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... Wedding Riag. ta by Messrs Dykes an « & oo illing accompanying, hunoroull‘lm P-&‘t.l- At‘:nl’ul 'T: SnnAsby Mr Schoneld, Mr Hardy hl'ld oon, “l' '-'H“c plir . A m..lfiv (A B Whealdon, pastor oo , and mandohne N . A rofessor Hoffman'd troupe °‘l::d Ul‘alm ...
... week. COWARDLY ASSAULT.—RowIand Wood. the Grove, Pontefract, was elurfi;l (in his absence) with h“inx assaulted & boy named Hardy, :«l about five years, son of Richard nnd{;“ ner, Pontefract.—The boy's mother said thas on the 4th of Jan. she heard her boy ...
... Padfield, street, P u:ctu e By mh&h'.’viu; , Poni ) was wit! stolen four pairs of Mfihr.-tfio pairs from Thomas Howeroft and one pair from Freemay, Hardy, aud Willis, Tom Howeroft, shop assistant, identified the three pairs of boois (pmlue-é&. and said that ...
... T7s. .('l‘:.rC‘ W ; Charles Saunders, miner, Castlefor], 9s. (P.C. Moaly): John Coughlin, miner , 10s. (P.C. Austwick); Thomas Robinson, miner, Allerton Bywater, 9s. (P.C. .“:qo' onul: is recommended u 0 best growers in the south of England. PHUEKY ...
... tourist: *“ Mr Thomas Hardy lives near here, doesn’t her?”—Davooshire rustic: “ Whioh Mr Thomas Hardy? —Literary tourist: Why, the man who writes books.”—Devonshire rustic: “Oh! I know naucht about he; Lut there be a Mr Thomas ...
... «pector vame in. He olso askeyl tho Benca york ” mum.m to believe thas in (heso matters Whe positiin| tion.” Tie earliest amxi hardies s * ...
... month's imprisonment Tk A DISTURBANCE AT METHLEY - Three miners, named George Henry Cockerham .'“rl&’ and Gearge Muscroft and Thomas Musc; (Allertor Bywater), wers charged with baving refused to quit the Commercial Inn, Methley, and also with having assaulted ...
... Brown, Newgate, Pontefract. , OLAYBROUGH ~ On the 6th inst., Mary Emily, infant ter of Mr Thomas Claybrough, Back Bridge-street, Cnstieford. DALE—At Chorlton-cum Hardy, aged 82, Ann, ;vl:g:v of Mr John Dale, formerly of Ponte- T uoag?nn-on the l;‘:kl‘m. “P ...
... of the Amberswood Colliery, near Wigan, has been killed by a “2 vm“ N:‘m badger shot on. Mond was on Ay on the farm of Mr Thomas Fletcher, Is)and Farm, Garthorpe. It weighed Ist. 111 b. The latest * Hansord ” contcins the two! Eree speeches of Mr O'Donnell ...
... “ The' Meddlers” The Ii e Wandor Worker. ™ ta. the oaie 1] on ‘orker,” lile 404 work of the Bedecmer, ‘.Jf fil Couch, . . Hardy, Myra Hamilton, Rev. Profeme lu‘:.'ud others are aleo cont! articles on various topics —We that the Christmas number of the ...
... COHNI'I‘I'!B.—E&CM meoting, Wednesday night ; mnt Mesars !ohn Bromley (in_ the chair), Baines, (Rov.) Georxo Haslaw, Thomas Vl?o'd.ll. and Thomas lhni{.; with Mr Roberts, the clerk. In the attendance there was a great improvement. A discussion took place in ...
... the following resolu- BOROUGH POLICE COURT, Monday. — 4ion was passod:— That, this meeting, recog. Willie Greenhough and Thomas Clement for nising in the Sunday sale of intoxicating having dogs at large without muzzle or name liquors & specia] source ...