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... By > ea ¥ eG “ae THE EXPANSS, . 8 tee cacy Mvisusey SMITH f= evangelion) THOMAS DEWS, Hcrefall and Mr ne on the organ. >) ANNOUNCE HB fe W. H. K N GSWE L. WAKEPIELD. THE MOTOR BICYCLE~A ime 4DIBS ant GENTS TAILOR. to Messrs E. White and Sons, Alms- @plendid ...
... Al ARDSMIT.—Thomas Herherb Dalby, a youth, was charged with cruelly tresting_a borseat East Ardeley, on the 13th ult., maul Oeorge Brown. farmer. Howley Hall, near Elatley,was charged mumusing the said horse to be ill-treated. hie Turner said that on ...
... Ponce-court, Thomas Blakeley, commercial traveller, was placed in the dock on • charge of having committed wilful and corrupt perjury on the lath ult. Blakeley on the day named was a wither in the Batley Court-house on behalf of Allan Hardy a man who was ...
... HAY & STRAW DEALE HAY aad STRAW DEALES, HORSE THOMAS BOROUGH MARKET end LEIGH-STREET. “TONDON GAZETTE” Prom Friday's © Gazette” :— — Bernal Bilt. 'MADEON APPLICATION POR DIS _Harold William Mills (trading a W Mills and Co), sheffield, years From Tuesday's ...
... Personality as a4 Fores ‘an Asset.” by Mr. Keith J. Thomas, of was, in the unavoidable absence of ithe writer, read ACCIDENTS.—The cases have been admitted inte Clayton tal this lor (16), 2, Union- Siddie (18), Hardy Croft, 1D. ry wrist ; Fi rald (19), 12, Robinson's ...
... by Thomas 2 CLOCKS, heavy cases, Russell & Son, Live: 2s, 6d. each; —Hardy Co. Market, WakeSeid. and| | warranty Syne BRY massive solid Ai \Vv PRCOATS. Led educa, A back, Atted wi' lid. ri and 4) ee see Only 29 9s. | and Co., Teall-street, Hardy THE ...
... competition, were: — 1 Frank F 2. W. Thomas. Meesrs. W. Hilton and J. Etty were busy looking after the adults’ and children’s sports in which a geod manv_competi- tors took part. Results: — girls’. race — N. Hardy. Schoolgirls’ skipping —_— race— M. Shepherd ...
... corn crops far ruperseded all expectations. He (Mr . Hardy) thought that it was the duty of every one to give praise and honour to the great giver of all things for his mercies vouchsafed to us. Mr. Hardy said this was the first time he had been to • harvest ...
... Samuel suet and td. each, or seven days. Fora similar offence at the eame time Jobn Hardy, miner, Rybill, bad 13s. St. to pay. or seven whilst for aiding and abetting Thomas miner, Crofton, had 12s. 3d, to pay, or seven days.—A fine of 5s. each was imposed ...
... friends from Horbury, before a large audi ence, of the comedy “ Paul Pry.”.The dramati:s pereonae were :—Colonel Hardy, Mr H. Meek; Frank Hardy, Mr P. Hall; Witherton (an bachelor), Mr F. Abson; Willis (his nephew. disguised as Somers). Mr A. E. Wainwright; ...
... appointed.—Mr Wood, who is a finent speaker. and a great authority in the horticaltural word on hardy and flowers. then ue- a lengthy aud exceedingly lecture on Hardy Flowers: choice and kinds. His lecture was illustrated by a avmber of live specimens—plonts ...
... wild flowers; white celery. hat and field turnips. Thomas fuchsia, specimen plant in bloom dark geranium. Albert Hardy—First: Beot- Toot; second: red cabbage (cut) bread, English eschalots. Joseph Hardy—First: Light gera- nium, brown gerani berries. white ...