... Lei basljnd, Hardy, fur d-.iciawQ and to uaint.ua be. childreL . H. 'iuorpe appeared for Ura. Hardy, and w.d *a« a ve.y icg AtUiMe can, P—»*ae Uud boeo ied nearly 2C years, liuy usd hv«d L}. '.reft, £a*twood, Cotniaob.*y, laeatoo. jl.a. Hardy foaod it ry ...

... the Pariah thumb. Hucknall Torkard. by the Rev. A. F.. Clarke, John Day to Harriett Smith. Hardy—Severn—At the Parish March, Tankard. by the A. E. Clarke, Hardy to Annie Severn,. Wright— Marlow—At the Pariah Hacknail Torkard.* the J. E. Phillips, George ...

... William Jeffries Nutt, aged years. CRUMP—Jaa. Sub, a. Windmill Hill-lane, Derby, Wm. Thomas Crump, 72 yean. CLOSE—January Bth, at Airdak, Camberiey, tfao Rer. Thomas Close, eicar of Wetton, Asbboaro, in hie TOtli year. OWEN—Jan. lOtb, at the Vicarage ...

... Burton ]oyc:t.’ ,Wo;:g Mick; he, Mr. J. Thomas, Llan. ack. 'r(zll_u 10.—Any vnl:g terrier, not qfiiously amentioned, dog or bitch: Ist, Mrs. T, Street, Belper, All] Gipsy Countess; 2nd, ditto, Allrmureo?e;:d, Mr. Thomas Forward, Lox#hmrough, Foruna; reserve ...

... Wonderland, a fitting address for all who have to consider the effect Mr. Chamberlain's ill-digested proposals. Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, and Willie, as well known in the shoe world as Mr. Pell is recognised an authority in the agricultural, writes: duty of ...

... all the dancers belonged to the village. Mrs. B. Johnston* brought a partv as did also Mrs Dolby, of Belmisthorpe. and Mrs. Thomas Fenn. of Ryhall. There were 50 present. The musicians were the Misses M. Steer and M. Miles and Messrs. Botham (violin) and ...

... William Jeffries Nutt, aged years. CRIMP—Jan. 6th, at 5, Windmill Hill-lane, Derby, VVm. Thomae Crump, need 72 rears. CLOSE—January Bth, at Airdak, Camberley, tho Rev. Thomas dose, vicar Wet ton, Ash bourn, in his 70th year. OWEN—Jan. 10th, the Vicarage, Little ...

... trenches, and bringing the (G20) subscll up to the RINTS TO AMATENRS. Salsify ts in fine condition now; the roots are perfectly hardy, and will take no herm even in be lifted and stored under cover in case of frost. ground, but moderate number had better from ...

... of what was going on in circles outside their own. lam not surprised to read that Gissing's books have greatly impressed Thomas Hardy. It is very true that both artists have worked much on the gloomy side of life which they watched with such keen perception ...

... Atkinson, Long Clawson, Kildale; res, Mr. W. Musson, Barrowby Nell; vhc, Mr. H. E. Peek, Kibworth, Bushloe Bibby; Mr. T. Hardy, Bottesford, Maitre; Mr. A. H. Rear, Doric Daisy; and Mr. C. P. Lewin, Kettering, Jenny. Ten entries. Class B.—Fox terrier ...

... made me suffer for it, but I was not guilty of that. —Fined 60. and 4s. costs. Edward Fidler, chimney sweep. Whaplode, and Thomas Adanson, labourer, Whenlode, admitted being disorderly in High Street, Holbeach, on the With December.—P.c.llirdy said that ...

... NURSERIES Near MATLOCK. CRES of Forest Trees, Hver 200 “ Fiowenmg Piast and Hardy Ferns. Post Free L.. AM, ESTABLISHED 1669. Formerly Pupil end for man: years Assistant to tbe late Mr Thomas W: cf Salter Gate LAND AGENT, SURVEYOR, AND VALUER, SORESBY STREET, ...