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... urri.t HELL, 1.1171. F. DR ANEN. -JOH N HARDY AND •• A MIN F.H. 11. es fronton,. friends. The to whip the man Hanh that his beat. n let other , go free.--PAd. K• ) Ili. Dean allots me to vindicate nay eh' racier, soil to further esp. , the gross In ...
... Annoancemeat* of -;_■ * Golden Weddings inserted at the sams pr_* MARRIAGES. HARDY— GOS B.— On tbe 21.t August, at 3_ James', West Derby, by the Rev. A. W. Rc*H- son, Joseph Hardy, of Edgbaston, ?? to Mona Gertrude, daughter of the late Henry Goss and Mrs ...
... oad, William Thomas Christian, only and beloved child of Robert and Elizabeth Christian, aged 7 years and 10 months. Kkllt.— On the 19th instant, at 1, Christian-road. Douglas, after a lingering illness. John Wilfrid. third son of Thomas Kelly, auctioneer ...
... 45s 3d, 8. A. Quirk, one lamb, 16s; Thomas Gerard, six lambs, at 295; Thomas Corlett, five lambs, at 28s 6d, and six lambs at 28s 3d; Walter Faragher, six lambs, at 24s 6d; Thomas Corlett, one sheep, 25s 6d; Jchn Hardy, two lambs, at 355; T. W. Fargher ...
... acknowledge, with many thiuiks, the receipt of fruit from St. Thomas' and St. Baxnab.u.' Churches; ?? from Mr W. Knox, Market-place; meat from Messrs Rooth and 00.. (Victoria^streot). Mr J. Hardy (Strand-street). Mr T. E Ola^ue (Prospect-hill). Mr W. J. Claque ...
... Braddan Church, by the Rev. F. J. Moore, vicar. John Stanley Aspell. to Jessie M.. eldest sorv iviog daughter of the late Thomas S. Green, ill. : Brewâ Cowley.- On the 23rd September, n Birkenhead, Edward Brew, chief engineer aa i Vesta, and son of ...
... two of their stamp at Cardiff on Saturday last. Stanton, whom the Merthyr-Tydvil electors, desecrating the memory of Keir Hardie, returned to Parliament, assisted by Captain Tupper, Jeader of the Cardiff seamen, and encouraged by Lord Rhonda, whose mining ...
... trays t© the tea party in aid of the parish of Lezayre :— Mrs- E. d Farrant, Mrs Christian, Mrs Addnisell, Mrs Meanock, Mrs Hardie, Mi-s Moysey, Mrs Sheppard, Mrs Greenwood. Mrs Gilmour, Miss Gilmour, Mrs Corlett, Mrs Cottier, Mrs Tellet, Mrs Boyde, Miss ...
... the Rev. R C. de BoinviUe. James Garrett, to Bertha S. Muncaster, both of Hardy— ENXE-rr.-On the _*rd September, at Kirk Braddaa, by the Rev. a C. do Boinville, Frederick Hardy of Circular-road, to Jemima Eniiett, of Cronkbourne Village. HoL__Es-GiLL ...
... (organist). The initial portion of the burial service was recited by the Rev W. K. Hardy and the Rev W. L. Doughty, and a short address was given by the Rev W. K. Hardy He said that during the past. three years (the period he had been amongst them), Port ...
... the conference was unavailing, and the case again stood adjourned. e — NEWS IN BRIEF. RECEIVED BY WIRE THIS MORNING. Mr Keir Hardie is suffering from a ghill ,! The Cabinet met yesterday morning. | The late Alfred Shaw, the cricketer, left es. tate valued ...
... the Rev. C. H. PixeU, William Hardie, wn of Thomas Kneale, Kamsey, to Amy Jose, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Arthur Corlett, Ramaey. Kelly— Gelling.— On the 10th July, at Kirk Braddan, by the Rev. Wm. Drury, Thoma. Kelly, of Queen- street, to Elizabeth ...