenham, Catherine . widow of Capt. M . H. Tfailes, 10th Bengal Cavalry, 74. HARDIE—Dec. 20, at Eating, G. K. Hardie, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General, retired. 68. Hance—Dec. 2.5, at St. Leoeards, Louisa Susanna, widow of Rev ...
... the hour fixed for the wedding, bnt long before that time the church was crowded with relatives, friends, and well-wishers. Hardy had the clock struck eleven when Mr. George Watson, with his brother and best man, Mr. Jrseph Watson, of London, arrived the ...
... and Mr. B. Wood Nat as 1). W. H. Cozens-Hardy be vice-President Mr. G. Waimea then proposed that the following gentlemen be asked to be patron:—Sir. A. J. nil, Bart., and Watts. J. Cato.., H. H. Colette-Hardy, J. Bradley Teviott, J. Roger, and O. Barker ...
... 9d. per box. âT. Holland, Chemist, Lincoln.â Advt. I On Tuesday night the annual children's festival took place ia the Thomas Cooper Memorial Chapel, the building being well filled. A Christmas tree, bearing a i large number of lighted lamps, nicely ...
... MARRIAGE Tivhann— 4th 1891 St Mary’s Scarborough Thomas Ward Jackson of Staiiitou to Eliza Green Tivnann eldest daughter the late Tivnann Stockton DEATHS Bragg —December 30th at No 8 South Arden-etreet Darlington Elizabeth relict of the Nicholas Bragg ...
... the propositioD of Alderman Wage, seconded Counculor VuTTEB. The Sanitary Committee reported—“ That they have received from Thomas CrahiU bis resignation of the office of Inspector of Nuisances thttßoroagh, and they recommend that, inasmuch the sanction ...
... Calder he Robert Gonrley Fife vhc Thomas Swanson Airdrie Pouter cock any colour— 1 D Mackay Airdrie 2 Fred Kidd Edinburgh 3 D Mackay Airdrie 4 J Scott jr Falkirk vhc Thomas Prentice Mofherwell Pouter hen colour— I Thomas Bard Falkirk 2 J Scott jr Falkirk ...
... Patience Fanny Picker- Dec. 26,1881, at HOI, Trinity, Jibort Heath (by the Rev. O. W Johnson, View). William Thomas only son of the late llliaia Hardy, Algarkirk, Annie Jane only daughter of George Mountain, of Satterton. Heath??Picker. ??On Dec. at Wainfleet ...
... ia orcr 230,000 Copies Weekly. Pnblic Notices, rTIHE FUNERAL of the late V«Br R*v. X DEAN GEDDES wiU take place front St Thomas' church, Arbroath, to the New Crvgrr^Y, on Saturday, 2d Jan., at Twelve o'clock Noon. All t'ritndt are rupee t/ully invited ...
... Baron and Baroness Roomer, L 'tly Sandhurst Hon. .Tas. Mansfield, Hen. Randolph Cape!. Freeman Thomas, J. Forbes. Lord and Lady George Xevill, and the Hon. Thomas Dnndas. The party with Mr and Mrs J. J. Barrow, included Mr Barrow. Mr and Mrs Leonard Barrow ...