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... THOMAS FLETCHER. LICENSED HOKBE SLAUGHTERER, MYTON. WARWICK. BEST PRICES Given for HORSES and CATTLE. Dead or alive. Cash before removal. All Animala killed witb Greener’s Humane Killer and removed whole. All letters to be addressed to T. FLETOHER. Horse ...
... THOMAS FLETCHER. LICENSED HOUSE SLAUGHTERER, MYTON, WARWICK. BEST PBICBB Given for HORSES end CATTLE. Dead or alive. before removal. - All Animala killed with Greener’! Humane Killer and removed whole. ietteretaba addreued to T. FLETCHER, Home Slaughterer ...
... Her. F. Gooch Mrs. Thomas . R. U Graham, Esq. . James Rose, Esq Oliver Pemberton, Esq. Rev. W. J. Woods 8. Smith, Esq. Mtseen Davies .. Alfred Kardon, E5q John Springthorpe, Eaq.. Arthur Aston, Esq Mrs. Fenna J. 8. Salmon, Esq. Mias ...
... 300; lo William Henry Potts, Joseph Botham Smith, Jacob Botham Smith, John Hardy Smith, James Hardy Smith, and Elisabeth Botham Storer, £l,OOO each; bis brother-fc-law, Thomas Brodriek, £3.000 ; to bis nephew, Arthur Willoughby Spry, £2,000 ; to his ...
... HAMPTON I.UCY. Conservative Association: Womens iliivNCH. —By invitation of Mrs. E. J. Hardy -.be local branch of the Conservative Assocmti..n held bridge drive at Rhine Hill on Tues■hiv afternoon. The prizes were given by Lady Fairtax-Lucy, Mrs. Wiseman ...
... LOCAL NEWS. The Marriage arrangecl between Bertram, eldest eon of Sir Reginald aod Lady Hardy, and Violet, eldest daughter of the Hoo. E. Cbaodoe Leigh, C. 8., will take place on Ihnrsdny, the 26th of October, St. George’s. Hanower Square, Death of a ...
... Mine* Stnnl*f« —Sir CharleS and Prlee—Sir Thomas Cotton Sheppard—Lady Sheppard— General Hepburn—Captain Lindsay—Rev. Mr. and Mra. Rev. Dr. Belli—Rev. Dr. Murray —Mr. and Mrs. Smith—Mr. and Mra. Stock dale—Mr. Hardy—Mr. Bash ell—Mr. and Mr*. Bennett— Mr. ...
... Thb E«v. A. Hardy baa been appointed officiating minister to the Wesleyan troops Warwick. Mb, Arthur JambSj Coton House, Rugby, baa given towards tbe erection of new Church In the parish of St. Andrew. Rogby. The Modern Juggernauts.—lt is stated that ...
... Wrosespay, May 1070, — Before Darwin Galton and Mellor Hetberington, Fogrs. — Thomas Bissill and Joseph Klv-mk(. of ‘Fanworth, were charged with threatening to do somo Yodity barm to Thomas Edwards, gemekecper, of the mme place. Biastll wan rdered to flad suretica ...
... December, 1826; ALL the neat and clean HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINEN. SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c. &c. on the Premises of THOMAS HARVEY, in the Ore hardy WARWICK, Bankrupt. Sale will commence at Ten ©’Clock precisely. ...
... market gardeners). Flowers. —Greenhouse Plants: Canon E. G. Savile. Hardy Annuals: Canon E. G. Savile. Hardy Perennials: Canon E. G. Savile. Roses: 1 Canon E. G. Savile. 2 Mr. R. W. Thomas. Gladioli; 1 and special Mr. W. J. Draper, G. Turner. Dahlias: Mrs ...
... old boy of Westgate School. Since be was called up in August. 1942. Petty Officer Ronald Edward Hardy (31), second son of the late Mr. Sydney and Mrs. Hardy, of 84, Cape Road, Warwick, has seen much service overseas and is now believed to be in the Pacific ...