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... sod • el el tO. loot. Ward by slur. 0w1ft plus 1034 Maw. .04 J 6. Pilaw 'Neu J., Whew.' a u at Lt.., Mi. to emy work. Hardy, who cotter, after oboe. h. be pa Mt a. ord..d, hewer., leer 'ewe Ww, to y wee the R. led.. W. H. W. raa el that year. the ...

... both at • eery. the shovel, and althorns.. T. rases Mpreset were Mn. Webs Mr. J. B. flatbem, Mn T. Roxanne,. Mr. J. Mn.. Thomas Ise, Musa A. Flung the Mr fled.. Walsh. Met Moe F The I Mn Tons .Ith end Mr. L o w 1.10, and her rah of mach het, bre ...

... roofs_ Qt ening, this • swim of At homes their asses! Mid to as of the Qombore lateral C.A. had born drrated too If , Hardy. The a Atm*. Cl Canada. 11_.. .hi.. II Morton ; WcoklibeaJ, Waal. and Moore ; God Mower r00d by Muter 11. Mt W ss ...

... BRIGROVIt.—PIayed at Brighouse on Saturday. At halftime Bradford were wading by two goals to one. and finally won Ls three to two. Hardy and Hartley «tired fur Brighouse. or A PuerslAS.—On Mcinday next Mr. William Shaw, postman, of Castle Hill, Rastriek, retires ...

... series of at homes have been held in the s choolroom during the week. On Saturday the host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs., Hardy (Halifax); on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Holdswortit, Ambler Thom; on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rushy, °nett. A first-class ...

... C. Darner, Builders, £2 12a ; W. Lot. and Co., Bedfordstroet, £1 51.; Thomas Rad, cliff°, Stone Dam Mill, £1 55.; W. Feather and Co., H o pettreet, El; H. Wadsworth and Son, Thomas. street, £ 2 Goongo Crabtree, Lister-lane, £1; J. liorslall and Sons. ...

... Edlestvn William, howertry Bridge . • 413 0 Edmoudson and Cu., Clay Ala, per Harry Edasrds and Amnon, easel 31 8 * per Thomas tlau W. P., do w e Bridge, per Walter Buckley 8 II 0 Elleud Fleur Vats Ld., per Arthur Hansen. 13, Bark Wood•street, Br.akstreet ...

... Elsie Patchett 10s. DRAM OT MR. Joax HARDY.—The death took place on Wednesday afternoon. at his residence. Foretell:h i Parkinson-taue, of Sir. John Hardy, a well-known and highly respected resident of Halifax. 41r. Hardy was a nurse of the town, awl for ...

... 12 0 23 511 Ordish John. Waterside Dow Yids Wowed Co., Irt per David Firth, Parker and Co., W., H. riey Urea: aVerka, per Thomas Ily. Rqberta Parker T. and Dn.. rehatteltearn Works. liar U. Haigh, Uranden Waal read Deur Patchett U. and Sans, nedkiergh ...

... Eallsh. Annie. Jessie. and Florria Wilde. Mu/ C. Pearson, Mrs. Heywood, Mrs, Hirst, Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. Knight. Mersa. W. Hardy, C. Hardy. J Furey, R. Haigh, J. Ilaigk, Bainford,Claeton. J. E. Barter. K. Barker. and Kershaw. and Dr. Ellis. A short service ...

... HOPS—March ItA, at her render dale, Catherine Hope, widuw coach builder, in her 'wept this (the only) LDf —At his 8, Cot Jahn Hardy; died. Harsh Ist. Sin Cross Wseleysa Oesetery, thAy mom thus (Hee ally) lath at I wilt a Gear of . Bartle dearly loyal asether ...