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... ranking with the great masters, are worthy of an honourable place n ‘ our litersture, we may mention a few, such as Meredith, Hardy, i.l‘l Humphrey Ward, Stevenson, and &uflt. We are now perbaps i‘n an interregnum. The literature of 'J.T lu; ew is to a t extent ...
... preacher that evening, preably rendered - —Solo, “Saviour of the world,” Mr W. I~ ; dust ahall feed His 'l‘a:{loa(, Messrs. B. Hardy and T. Taylor: the/a letter, dated December 3rd, stating that he vation Army also had a service at the Mart. was in good health ...
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... Janet Ana Parkin, of Clecthorpes. At Market Rasen parish church, Jan, Tth, Alired Mashford Hardy to Annie Goodwin Hewitt, At Nottingham, Jan. sth, Arthur Thomas Peet, of Newark, to Anmiy W nflt. of Notungham. At Nottingham, Jan. 2nd, Wm. Bernard Bates ...
... Stall: Messrs. Beasley, Colley, Crowder, Matton, W. Marshall, Tiustlewood, Caruelly, Colley, Darley, M. Marshall, H-d and Hardy, Messrs. Am,ue' A. Crage, I, Heates Stamper, A. Wall, Wray, Barstow, Fixter Waite and J. Barton Refreshment ot Mesdaiovs Harris ...
... taks his . o cach year for the five yoars, is as fcllows, fairer if had been brought before them (tne M PADDISO\E. 1 meve the Thomas Moran, 71, Nelson-street, viz.:— e ) and Ald. Pratt had told them hewas . 87 I ive the low ke o ooty wa shirged with realiog ...
... Londonthoepe, Jan, 30th, George Pink, «f Newark, 1o kdith Mary Harvey, of lov-| deuthorpe. Grantham. vt Louth, Jan. Sist, Geo Hardy Ingram lu‘ Agues Dalugwater; Feb. mT.\ Wm. Buttham to beisy Codd, hoth of North Somercotes, At Scarborough, Feb, 4th, John ...
... BIRKBY-ON-BAIN. Befare the Horneastle magistmates, ou Saturday het, Thomas Askew, a farmer, of Kirkby ...
... sitisfactory to the public| The new Council is constituted of Messes. generally, a mecting of this sort not bemg | Apthur Thomas Davey, Frith Heath, William Selthoroughly representative, The following were Lo Jierhert Percival Stamp, and Charles Wil elocted ...
... e . s 2» 1 L ' 2 ioo st s 7 e oL e e M i whch oek e o, W|S B S istrict. The wate sowage diaposal, 10| Miss H. , with Mr. Hardy as preside had |s, to Mr. Hancock :— S| Cragg, J.P f ary apt. w| o have iwd a eral French is pure, very little beir r sopply ...
... hymne wese suction two houses on St. Thomas's-road, Spald-| Jo o o the choir ap “ nu.apTu the occasion ing, in the occupation of the ref@esentatives of I:‘W,Mm from ‘E:lm oacupied the pul xL; ghe lato Mr. Thomas Shaw and Mr, Coddagton. |(i ref ersd o ...