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... “page and secretary,” and the article is accompanied by adequate illustrations of the life of the Maid of Orleans. Mr. Thomas Hardy continues his interesting cerial tale, “Hearts Insurgent.” Further contzibutione this month include “Queen Victoria's High ...
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... HARDY ANNTALS. Order Book of the House of Commons for the next Just twenty-four notices of motion stand in the session. They are mostly hardy annuals, and call for little comment. The most important is thet moves for the abolition of the office of in ...
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... COMPLIMENTED. Thomas Arthur Summers and Emma Summers, husband and wife, were, at the East Hiding (Hull) Petty Sessions to-day, charged on remand with stealing linen from Tranby Lodge, Hessle, the property of Alderman Sherburn.—Mary Hardy, laundress at ...
... LODGE, HESSLE. Thomas Arthur and Emma Summers, man and wife, were charged at the East Riding Petty Sessions, held at Hull on Tuesday, with stealing a quantity of linen from Tranby Lodge, Hassle, the property of Alderman Sherburn. Mary Hardy, laundress in ...
... Laundry Breaking at Tranby Lodge. At the East Riding Petty Sessiuns, Hull, on Tuesday, before Messrs. Ringrose and J. Lambert, Thomas Arthur Bummers and Emma bummers, husband and wife, were charged on remand with breaking into the laundry of Tranby Lodge, ...
... LOST HIS WATCH. Mr William Goodman Hardy has been paying a visit to the Fishing Metropolis from South America, tie left Grimsby again on the 12th inst., en route for London, aud had a fellow passenger a man named Thomas Pennington. Just prior to reaching ...
... Unionists aud Mr. R. Kitching for the Liberals. â On the borough list Mr. Whitehead asked the overseer why the names of Thomas Davidson and Robert Ward did not appear?â The Overseer said it was au omission of the printers, but on being further questioued ...
... fl SUPPLIMENT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, IS& the holding of the place in case Thomas should be obliged to retire before Longetreet; . intending himself to proceed at once to Thomas. General Garfield —I here quote the statement of Major Prank S. Bond— asked ...
... re- complaint having been in the meantime. gistered against the ocoupants, were now granted, no An Exrenpep License Wantep. ‘Thomas Richard Bird, landlord of the Sir Frederick Roberts Inn, Pear Road, applied for a seven days’ license instead of a certificate ...
... red plums. William Morris West, Linthwaite-Ist petunias, hardy annual in bloom ; 2nd Brussels sprouts, dish of parsley, stooks. Antler Rumble, Botham 11.11-2nd white grapes, black grapes. Thomas Mercer, Fixby—lst and 2nd black or red currants; 2nd six ...