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... Surveys, and Estimates will receive prompt attention on application. Offices : —BAXTERGATE, WHITBY (over Messrs. Freeman, Hardy, & Willis’s). Eligible Building Sites for Sale on the West Cliff Estate.—Apply to J. J. M. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. 50, Regent Street ...
... Calcutta, by the Rev. Henry Bray, senior chaplain, John William Outhwaite, son of the late John Hardy Outhwaite, of Whitby, to Mary Jane, second daughter of Thomas Outhwaite, shipwright, Middlesbrough, and late Whitby. July 96th, j*t Dmnßwiok Wesleyan Chapel ...
... Ward Leeds Mr Joseph Ward Cleckheaton THE CROWN HOTEL Mrs Thompsor Rev F Thomas, London Mrs Thomas Mr and Mrs Potter Mr and Mrs Carr Halifax Slater London Mr Walker New York R Hardie J W Woodhousc Leeds ; S Busby W H Brooke , W T Lancaster G Winter ARScott ...
... (late of Wbitby). and a nephew of Mr. J. V. Andrew. Tho names of tbs men who accompanied bun in the boat were: Thomas Hewison, R. Sanderson, 0. Hardy, P. Vurloy, all of Whitby, end G. Don seat b, Canada The boat afterwards out In charge the eeoond mate for ...
... Gray and Thomas Turnbul.; i.Hnrn Taylor and John Tonka: John ! and l.'iohard Stnaiie*: liemham King Jind Benjam*r Frank: Kobe ♦ Merry land .Tam Wb.i’ ...
... Sunday at Hampton, near Retford. The vicar of the parish (the Rev. Arthur Hardy) had, with his family, gone to the south of England for the benefit of his health, and the Rev. Edwin Thomas James Marriner had been left in charge. For some reason or other not ...
... Swift. Thomas Kothwefl, •ml Evan Davies; while those injured j Thomas Bradshaw, 15: William Rigbv, 17; Edward Rattigan, 26: Aaron Grant, 16; John Jervis, 17; Edward Hughes. 18 : Richard Murray, 36; Harry Eden 14; Frederick Pve. 15; Arthur Hardy. 19; John ...
... J. E. TRUEFITT, BAXTERGATE. WHITBY. (Over Freeman, Hardy & Willis' Boot Shop). Attendance every Wednesday and Saturday. 10 a.iu. to 6 p.m SCARBOROUGH —Leighton Vernon Place (facing the Crescent). p.tn. daily. Telephone No. 399. 9 HINOCRWKLL-Mi. llarUai) ...
... WHUPB* GAZETTE “THE ‘OLD SPOT' IS WELL REPRESENTED.” Sticking it Like Herou.” Corporal Thomas Weather ill, the Anti-Aircraft Section, ton of Mr. h. Weather ill, JUuokburu'i* Yard, Church Stieet, Whitby, who was, before being transferred the Anti-Aircraft ...
... over Fur as, Hardy, Wilu.Vb Shop, BAXTERGATE. —Apply, Mu. J. Ball. TO LET, g«M»d HOUSE, six rooms, at Spittal BRUKiB. Reduced i-ent. Iromediato possession. —Apply. H. W. Dcqolkbv, Whitby. LEI. TENEMENT, near CHURCH X STAIR FOOT. -Apply, Thomas Ling, l.’l ...
... gentleman. Palframan, Albert, Leeeholme, builder. Fishbubn Park Ward (3). Crr wther, Geo. Thomas, Prospect Hill, gentleman. Albert, Leesbolme. Bagdale, bmlJer. Wood work, Thomas H., Eak Terrace, solicitor. withdrawals. I Smith, Ralph. Chubb Hill, ahinowner. Walker ...
... hands: Edward V. Unthank, Staithes. William Cole, Staithiee. William Smuthwalte. Wliitby. Albert Burton. Whitby. .1 I>. Hardy, Whitby. Thomas M. Hutchinson. Whitby. James Pen nock. Whitby. Robinson Jnmceon, Whitby. William H. Clark. Whitby. George Leadley, ...