... AROLITION OF CAVALRY Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is keenly interesved in humanitarian movements of all kinds, has made the contribution to the Peace Crusade iv a lktter in the forthcoming issue of “War against War” “T think that a practical beginning may coon ...

... grown from Messrs. Crone and k Taylor's manures (agent, Mr. Thomas Mawer, auctioneer, 66, Newland) five persons competed. The first prize, an electro plated tea service, was won by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Tborney, and the second prize, an electro-plated teapot ...

... Richard Hardy Mrs Cavill Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy 2 Annie Kitchin Het Me Kemp W Hutchinson 4 M Overton WwW Hather 0 ts Pacey Mrs cm Mr. Mr and Mrs Thoinpson and Mrs Lod: Willie Poweil Mrs. Marrows . Mr aad Mre. D a Mis G Hardy Hardy ...

... th Crore and acres of swedes, grown from Messrs. Mr, Thomas Mawer, Taylor’s (agent, compéted. anctioneer, 66, Newland) five persons The first prize, an electro-plated tea was won by Mr, Thomas Hardy, of Thorney, and the second prize, an electro- plated ...

... THE NEW JUD E, Mr. Cozens Hardy, the newly appointed jndge in the room of Mr. Justice Romer, translated to Court of Appeal, took his seat in the Chancery mn PT INCES OF WALES. The yacht left Plymouth to-day Mediterranean, to embark the Princess of oy ...

... DERBY FARM, near MIDLAND STATION. LINOOLN . M. H. HOW11T Is inetructed b Mrs. Hardy, to SELL by AUCTION, on THU hes DAY NBEX'I, March 23rd, 1 HORSES, the whole of ‘the PARMIAG IMPLE- MEN'I'S, 20 Couples of FOWLS. Quantity of Home-cured LAQON, and other ...

... onday.—Before J. M. Collingham, Esq., and Thomas Bell, Esq. Gentle Nature.—John Gentle was charged , being casual pauper of the Lincoln Work*>oUBe, refusing to obey the lawful orders of the officers. -Thomas Healey, imbecile attendant, said the man Presented ...

... daughter of the late Thomas Simpson, J.P., of this city. Atkin—Tcbneb.—On the Jan., at St. John's, KUburn, London, Herbert, third son ol the late Mr. Thomas Atkin, Metheringham, Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. B. Turner, Dunston. Hardy—Kitchen.—At the Parish ...

... AMERICA UP. Sir Thomas Lipton has chosen the Scottish Contingent for the yacht Shamrock, which 18 to compete for the America Cup. The other half of the crew will be Englishmen. The crew all told ill number thirty. NORTH NORFOLK VACANCY At the meeting ...

... registrar within BIRTHS. MABBIAGEB AND DEATHS. M At Spaldir-g, on the 25th ult„ John Thomas Elizabeth Brooks, both of Moulton. -»-ayior to Grimsby, on the ult., John Henry Hardy to Eliza DEATHS. Tomlinson.—At Scampton, on the 25th inst., George the dearly beloved ...

... F, Freshucy, Sir It M. Hawley, Col. Hutton, Tombleson, the karl of ) arborough, Coancillors Col. Conwsy-Gordon, Frank:sh, Hardy, Swan, Alington, Allison, Blaydes, Lrougk.ton, Campion, Coates, J. E. Davy, J. W. Davy, Joshus ‘st,\'_ Ellwood, Epton, Eveus ...

... George Hall, Inland Revenue, Huntingdon, of daughter. MARRIAGE 8. Hardy—Nobth. —At Bt. Peter-in-Eastgate Church, Lincoln, on tbe 30th ult., by the Rev. Precentor Bramley, Robert Hardy to Harriett North, both of Linooln. Lenton—Dixon.—On Monday, the 28th ...