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... John Peary. Brotton ; 4 A Thomas, Dewsbury ; vho R W and A Boyos, Whitby, and R Comforth, ; E Salisbury, Blackburn ; W Hanson, Bus warp, and Sherwood and Son, Now Romney. Helling cUss (10s), F Ruckle, Middlesbrough ; 2 Hardy and Snowdon. Pickering; 3I ...
... Shields: Mr. _ Herbert S. Cratitp, Preston, Lnncs.: Mr. Joseph Scott. Dunston; Mr. Thomas Grainier, West Hartlepool; Mr. David L. Harard, Newport,* Pembrokeshire: Mr. Thomas E. Sudaes, Gateshead; Mr. John M. Tulip. .Tarrow; Mr. Wilson, Gateshead. SECX)ND-CLASS ...
... Brunswick Wesleyan harvest festival. William Henry Fenwick, of Whitby, and Frank Theaker, of Staithes, nluckily rescue Ernest Hardy, of Sunaerland. from drowning at Marseilles. Death of Mr. John Hutchinson, Sleights. 5 Blackface Sheepbreeders’ annual meeting ...
... THE MEYNELL. The mention of the word Meynoll reminds me thAt the Meynell Hunt ere not going to allow Mr. Gerald Hardy to Ware them with* out some mark their appreciation of his ten rears* serrice sport in their country as M F.H. ha« retired from the position ...
... and Mrs. A. Skaife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank (Croft House). Miss Sarah Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frank. Mr. and Mrs. I). Speight. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson. Mr. Thomas Lawson (Hull). Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank (Keldholnie). Mr. E. H. Frank ...
... J. E. TRUEFITT, BAXTERGATE. WHITBY. (Over Freeman, Hardy & Willis' Boot Shop). Attendance every Wednesday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m 3QARBOROUQH— Leighton House, Vernon Place (facing the Crescent), 7 p.m. daily. Telephone No. 399. HINDER WELL —Mr ...
... WORKS. GRANGE ROAD. MIDDLESBROUGH, and at RAMSGATE. STOCKTON. CONFBCTION EK, I. BT. ANN'S BTAITH. WHITBY. REFRESHMENT ROOM THOMAS VAKLEY & CO., IRON AND WIRE WORKERS. WIRE WEAVERS, Ac. WIRE NETTING. WIRE NETTING. PEA GUARDS AND PEA TRAINERS. GARDEN ARCHES ...
... Lillie, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas seaman. March 2nd. at Cowbar, Staithee, aged 58 years, Mr. George I. .verick, minor. March 3rd, at 167, Maredeu Street. Sonth Shields, in her 91st year, Anna Mary, widow George Hardy Soott, master mariner. Interred ...
... Brown, Church Street, Whitby aged .52. October 14th, at 6, West Terrace. Rebecca Percy, the dearly belov.-d wife of William Thomas Benson, aged 71* years. October Hth. at the Hospital, Hartlepool, aged 17 years, John, tho beloved son William and Margaret ...
... Shaw, seaman, SanOaend. DEATHS. 24th, 1905. at tbs Anglo-German Hospital. Kosatio a««l 21 yeara, Artbar Usury, ol *bs late Thomas Corpse, and Mrs Annie Corpus, Wear Yard, SI. Ann’e Staitb. Whitby. February 26th, at Danby End, aged yean, Mr. Owen MoCar ...
... higher than last year, the principal buyers bein*. • Mr. Thomas Sou ter. Loft us; Mr. John Dawson, Castle; Messrs. Ickringill, Ltd., Keighley and Bradford; Mr. J. Wood. Fylingdales; and Mr. Thomas Thompson, Loftus. They were as follows Leicester hog fleeces ...
... teapot was the inscription: “Presented to Superintendent Thomas Raw the members of the Halifax County Borough Police Force on his retirement after St-.V years’ service. Dec. 31st, (Tiief-Inspector Hardy and re- that Superintendent Raw had been a. good comrade ...