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... Eyears 11 § Lord W Beresford’'s Patrick's Ball, &yrs ..Escott 11 § Mr QJ Conninghumn’s Viburnum. Byrs ..Hardie I 1 & Mr R U Trenvoln’s Pants, SsylB ee.evvvvn..Menzies 10 5 Mr & Craig's TubErose, 43T8. .un ceerenensnsenessa s CIATK ...
... (Councillor T. Fyons)and other magistrates, a young man named Thomas Whitby, ¢f 118, Whelley, was chatged with attempting to murder bis wife by strangling ter. The Chiei-constable (Mr. G. Hardy), who prosecuted, said the woman had ouly recently besn confined ...
... 1899, T T T ——— The Alleged Attempted t - 1 Murder at Wigan. Result of the Case. . To-day, at the Wigan Borough Polica Comt, Thomas Whitby, a labourer, of 118, WheHey, Wigan, was again brought beforas tha magistrates on a charge of attempting to murder his ...
... { ' IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Another All=Night Sitting. Mr. Keir Hardie Called to Order. (BY ‘““ EXPRESS ~ PRIVATE WIRE.) Yeaterday’'s sitting of the House of Commons sontinued till a qrarter to five shis morning. The saliung wae done azoloeigely by she ...
... Mr L Robinson’s Etra Weenie Darliug 8 12 Mr L de Kothschild's ¢ by Lactantius—Melissa.. Watson 8 12 Mr J Thomas’s ¢ by Martagon— Decoration..J Cannon 8 10 Mr W E Qakeley’s Rhine King, 2lb .J Cannon 8 10 Mr Hugh Pease’s Gamin ...
... their faith and bravery may be rewarded. Th 3 prospects of a pleasant sea VOYRg? seemed rather remote, yet a large number of hardy holidaymnkers went by the Prince of Wales steamer to the Isle of M\an. The same company’s steamer Tyowald will sail at two ...
... Sinker, M. A.; vicar of 8t Pavl's, Suattipors, aasisted by the Rev. E. Bannerman, ML A., vicar of Cro scrare, the Rev., James Hardy Honeybu.ne, vica: of Carist Chureh,Southport, and Hon. Canon of tiw pool, to iSlien liza, eldess daughter of . % Armitage, ...
... to Ann Klizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Captain Thomas Christie. -4, Wesley-avenue, Egremont. DEATHS. BLISSETT—On Easter Day, at West Kirby, in herB7th year, Emily, widow of the late Thomas Blissett, of Oxton, Cheshire. COTESWORTH—March 25, suddenly ...
... Carnarvon s Loreto, syrs . .G Chaloner a 3 5 Lord Carnarvon's Dark David, Syrs . .G Cusloner a 9 5 Mr R M'Creery’s Thomas Cat, uged .H Marsh 9 5 Mr W Sibary’s Yusen, Syrs .0.0ve0e. . Homnsby a 9 5 Prince Soltykoft's Su{wfl_Ausara%ian ...
... itothley's Go.a.teld, Syis.. ceevees.J Powney 2 2 Mr s Tweedie’s Captain Kettle, 4ylB ver.vee-.. Willson 8 2 Mr R M‘Creery’s Thomas tal, aged .H Marsh 8 2 Mr W J Phelps’s Rouge, 6ylB .ee-ee. Hallick 7 11 Sir B Vineout's Sailor Boy 111 ...
... Rev. G. W. Wa&lla, M.A., Edward Hutme, of Aintree-hall, Aintree, to Elizabeth (Liliie) Balli, youagest dsughter of the late Thomas Ball, of New-house, Netherton. DEATHS. CROSS—May 10, at Oxton-hall, Birkenhead, Gracie, wife of Samusl Cross. Interred at ...
... A Novelist’s Holiday. Mr. Thomas Hardy, to whom birthday congratulations will be due—for the sixty-fitst time—in a few days,has been spending a short breathing time on the Norfolk coast with his fuiend, Mr. Edwxard Clodl. Mr. Anthony Hope also was of ...