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... exhibition. Entries, all through, to the orerage. The judges were; Horticulture: Mr. T. Seymour. Loftua, and Mr. Hardy. writing. Mr. Thomas Gill, Hoosheck; poultry, pigeons, and rabbit*. Mr. 11. H. Pearson, ferrets, Mr. Hewison, Li vert on, and Mr. If ...
... Q. Comforth. Hardy. I> Glover 1 O. o>{gle*by, Allanson. Stainthorpe 22 J. Efcegoou, b Glover R. Elsejrood, Stainthorpe 0 A. Goodwill, c Allanson. llardv 17 S. Ryder, c A Hardy ...
... Calvert. Mr. .1. 'Thomas, Councillor W. 11. Robinson. Mr. K. O. Francis Mr. A. B. Councillor T. B. Davies. Alderman .1. Hedloy, Mr. T C. Lord. Mr. Penry Williams. M.P. Mr W. I). Harris. Mr. C. Pcedgnte. Mr. T. M Appleyard, and Afr. W. IT. Thoma«. A Middle* ...
... Its inhabitants are kind. aerou->, and hospitable, and the men —most of whom **£o down to the sea in ships''—are brave and hardy race, who have contributed, no email degree, to the glorious lustre of England's mercantile marine. The town itself exceedingly ...
... February Bib; deep milker.—Apply, E. ILtitKRB, Miclleby, lliuderuell, 8.0. SALE, on ...
... d the door, got up several petitions, saying j pump ser ue. history British railways. that would never allow any boy to j Thomas Cook and Son told the Ai»7y taught how to kill. Then Miss Cordelia 1 SMeh that everything depends setlje- Aljrame, entha-ed ...
... Unit I n.,»■ .1 ■W Carapenelt. Mis* Back Hotel. 4» l.iQg, Mi«« 4 Miss A !• * tr'rn'i .Lister. Mrs C Linthorpe S* Thomas, Mis* Ol«pgo*(Haigh. Mr Mrs Leeds S« Lmdsl*. Miss Mr , Braneby. Mrs I*>eds M I.indate, Mis* E . |'Xf. J’ ti s 1 'Vtlliam* ...
... Robin Hood. Its inhabitants are kind, generous, and hosi pitable. and the men—most whom down into the in ship®—are brave and ! hardy race, who have contributed, in no small degree, the glorious lustre of England's mercantile marine.' That testimony the people ...
... late Thomas Binney. of London, and other leading ministers, who were wont, some half-a-century ago, to spend their summer vacation in the old town, and who felt keenly the incongruity of the situation of the Congregational (!hapel. The Rev. W. Hardy Harwood ...
... MetcaJfe Mr» Noble 2 Owen. Mr. Mrs 4 Salt ford Wallis. Air H 6 Head le. Mr 8 Peri go. Mrs II •:»orro'-ks. Mis'* Choiiton-r um-Hardy v.impago* . Mrs | Manchester Wivell. Mis* maid Halifax Sheftekl Tavlor. Mr Hull l»avro ...
... have been fully occupied, complete, could not kelp »feel- , ,V' '' 'f ■ mldre*#*. kept oft the rain, and , ’little Messrs. C. Hardy. Webster, riiutoft. W. th© ohrurchew were prx-ked. Unfortunately. WflM m,. rVA4 i, in» a* (he tope and .'V..' I l' 1 - Monday ...