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... M P. •lames Balfour Paul. Kaq., Lyon of Arms. Thomas Wilder Brunton, Ksq . M D.. F K.S. G. D de Courcy Perry, Ksq..C.M.G .her Majesty’s Consul-General at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsey. Ktq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. Hon. W. Macpherson. Judge of the High ...
... t ime arrived with the was evenly con RESULT— OTLLEY—3 tries—9 points. HEADINGLUY-—Ni. - - is not in a satisfactor Mr. Thomas Hardy ly leave Dorcheste state of health, and may and tako a hou se in Scotland. January 14 ( St. Hilary) has the reputation ...
... for itoproventonts an the construnton i------- • of redone. s or shade' for electric or other lights. Henry Cotton Harding. Thomas Emerson Pickering. anal Frod Berkley. of Halifax. for improvements in the methods anal means for , PaTeLltse CANTLXFORD soon ...
... Westgate, Kirksrate. Wood Street, and Back Lane. Thethree was lamp, in the Market Place bare to be removal. The fees of Mr Thomas Fenwirk aa umpire and arbitrator and the solicitors' costs in the arbitration cams between the Corporation and Mr (Hoyee and ...
... SOLDIERS' A *JU SAILORS' FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION. d-^j m ? UHAM COUNTY BRANCH E MARCHIONESS OF LONDONDERRY. County Secretary, THOMAS APPLEBY, ESa. r,-r™~ Greatham, R.S.O ELEVENTH LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. &p D lf i, ' ...
... _P Ml > ?? lti i Turkish, and otlier Baths . ? N'm , !_ RLNG and idI IMPEDIMENTS m f vialist ' , ?? HKU ] >y T - HAMILTON HARDY, K-, o^ ml m .r 06 ' H'cstgat£-r ...
... in America. Visitors different Continental winter resort* this season to very unfortunate in the matter of weather. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose health lately has not been quite robust might be, will probably spend the early spring Forres, N.B. If the twentieth ...
... won making his total 15 of 16 to 14 of 16 Three sweeps were Femtby one won one other Qiarlesworth officiated as referee and hardi-Odds ruled 6 to to 3 1 on the birds easily good Yorkshire by hostess Pocklington COUNCIL— this Council yesterday J Kelsey Market ...
... Scotland some portion of our services should be occupied in summer time, or permanently stationed where they might become ?s hardy and as robust as the Highlanders who so successfully stormed tiie Dargai heights. Here, too, heliographing and signalling, ...
... ELLEN HINDMARSH, Deceased. VOTICE IS HEItEBY GIVEN that all l\ Creditors and other persons having Claims against #v Estates oJ THOMAS STOKER HINDMARSH. of No. _Albert-piacc_ Norton-road, Stockton-on-Teea, Mechanic, *y died on tiie 12th day of September, 1899 ...
... sleeping draught He then laid on Home never recovered Ponsonby in only to find life extinct Deceased had been in the employ of Thomas Wilson Sons and Co Limited disinfector VIOLENCE ROBBERY girls named Ida Smpson aged l7 and Grace Kayson aged 18 were charged ...
... Grimsby ; Har- kngton s, Hardie, Hariington; Emma, Laugar, Bumtisand ; Lilly, Leelmesch, St. David's. HARTLEPOOL. ARRlNED.— January 8. Walter Scott s, Ports- mouth; Planet, Tilley, Dover; 9: Gilpin, Wilson, Ramsgate; Hariington 6, Hardy, Grangemouth; Despatch ...