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... The ??? were hard Lord justices, among 1 whom were Lord Lichfield. Sir Reginald Hardy, James, Mr. Edwards, Mr. S. Stokes, Mr.W. S. Mr. A- S. Bolton, and Mr. W. Thompson. SnaU. There were only nine ncisoners for trial, two of whom were auniniUed from North ...
... John Hand, Liverpool-street, * hat manufacturer; John Pearson Howsc-n, 44. Ironmarket, grocer; Frederick Thomas Hughes. George-street, butcher: Thomas Rhodes, Liverpoolstreet, stonemason; and Samuel Wilton, jun., West Brampton, joiner. Board op Guardians ...
... Laurence McCluskie, Basford. John T. Stoke. Joseph Goidstraw, Newcastle. James Dowlar, NewcasUe. G. W. Ward, Chesterton. Thomas Myatt, Baddelev, NewcasUe. T. Shuker, Audley. John Hanley. L. P. Cooper. Trentham. G. Wilson, bridge. Ernest Whiteside, Audiey ...
... Laurence McCiuskic, Basford. Mhn P. Stimpson, Stoke. Goldstraw. Newcastle, Jamts Lowler, Nc-a'castie. G. W. Ward, Chesterton. Thomas Myall. Sam Baddcley, NewcasUe. T. Shaker, Audio;,. Johr. RaaaaOna Hanley. L. P. Coojier. Trenthani. G. eVdaon, Ccbridge. Whiteside ...
... missionary work, home and abroad proclaiming the Gospel message Peace earth and goodwill towards mem.—l am, yours faithful! THOMAS HARDY. 31, Heron-street, January life,, 1900. OF Sxs, —I hope the day has gone when such as the overcrowding to be sllsansl the ...
... Laurence McCluskie, Basford. John T. Stoke. Joseph Goldstraw, Newcastle. James Dowler, Newcastle. G. W. Ward, Chesterton. Thomas Mya't, Lengton. Sam Baddelev, Newcastle. T. Shaker, Audley. John lianley. L. Cooper, Trentbam. G. Wilson, Ccbridgc. Ernest ...
... driving Mr. Hardy's countrymen into the dees not seem to disturb this wenty-two-yearold' of the Bos- charecier based upon a residence amongst Cokmial Dutch. BRITOei. Longton, January 13th, 1900. m , read with interest ' Uie letter signed Thomas Hardy in your ...
... updo-date the Staffordshire Imperial Yeomanry: Newcastle Tkoop. Robert Poirton. John Thomas Forshaw. Percy Collins. General.—Henry Walker, Henry Wise, Lou* Salt. Thomas Spencoley, A. li. Steele. Joseph Smith, J. P. Spence, Claud Somerset, H. M. Richard ...
... 1, 1, 1, X, 1, X, X, X, 1. The following competitors succeeded in giving the correct forecast: THOMAS DEANS, 50c, High-st. Dorking, Surrey. I PHIL HARDY, Marlboro Villa, Ckiltcra View road, * PALMER, 53. The Dwellings, Tilbury Uibridge. JAMES SAMSON ...
... since published ou rlast list of the Staffordshire Yeomanry: Troop. Robert Pohrton. John Thomas Foiihaw. Wear Collin«. Gfßßtti —Henry Walker. Henry Wise, Suit. Thomas Spenceley. A. P.. Steele. Joseph Smitn, J. P. Spence. Claud Somerset, H. M. Richard, IV ...
... the 9 38 London train the-.r the front: âFrank Blackburn, Tunstali; Thomas Stonier, Tunstall; Alfred W. Grlndlay, Harry Chilton, Wilson Huxley, Stoke; Mark Wood, Stoke; Fred Thoma.s, Stoke: and Harry Saunders, Stoke. Dr. Ariidge, chief surgeon and chief ...
... party broke up after very enjoyable evening. E V . Lor.M. —At the recanL exa-itt.iiat.ous of. ♦lie BsMßOto hold London. Mr. Thomas ;.uicessfu!!y passed qualifying examination, l- mom duly registered druyrist. Mr. Cooper only lately completed U.rtc years' ...