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... regretiod |phgig snd frame; Miss M. Hobsou, TEoto! The potty sessior i t |br'dwu :m the Teeiplints W“l 11..”. v illnesa of Mr. Hardy, the commitiee “x‘l.m.l frame; Mr. f\', Adlard (Peterborough), ' taken ¥ % T . e and costly c0.1.u-hon of presents, and late ...
... was' At ‘l' u.m‘:l B . dismisend with o caution : adrcitted intn the House, which is u]‘ays:l',,l‘.:. '}' on tue 4th Feb., Thomas I have cawsd notics u” objection to be ready to consider any case m Lincolu, which (2.* 00, PRSI W - ““' upon the holders ...
... unattended ; “‘I 2 last deciston. arrnved at while he valet was CHAPTER IV. [AU Rights Reserved.], BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER THOMAS COX MEECH, Author of “Only a Collier,” *TLost and Won,” *““Wentworth’s Fatal Vow,” “Under Fire,” ete., ote. Syvorsts or Fresr ...
... duller than th e violets, and more inclined to inconst,tncy, varying in bloom Remembering that old Thomas F uller from year to year. Remembering that old Thomas F uller called a tulip a well-complexioned stink, we note, on the other side, that van Oosten ...
... FFILIAT An application for an affiliation orde: against John Sizer, an ex-County ?botnn, :w_&uernm. was apphed for by Loinza Hardy.— Mr. R. Epton .o{:-nd for the complanant and Mr. H. . Williamns defended. It was explaaned by Mr. Fmton that tiw child had ...
... no vacancy. The eeat is beld and. has been hell for meny years. by a good Liberal member (well known to Mr, Chaptin), Mr. Thomas Bayley, M.P.,; so that the sncer at me conveys a false suggestion 1o people who are not so well in‘ormed as Mr. Chaplin bimself ...
... kin she is wanted. T. D. 1446 Fatker, William, nephew of Thomas Brown, of low Moor, Wigton, Cumberland, retired farmer, decoased, wanted for something to his advantage. Y. P. 147 Fopkmson, Thomas, labourer, late of Bolton, and formerly of North Scarle ...
... Freaerick Slater, Far Newland, 75; Cssic Mawer, Newland, 75; Simon Thomas Cleaver, Far Nowland, 74; Mary Alcock, Yar Newland, T+; Christopher Boyfield, Hanmab Memoral, 73; Lou'e Hardy, Wesley, 72; Henry B. Furnish, Mint. street, 70; Amy May Yoster, Nowland ...
... Secretary to the Board of Trade. 7The subscquent spoakers included Mr. Schwann, Mr. Snackleton, Mr. Markham and Mr. Keir Hardie. Mr. Benn afterwards discussed the report preseated to the London County Council on the condition of the non-provided echools ...
... Friday, Mr. Hardy, of Manchester preached in the Wes. Jeyan Chapel in the aiternoon. atier which o public tea was provided. In the evening Mr. Hardy lectured in the chapel to a good uudience, the Mavor of Lincoln, Ald. Wyatt, presiding. Mr, Hardy has not ...
... as ye have clipped the peece out, yow are but to lay on a little tar and yow have fini shed the cure. 011 e remembers Thomas Hardy's description of Gabr Oak, in Far from the Madclmg Crowd, calling for the t bottle, because his eyes wander from his ...
... Lilies, primulas, eremuri, and a very charming variety of Phlox canadensis, called Perry's, came from the well-known grower of hardy plants, Mr. Amos Perry, \l\Tinchmore Hill, N., and Messrs. Wallace • and Co., Colchester, also had an exceptionally fine display ...