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... Studio,' Waterloo-road. Ranwey. the wife of Q. a Cowen. of a sua. ?? d ?»Pt««n*er. at 1 Marina-road. Dooglaa, the wife of John Hardy, of a ton. MARRIAQKB. BRAcaaiRDLa-BiWDBK.-Ou the Jad Augu«t, tt H . ?? J- Clay Bracegirdle, of Maa- ri a b D - »5 d Johnnn«sburg ...
... Corlett, also J.P. Thomas Allen, also. J.P. and Captain of Maughold John It. Cowell, also J.P. John Kelly, also Captain of Juiby Justices of thb Peacb resident .within the District- Charles H. E. Cowle. also Captain of Andreas James Hardie Kobert Cowley (Four ...
... instant, at Dudley. Worcest. rsh're, the wife of Richard Nicklin HaU, solicitor, ...
... Wm. Moore. P.ir stores 7r, in Ik** ?? Ronaldswajr ; pair stores, £13 10s, Thomas ttu-gher; pair stores, £13 10s, Thos^ -fo^R- Cunningham ; 10 lam£ at 33s each, £16, John Hardy; 10, at. 30* £15 T C Xe £ n 2 a,! ?? V 10 * ?? 3l * 6d * • cis l*. T. E. Claque ...
... regret which the speaker knew was equally f3r.j by hint. He had pleasure in reporting that the-' Sergeant-Ineti-netor (Thomas) and the other ?? officers had worked inces- santly and willingly, and had dona everything within their power to make things ...
... charge for insertion is i ne Shilling. BIRTHS. HAv.PtE. On the 3rd instant, at Loughen-e-yeigh, ' Lexsyre, the wife of James Hardie, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ,1-IINE KXFTS.— On tile 2nd instant, at Rt. Zavier's Church ialkner-Bquare. Liverpool, i-i the ...
... his (Mr Hardy's) request, I visited him on his deathbed. The Committee had reason to donbt the truth of this statement, but before saying anything on the subject, they considered it proper to communicate with the family of the late Mr Hardy. From their ...
... sing group songs Schubert and then group by Brahms. Between these two groups there will be a performance by Don and Albert Hardie, of Beethoven’s Sonata for violin and pia.iw forte in C Minor. Don Hydeu has always been connected with Manchester, and he ...
... could not lift down heavy joints.—The Chairman: 1 suppose you would find a man fit for you who is unfit for military work?—Mr Hardy: Yes, if he is a qualified man. 1 !had another man who has gone to a butcher in Ramsey. He gave me notice. —lt was stated that ...
... bring- ing a satisfactory price. The cattle were all of Al quality, and in prime condition. Heifer sold -for £15 17s 6d, Mr J. Hardy; heifer. £1 4s 2s 6d, Mr Tbcs. Cain ; heifer, £16 10s- Mr R. Cunning- ham ; heifer, £14 10a; Mr J. A. Kneen ; bullock, £15 ...
... Gribbin. William J- McMullin. John J. Craine, Thomas Hughes. William Cretney, William Sayle, Robert Quayle, T. Claque (Burnt-Mill Hill). Thomas Waddrell, Thomas Cowin, Thomas Corkill. John Jones, John Russell, Thomas Jones. Frt-mkCrlagle, ...
... _B VV eod ings inserted at the same price. BIRTHS. Hardv.-Ou the 3rd October, at ft Marina-road Douglas, the wife of John Hardy, of a daughter. HuMPHRKV.-On the 1st October, at 4, Murray's- road, Douglas, the wife of Fredk. Humphrey of a daughter. * ...