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... Esq., Lyon hung of Arms. G. D. Convey Berry. Esq, C.M.G., her sty's Consul-General at Antwerp. George Ramsay, Bsq>, C.B. Thomas Tacon. Esq. Honourable MacPherson, Judge the High Court of Bengal. Diwaa Bahadur V. Jyengar, CLE., Acting Advocate-General ...
... charged with stealing three pound of suet, value is Gd, thQ property of John Harrison and Sons, of Hallatrow, on December 16th. Thomas Harrison said he stopped outside the Blackbird inn, Paulton, on the 16th ult. He stayed there perhaps two minutes, and left ...
... Following casualties have occurred in skirmishing in the neigbourhood of Arundel, 30th Decembei?:- Lieut. F. E. Till and Pte. F. Thomas, 6th Dragoon Guards, missing, expected prisoners. At reconnaissance in the neighbourhood of Dordrecht, 30th December, Lieut ...
... stated tbat the young members the union have ' raise for their cot at Cripples* Home. Tbo ' were ander tbe superintendence Mrs Hardy, boo- secretary, and Miss Vrager, hoa. assistant secretary, who were assisted by friends and host of children carrying out ...
... Infantry), Lance- of Corpl. T. H. Craddock and Privates W. Laing and he W. G. Prince (2nd Seaforth Highlanders), Private )et W. Hardy (1st Gordon Highlanders), Privates W. l0 McDermott, S. Wiggins, J. MeAnally, J. McNally, nt J. Dillon, and J. Rulter (1st Argyll ...
... Molootbuid. M. C. Barker. T. EL Lee. W. K. YaanK. .'. Rowland,, R. W. Row. ! iamb. W. |M| H. J. E. Tedder, C. > J. Lote. and G. Thomas. of the above were examined 1 night, ami tbe doctor passed 75 per cent. following for garrison EL Herapath. El. O. Sweetman ...
... at a Propwore Whiet Party in Woodatock Road, Prdiand Orem Staff and Eraploft, of Mtarrs. Joon and Malaviright, per 6. R. Thomas (2nd r (Wilosra and Fund) I Club Wows radOilmank. 9th Franc's'. Atattun Ilite, Yoram. De ...
... put at a disadvsults_e in never having commanded a regime, t of Rough Riders, but he may have compensating qualities. Mr. Thomas Hardy cootril uted the following poem to the ff.stemuter Gap tSt : A Custurruss Onosr-filroae. South cf the Line, inland In ...
... put at. a disadvantage in never having commanded a regiment of Rough Riders, but he may have compensating qualities. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributed the following poem to the 'enomlier Gazette: A CHIMTMAS GllOBl-STOSIT. South of the Line, inland from far Durban ...
... therefor, at the present baize, .hould certainly Mal, • qui, It sod at:LAU/1141 pruht. TM market la well suspense, and In strung hardy. [8 Jots 1-.701. a is 1889.-11. Sask.,/ of money tioritsz thr first three quarters of the year. says Ileriew a les Caroler ...
... Cotton ?? .. . . .8204 Browne, George Willis,, ?? , ., ,. 8003 Younger, Edward John ?? 7205 Howard, Henry Cocil Lloyd ?? 7252 Hardy, Sydney James ,, ?? ?? ?? ?? 7031 Sprot, John Mark Francis ?? ?? (819 Ingestre (Viecount.) ?? ?? 0700 Nicol, Wilfred Edward ...
... already here. I had a company of 110 ?? entrusted toi me, and as a Pioneer Officer my task is very important. Bearded, stalwart, hardy fellows are these oaers. They obey, understand, and carry out l all orders as though they had been soldiers for twenty years ...