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... Doxford, Esq., M.P. Walter Thorburn, M. . ‘Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. James Paul, Lyon King of Arms. G D. de Courey Perry, Esq., her Majesty’s Consul-General at Antwerp. George Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. The Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge ...
... Doxford, Mr. Walter Thorburn, Mr. Thomas Lauder Brunton, M_D., Mr. James Balfour Paul, Lyon King-of-Arms. Mr. G. D. de Courey Perry, € MG, her Majesty's ConsulL-General at, Antwerp. Mr. George Dalhousie Ramsay, €.B- Me. Thomas Tacon. The Hon. W. MacPherson ...
... James Balfour Paul. Esq., Lyon King of '/_?• ®- D« Oouroy Perry, Esq., C.M.G., her vO®tul-U#uaial Antwerp; George B»q- ICLB.; Thomas Taoon, Esq , Hon. vy. MaapUoraon, judge of the High Court I Diwao lishadur V. Jyeagar, for UrU»» Bhatewadekar, Esq., chairman ...
... J. H. Brown, &. Byron, W. Hy Carey, S Cook, W. Copiv. EB. Denman, RN Elborne, R. Fitzhugh, R. Kleeman, P. W. Gregeryy Thomas Hardy, D. Higham. G. Hooton, J. Housteny J. Johnstone, G Kirk, J Eees, EL & & Lovete, EL. Vianning, J. T. Mc€raith, } lor, Radford ...
... Knight ley Lodge. BMW; Bro. T. N. Gammas& N.G., Globe Lode*, Ithedon; Bre. IL P.P.0.11.. Joblim Lodge. Long Buckto; Bro. Thomas Badlows. POs.. Hurts of Oak Lodge. Brathston Bro. J. Owens, P. 0., Trus Friendship Lodge, Lols Wooden; Bro. Taylor, 2.0., ...
... SESSIONS. Tuespay. — Present—Capt. Vipan (chair- man), Mr. J. Laurance, anu Mr. J. A. Her- ert. Farcet Butcher Gors To Prison.—Hardy Rimes, butcher, Farcet, was summoned for being drunk whilst im charge of a horse and cart at Farcet on December 27th.—Defendant ...
... the Cattle Market. Central Sale Rooms and Offices: 15, GLUMAN GATE, CHESTERFIELD. Pupil and for many years assistant to the Thomas Ward. LAND AGENT, SURVEYOR AN© VALUER. SORESBY STREET, CHESTERFIELD. Agent for the London Assurance Corporation am to North ...
... DAILY POST, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3, 1900. ROOTS RAZ. SOLICITOR POUND DEAD. An Ediaborgh telegram says lard Leval has a- I Mr Thomas Had, eell.hootar• elicitor gracile. cored • corps one bemired and fifty gillses log la Loudon, Southend, sad elmaltere, foecd ...
... Evening Post Office. — Wanted Turnersoff, for Shirts and E Punts; als> German Seamers—Apply the Maximum Knitted Unrlerwear Co, Hardy's Factory, Thorotoa-street, Radford. 2c Competent Woman of good character Wanted. E to take charge of making-up department; ...
... had never complained to hsr of anything. He bad attended his work as nsoal up to Christmas, but bad not beea since.—Edward Thomas, surgenn, Beorby, eaid he had made a post-mortem examination of the body of the deceased, and the canse of death was sudden ...
... Guardises. Now Mills Urban Dlstriot Gossoll. THURSDAY. JANUARY 11th. Glossop Marlow 1 GLOSSOP. Ask for Oarlisk's &amass at Thomas Grays, muter et Pikes sad Prisms VICTORIA HALL. Mr Jeree's high-alse. Concert. TUESDAY, 61h. 260 Reserve Tickets bold. Ost ...
... not appear, had 15s. 2d. esch to pay.—~ Frederick Hardy, Shirland, was charged with bhaviog used sbueive language at Doe Hill Railway Station on Nov. 27th. Detective! Inspeotoz Ward prosecuted.— Thomas Williams, - elerk in the employment of the Midland ...