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... Catmur of Ashford, and of Loadon, on the 14th ult at Davos, land, aged 54 years. PEARY ‘On January 2nd, Ebsabeth loved wile of Thomas Feary. o2 yeare Interred at January Sth —On December 28th t Town, Wiliam band of M. Bucknell, in his 47th Gone from ns, but ...
... Fritohl«,r. deiiir* tender sinoere tkanks to all friends for kidnen» and sympathy shown to them in their r»cent bereavement. Mr. THOMAS FEAEY, Haeland. desires to thank all friends for their ami expressions of sympathy in His bereavement. Mrs. J. T. CALOW and ...
... passed with the relatives the following members who had been' killed during the month J. Hardy, Upper Hartshay I/odge; Charlea A. Dram ley, Wingfield Manor: Thomas Moakes, No. William Alter, Birchwood; and Albert Cross, Ox croft. Mr. James Martin presided ...
... jowin, g :—Ladies : 1M Mrs Jepson; 3, Mrs Hill. Gentlemen: 3, Mr R. Deitz. Gray; 2, Mr were Mr Winter and Mr Welby. Mr J. T. Hardy, elooutionist, of Leicester, id a return visit to the Chesterfie.d a reo.tal. Mr T. E. Haslam presided and solos ptist Ciurch ...
... PROSPEROUS BOOT BUSINESS. Since its inception over forty years ago the Leicester noot manufacturing business of Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, with its numerous branches, has been consistently prosperous. The turnover for the past year was a record in the ...
... (Sherwoods). Stepheu 0. Phillips (R.F.A.). Thomas Walker, William Walker, John H. Walklate (Sherwoods). Ashbourne-road.—Alfred S. Taylor (Sherwoods). Brick-street. —John Moore (Royal Navy). Bridge-street. Thomas Bradsbaw. Samuel Latham (Sherwoods), George ...
... Mollor (Sherwoods). Stephen O. Phillips (R.F.A.), Thomas Walker. William Walker, John H. (Sherwoods). Ashbourne-rd.—Alfred 8. T»lor (Sherwoods). Brick-stroet.—John Moore (Royal Navy). Bridge-street. Thomas Bradshaw. Samuel Latham (Sherwoods), George Lee ...
... Smith, \. H. Domlco, P. Bonaa* A*. Newton, G. Wood', W. q\ Ifinoa A. J. Eggleston, C. P. Druitt, Chambers. B. H. Johnson, J. Hardy Walker O l.ing, J. Ferguson Bell, W. R. Raynee, W. H.’ M Marsdon, A. Mycroft, A. E. J. W. Parrow, J. Yeomans, J. Potter, and ...
... entering the Grand Theatre, Derby, January 7th last, and stealing the sum of £2 Is. 7&d. money and stamps, the property of Thomas Allan Edwardes. Mr. P. 1. Sandlands prosecuted, and prisoner was defended by Mr. H. Haddocks. Mr. Sandlands referred to the ...
... Association ; (songs and stories), Mr F. Jacob (conjuring Measrs J. Johnson, T. Bradbury, G. tricks and recitals). J. Kitson A. T. Hardy, F. Chilton, J. Hatchinson, an: . Owen; the following Shire- We have received of the annual state- ties and delegates: — Messrs ...
... 2; down and has been sent to Blandiord to recu- Rea ™ Deak ey, Stone =. rate, “I have been fortunate, he continues, | fred Hardy, Pils ey, 1; Meters, Mee in having The Times forwarded to ington, 1; Mrs Waller, Brimington Common, me in five different countries ...
... and the Deputy Mayoress were also on the platform. Amongst those resent were Lord Roe, Sir William Collins, [.P., Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., and Mr. Arthur E. Beck. The following gentlemen had been invited to be present, and with few exceptions most of them ...