... in a house in Wellington-mad, Stockwell, with a sharp instrument by her side. She was removed by a pedice-constehle to St. Thomas's Hospital. She died immediately after her admission. I At an inquest at Darlaston, it was shewn that 'a little by mimed James ...

... fire to some im the Witness hed £5 in old silver on the top of the cupboard bat ts had dt thomas Senior, a labourer Albert-row Paddock. employed by Mr Ellis Hardy, a waeel wright, whose prem aro near that there wee ab alarm of fire. He ran to the bouse ...

... Clansman. 9 STUDIES: by J.B.M. OP THE WEEK ILLUSTRATED. SOLD BY ALL NEWSAGENTS. ONE PENNY. Public Notices. j; IfRS ROBERT THOMAS desires to ex- c-rnw-fj* 59 ., er tl ? anks for ti l 6 man y Wnd letters of rmpattiy ud enquiries frem numerous friends in ...

... complimented the the smartness of the drill the time for landing the man lead-heaving line competition took place afterwards Mr Thomas Woodhouse being the winner Preston T W FLINT LODGE UAOD— The general meeting of members of this lodge was held in the Druids ...

... no novelist of the first rank living (says the * Church who treats the parson so much as 4 quantity to be neglected as Mr. Hardy. We do not look for much from Lord Roberts, save To-Day,” but if he gives Kitchener a free hand he may pull us through before ...

... Belgravia leases were or 1 nitiety-nino years, and few of them are dated earlier than 1823-3 C. A PROLIFIC POET. Mr. Aubrey Thomas Vere. our oldest livingpoet, celebrated yesterday tbe eighty-sixth anniversary of his birth. Mr De Vere's poetical work is ...

... Manchester Road. Bradford. Telephone 1666. D WRINOISQ MACHINES Wanted any condition.—Apjdy, post sard or person| »Uy AWBED HARDY, 707, Little Hcrtoa Lane. Hales Private Contract* Houses. Umtte, 500 —Special: BECKUILL. Duttershaw. must told dose family ...

... —Henry Thornber. farmer, Outlane; Thomas Crossland, farmer, Outlet's; James Gee, Greenhouee Farm, Outlane; Saville Pilling Round Inds. Outlane; F. Watts. Coldroyd Hill Farm, Dalton; Joseph Parker, Rowthorpe-lane, Dalton; Thomas Hoyle, farmer, Outlane; and George ...

... GEOHiIE ADAMS. MINNIE PALMERSTON. HARRS PHILLIPS. MISS ETHEL CHRISTIAN, MISS AILEE> MeMIT-l-On;H. RYAN and HALL. Uie EDISON THOMAS I'KTCRES. NELLIE WILSON, the SALONNI FAMILY, CHAS. DENTON, the DIXON BROTHERS. Prioe? of Admission. — Orchestra Stads (Reserved ...

... Mary's Church, Thetford, Norfolk, by the Rev. Canon Hodges, Vicar of Sfc. James', Bury St. Edmunds, assisted by the Rev E. W. Hardy, vicar of tbe parish, and tbe Rev. R. C. S. Sweeting, George Mannings Faulkner, Fal- conbury School, Bury St. Edmunds, younger ...

... to go to work at 6 30 a.m. Shortly after noon smoke was seen issuing from the premises, and some men employed by Mr. Ellis Hardy, cart. wright, went and broke a pane of glass in the window. The door had been locked, but the man Eastwood came while the ...

... rough with the smooth, and rejoicing always at the chance of seeing real work in the field. We regret to hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy is not in a satisfactory state of health, and may be compelled to seek a bracing climate before long, away from the downs ...