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... Lincoln, touching the death of Mr. Joseph John Barton, who died somewhat suddenly at the Soread Eagle Hotel Saturday.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, 25. Beaumont Fee. said deceased his brother-in-law. He was a farmer and lived Blankney Barff. Since last July witness ...
... July, 1892, for the , two polling stations the general election. respect to the proposed new school Awswo>> tri end, Mr. Thomas Hardy wrote offering the Jan price 6s. per yard.—lt was decided, I' tion of Mr. Gibson, seconded Mr. Curry, combination and ...
... declining. Lady Macgregor, Hampton Court, widow Sir John Macgrogor, and youngest and only surviving daughter Can aiu Sir Thomas Hardy, who was flag captain Lord Nelson at the time gallant hero's death, is .suffering from severe attack of influenza, but ...
... touching tbe death of Mr. Joseph John Barton, who died somewhat suddenly at the Spread Eagle Hotel on Satur- day .—Mr. Dy moke Thomas Hardy, 25. Beaumont Fee. said deceased was bis brother-in-law. He was a farmer and lived at Blankney Bai 6s. Since last July ...
... Good, second son of the late Charles Goud. 9, Sneinton Rermita.ce in his 24th year. HARDY.? On the 29th ult., at the New Inn. Lenton, Mary Ann Hardy, widow of Thomas Hardy, late of Calverton, aged 78 years. BOUBD? On tha 25th nit, at Kennelworth-terrace ...
... licence attached; present return, c i o _2 num « capable being largely increa«e ...
... M.R.C. V.s., veterinary surgeon, aged ■ yean. GREAVES — On the llth test., at 2, Summers-street, Ark , wrigbt-etreet, Thomas Hardy Greaves, in bis 72nd year ' after a long and painf ul affliction. E&ATH.— On tbe 25th inst., at Newmarket-street, Skipton ...
... W'*«tir * tfc *ched ; present returns close upon t with largely increased an \ '•Pital ; satisfactory reason for present Thomas Hardy, the HOUSES. of Hotel, Leicestershire ; I Iree f °» spirits. - John Bailey. £30. good t'ade, and free for all except cask ...
... (3) Abraham Parker, 12, Graham-street, Hadford, lacemaker, and Henry . tiollis. 111, Denman-street, shoemaker. MR. THOMAS HARDY. Thomas Hardy, Floyd Villa, Highbury-road. Bulwell, watchmaker, nominated by (1) Charles Forth, 17, Herbertroad, New Basford, ...
... present returns close upon W«» a . b,e being largely increased by an ?. .V«,.S ~Ar*. l>,t satisfactory reason for present Thomas Hardy, The Brewery, Kirn HOUSES. siu«? & nd Wine House; pleasantly suburbs town; rent low.—John 1535 c dogsTp^ultry _Sd years ...
... Cary's works, and the other collieries to iring the men to the poll. The three sons of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Hall—Mr. W. E. Hardy, Mr. J. H. Hardy, and Mr. F. Hardy—are among he prominent workers in Colonel Seelv's interests. Mr.T.Robinson, ...
... Rev. Canon J. D. Lewis, Rev. J. F. Makepeace, Mr. John Peacock, Mr. Mark Mellers, Mr. John Leee, Mr. William Hunt, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. S. Slack. The reply from Mr. IT. English is indefinite, and Mr. Hy. Wyles, Rev. G. H. James, Mr. S. Bower, Mr ...