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... n Police Court yes- s tterilay, before Dr. F0othergill nnd Mr -G. ?? Hoskins, tfhree ?? named Thomas Graham (16); John' Willain ?? (17), and' William Hardy ?? r were charged with stealing about fonr stones of scrap4iron, the property of e' the 1)ariinrton ...
... Victorious, for quarter-de'k du'ties, '8th June, Thomas S. Rel Matthews to thc Powerful, 8th June; Thomas e A. E. J. Bosanquet to the Lmpress of India, 8th res June. - - I ' COI MoNDAY. COD I Lieutenant-Thomas Jackson to the Pembroke, Orv additional for the ...
... reerick Huntter. liiminham(Smthwck) RoertMandale vice Thomas Morley, F. G. Betenson vice Thomas Chaddock. Sheffield (Brunswick), Henry Cartwright vice Thomas Rae. Manchester (Oldham-road), Thomas Rae vice Hilton Pollitt. York (Wesley), Hilton E'ollitt ...
... presided. ard rmongst those present s 8, were IMeeseis. R. Roberts, S. R. Thomas, George Ta. as Lowe, George Shaiv, Churles Hardy, G. Reed, ?? , 3. WS. Iflusei, A. R. Price, Thomas, Craven, thi yV Henry Ju:,e>. (secretary), and others. iS The in'etinig ...
... George S. Smith (C) 686; George Hardy (L) 665; E. Cole 502 ; H. Burns 385 ; Walby (I) 293. The first seven were elected. L. The Liberals have secured four seats, but the defeat of their fifth candidate, Mr. George Hardy, came as a Bur- red prise. Messrs ...
... APPO )INTMIENTS. .SATURDAY. Lieutenants-George C. Hardy to the Devz5t tiou, septeraber 30th; Williamt H, Moir to Thunderer, Septemaber 30th. t ?? Winterbottoin to the Northampton, October let; John tacn t the Colliu-wood, for coastguard on sho CctoberIst: ...
... (two members): John Adin 80, Thomas wil Bower 77, *Colledge 25, J. Howard 22. em There were no contests in the West and East Wards. on thc CODNOR PARISH. Do The following is the result:-F. C. Corlield S31, T. Brown 288, W. Hardy 285, T. H. Watson 268, L. ...
... be r. Lieutenant, wvith seniority of 15th January, 189?; 5. Thomas Wardle to be Lieutenant, with seniority to of 15th January, 1897. ta Acting Sub-Lieutenants the Hon- IR 0. N. en Gathornc Hardy to be 8ub-Lieutenant, with to seniority of 15th November, ...
... Smith, Miss Locke, Mr J A Smith, Mr F N Smith ; third brougham, The Mayor of Dtrby, Alderman Sir H H Bemrose, MP, Alderman Sir Thomas Roe, Alderman Sir A S Haslam ; fourth brughara, Alderman Unwin Sowter, Mr W Naylor, Mr W H Sale, Mr P. W Sale ; fifth brougham ...
... -The most disrs-. trous fire ever known in Australia occnired n here at two this morning at Messrs Craig, I PWilliaucson, and Thomas's warehouse in F Elizabeth-street, one of the chief thorough-. 3 fates in the heart of the city. In three bt hours the immense ...
... a wall of stone and steel.- 3 After reading Thomas Hardy's book ab The Well Beloved, the Ven' Arch. deacon Bruce, of Newport, Mon., was a inspired to write sone verses,.A copy of b which was sent Mr Hardy, who replied I b as follows: f I Dear Sir,-I ...
... and Ivor F. Chichester, to the 1ascieeme,'to date t Nov. 18. Sub-Lieutenat George E;. S. Dow es, to the Hardy, to date Nov. 16. Naval lastructor Thomas 'lator, to the Nile, to date Nov. L Assistant Paymaster Ed. H. Theame, to the Royal Arthur, to date Nov ...