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... about the Town Hall while they had a dock bill on hand. —Mr. J. Duffield asked Mr. Thomas for • truthful reason for his opposition to the Town Hall scheme.—Mr. Watkyn- Thomas said Mr. Duffield should have a truthful reason. (Laughter.) It was be. cause he ...
... name happens to Tommy,* he said, with an admiring look into her sweet, gentle face. Tom Hardy, he eontinned. I was christened Tom, not Thomas. This was how Tom Hardy and Patty Hiles first met, and after that they saw mare and more of each other until ...
... as follows :âRecitationsâArthur Kindleysides, Thomas Davidson, Mary Robinson, Jennie Davidson, Robert Hardy, Mary A. Dixon, Frank Sanderson, Maggie Robinsso, Sarah Walker, Emma Davidson, Fanny Hardy, Elsie Willan, Annie M. Dixon, Nellie Earl, Mary ...
... Dells and Foxgloves seamed bloom almost equal to the first will be produced. Do 'not forget to make sowings of these and other hardy plants now, though the season is getting late for this work if the plants are wanted for nest year's blooming. Prick out W ...
... Toot; 39s 3d, Blr cows ; 30s 9d. Brian ; 30a 61, Rim Dyke ; 30a &aisles; 30a, Bennet Head and Mom limp 43s 3d, Newtos and Thomas MSS ; Bla 416 blosetborne ; 36 - 61 ad 408 96, Medan 36s 6d, Winderwath ; 36 9d, 6 4 Edeakell ; 375, Temple Rowerby ; 36 and ...
... ftigg Dyke; blackfaced ewes 2.55, Gushy; greyfaced ewes 40s, Plumpton Hall; 42.. 6d. Stainton; heavy sheep 43s 6d to 4.15. Thomas Close. Veal calves 73a, High Rau ; 67s 6d. Glendowling; 655, Greengill; • Horton. Pigs a very slow trade; porkers making 51 ...
... Rees. Dwlyo, LJaudorecy. —RoseoN.-411, bt Lammas Chetah, Crosby Ravensworte„ ow the 19th krt., by the Ray. A. Webfoot, vicar, Thomas Rosary Scott, Midtown, Crosby Raveesecorth, to Elizabeth Robson, Harberwain. At Orton Parish Chuck on the lith fait, by ...
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... ult., Sarah Hoaaby, aged 69 -•an. HORN.—At 50. Bowes Street, Myth, If otthtimberland, on the 31st alt., Ernest Witham Hardy, son of Thomas and Ross Hon, aged five maths. ROBDIBON.—At Watson's Terrace, Penrith, de the let inst., William Robinson, aged 50 ...
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... Burton ;2 0. Slee. Red currants, 1 R. Tinalswood, Lazenby ; 2 J. Barton. Black currant*, 10. She; 2J. Turnbull. Collection of hardy fruit. 1 .1. Burton ; 2 G. She. Vegetable.—Per. 1 J. Burton; 2 G. Bles. Beans, 1 Mrs. Neches ;2 A. Birth Cabbage, 1 A. Birth; ...
... Prise Line on application to ate Seeretary. The BALL of the SEASON is the DRILL HALL Mr. J. BOWE'S NOTED BAND in attendance. THOMAS PATRIOKISON, Secretary. 35. Old London Road. Pesti*. SKELTON FLORA!, HORTICULTURAL, AND AGRICULTURAL SHOW. 218 T ANNUAL SHOW ...