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... Lord Gad of or Otter matron from Cambial Vaughan, the London. Mr. G. F. Hama. Mr. 'llamas Hardy, A. Alfred R. Waneee. Neu Darer. Dr. Parker, Mr. Eaoira.i.. Thomas Burt. A.: Wtiftal Leneua, and Mr. G. %V. E are aharemenaur Intenam& Farewell Address the ...
... rina .50 0 Mr Edward Sisterson. 50 0 Mr Howard Pease .25 0 Mr W. H. Knowles, 37, Grainger Street West, Newcastle .25 0 Mr Thomas Tate ?? 25 0 ir Herbert F. Manisty .3 3 Total ?? ;£27,955 13 INSPECTION OF HORSES AT ALNWICKO. Mr George Elshick. Veterinary ...
... n, Wind and Pains in Sto-mach, 11mpaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and :Female Ailments. PRtRED ONLY BY THE PROPRIETOR, THOMAS BEECHAM, ST. HELENS, LANO. 4n boxes Is I-d (56 pills) and 2s 9d eaclh, with full directions. Sod everywhere. y14i~SRS A. H ...
... n, Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and 'Female Ailments. PREPARED ONLY BY THE PROPRIETOR, THOMAS BEECHAM, ST. HELENS, LANC. In boxes Is lid (56 pills) and 2s 91 each, with full directions. Sold everywhere. MJESSRS LAMBION ...
... At New Hirst, on the 8th inst., wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of a At King’s Arms ugustine Mann, of a Quay, 10th inst. MABRIAGES. At London, Weeley’s Rev. Joseph Bush, Mr Chapel 16th inat., by aes, to bath daughter of Mr, Faloonar,. PPATHS. In THis Town, ...
... Carter & Co- Ltd., North Shields; also at Slockton-00-Tecs and West Hartlepool.—Advt. ACCIDENT AT JARBOW.—A labourer, named Thomas Welsh, Co years age, Albion Sticct, Jarrow, was .•vdmittcJ Newcastle luQnuary. yesterday, suffering from coDtn*ioa the back ...
... m. Preacher— Mr. Wm. Walton, ington. Mernopist AsHINGTON. Morning, 1030a.m.; Evening,5°30 p.m. Preachere- Cambois. Mr. G. Hardy, Bank Top, and Miss Crickmore, Cc Lay ane vening.5 30pm. Pre toe Cuurcu, ceacher— Rev. Arthur Harvie. jubject, “ The Godly ...
... Edmund's Vicarage, on the 20th itisr., in his 66th year, Rev Thomas a-ewvord. 10. Havelc ek Teirace, on tl e 23:d insi., aged 3 monthc, Luicv infant daioigt-r cf Jooeplt anI idhmic Hardy. ?? FELL, on the 24th inst., aged 79, Davidi Poppeiwell, late o ...
... MAGISTERIAL COMMENTS. Before Aid. Thomas Richardson and Sir. H. R. Haley, at the rotor Court, this titiornnw. Minns, Wl'. 21, stestimg the .on. of £l2 from the person of J(4111 Jewett. Charles Hardy. 22. and Noble. 31. sere harps! awaulting Jewett Noble ...
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... , Wind and Pains in Stornach, impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and 3Female Ailments. PREPARED ONLY BY THE PROPRIETOR, THOMAS BEECHIAM, ST. HELENS, LANC. In bsxvs is 1- d (56 pills) and 2s 9l each, witr full directions. 9 0 Soll everywhere. A 56, CLAYTON ...
... ploughled land, and a salutary check to vegetation. Then. vitth fine weather to follov., preparation's for the sovwing of hardy peas, barley, and oats would at once commence, and there would be profitable work for both horses and men. Too rmuoh mild wveather ...