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... WANTS. ¥JC7 KNOWN, that Thomas Helton T T> Gallon Casks of TADCASTKR ALE, price Gd. Quick delrrery guaranteed.—Lowthian-road. WANTED KNOWN, Splendid and Vapour BATHS, just completed, tuned for relieving Rheumatism, Lumbago, Asthma, and all Bronchial ...
... Leek and Vkcftabl* Show at Wilungton.—Mr Thomas the Black Horse Inn, Low Wilhngton, held hi- annual leek aod vegetable show in the Loval Milk Lodge Room, which, as previous occasions, proved a great success. There were 20 stands of leeks up. *'f enormous ...
... DECEMBER 1894 COMPANY Koi'NDRn 1805 LIFE with 111 1C Examination Police in TERMS Amnio Sourity Settled 29 THOMAS SWENDEN& CO LIMITED table waters And non-alcoholic beverages Are Ilighest-clasg and have Public A W A W I C K BREWERY DARLINGTON SPARKLING ...
... v CCKPANT 1836 £4593000 WOOD 10CAI COMMITTEE :- flow I C W C n“l Dale Ksq Thomas Taylor Esq Fenwick Esq tivy:-BKUUE KELLY Agencies Uniiei'RESentkd Invited SOHNE’S PIANOS Ik price VSPRCTION INVITED catalogues Archibald Ramsdbn IS 47 NORTHGATE DARLINGTON ...
... BUTCHERS HEAVILY FINED. At Darlington, to-day, Thomas Scott, butcher, of Mount Street, was fined £4O and costs for pre. paring for public sale diseased meat.--.Jaines Douglas Hardy, Outran) Street, was fined £lO and costs for u sinnlAr offence. ...
... Verms, Loirdon.—R. Hardy and Co. s, Capt. Cook, arrived Wismar on Saturday.—R. Hardy and Co. Highlands s, Capt. Ross, arrived West Hartlepool to-day.—R Hardy and Co. Fern lands s, Capt.. Sellers, on passage Wilmington. —R. Hardy and Co. Norlands s, Capt ...
... wife of Dr. .G. li. Morgan, juu.,-of a son. MARRIAGES. HARDY—PETERS.—On the inst., Saints', Snodland, Kent, by the Rear. J. G. Bmgloy, assisted the Rev. Jacob -bompsm, M. A., of Rochester, William Hardy, Sunderland, to Theodora Lilian (Dora), eldest .daughter ...
... es Leonard. 612; Joshua Beckwith, 589 ; Thomas Y. Greener. 574 ; W. Burmp, 540 ; E. Milburn, 445. Not elected—John Green, 4i3; W. R. Heelop. 393 ; Ralph Dixon, 369; Michael Stitt, 229 R. S. Fell, 185: T. Hardy, 176; G. Lister. 13L ...
... . KA, and sub- Ihddlesbetnithrrt on Monday my, a respect- Idwin Hardy, North-Eastern ; Winn . : and disilway Statitm, m by . strdnng Inpenntendent tilway Polies, et. —At Midtoday Thomas aged with I Ferry -Toed on mentor sod pal. 1 pruner took 1 4 d at ...
... him at the crass table were General Sir Henry Havelock Allan, Batt., Alderman Thomas Richardson, J.P., C.C., Councillor Clarkson, Lieut.-Colonel Lauder, Councillor Hardy, Mr M. H. Horsley, Captain Jenour, R.A., Mr Otto Trechmann, Mr A. MeGlashan, Mr ...
... o'clock. The Rev. F. W. Mor«iiner presided. Councillor John Hardy C.'has. Lamb were reappointed overseers R. Thomas waywarden, ami E. Williamson collector of highway rites. —Councillor Hardy gave a brief rrs/une of the new Local Government Act, and pointed ...
... John Smith, 397 ; Robert Kay. 381; T. W. Hit son. 376. Not elected--Thomas Colquhoun, 370; Wm. Simpson, 334 Edward Heron, 326; Wm. Maddison, 316; Nicholas Yarrow, 316 ; Nathan H. Hardy, 297; Jos. Watson, 259 ...