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... Milnes ; 2nd, Jessie Wilford and Daniel Hall; jrd, William Tyler and Thomas Nadin. WALTHAM. NORMAN, GEORGE, Goadby Marwood, Esquire. Proposers and seconders :—lst, Henry Marriott and Thomas Carter ; 2nd, George Tipping and Frederick Gardiner Ward. PICKWELL ...
... Summersgill, George Cooper. Second piper—Proposed by Thomas Darrell and Jonathan Hardy, and assented to by George Brown, John Glaves, Henry W. Ogle, Edward Glaves, Witty Hardy, Francis {zfiomn, Thomas Burton, George Mocre. Third paper— Proposed by Francis ...
... Summersgill, George Cooper. Second prper—Proposed by Thomas Darrell and Jenatban Hardy, and assented to by George Brown, Jobn Glaves, Henry W. Ogle, Edward Glaves, Witty Hardy, Francis Jefferson, Thomas Burton, George Moore. ThAird paper— Proposed by Fraucis ...
... J. Smith, Rippin, Breward and mothcr.—Bol!n(urd—Goal, R. Asher; backs, { Hollingsworth, W. Edwards; half backs, J. Smith, Hardy, 1.. Furmidge; forwards, Edwards, Winn (right wing) ; Daybell (centre); Martin and Barber (left wing). MELTON SWIFTS ©. SYSTON ...
... their rflh, viz., Mr. Jacob Smith, with his agent Mr. W. Scott, and Mr. Thomas Highmoor, with Mr. C. Hammond. The result was announced about noon as follows : — Mr. Jacob Smith Mr. Thomas Highmoor Majority P N e 415 i TN Altogether 941 persous out of a co ...
... Mrs. Sawday. ANOTAER DESTRUCTIVE PAUPER.— At the Melton Mowbray Police Station on Wedaesday, before Mr. E. H. Baldock, John Thomas, casual pauper, was summoned for destroying his clothes at the Melton Union.—The case was proved by Wm. Lee, the Workhouse ...
... AND MOURNING WAREHOUSE. MB. HOPTON, DENTIST, 46, ABERDEEN WALK. Ii iyl.mm_l’lhh..-fi-g., : J. PROCTER, 108, WESTBOROUGH. J. HARDY, ARBITRANB AND AGRIOULTURAL VALUER, | BEBETTON FABRM, EAST AYTON, Yo=x. OOKS FOR SCHOOL PRIZES and PRESENTS B 3d. in the ls ...
... Friday evening last. Ths following members were present : —Colonel Y. G- Lloyd-Greame (chairman). Meurs. G. Daaiel, J. Hardy, W. Hardy, and W. Mayman. The returns showed an average for the month of 77°9 as sgainst €73 for the corresponding month of last ...
... informal p'uouedus..oo] » farewell meeting, prior to Mr. Furley to South Kensington. Ninfil‘h ev were sung by Messrs. Munn, Hardy, & Bunyard gave a recitation. cMn. E(“Kr“. BAllnlg:fict.—H rter, enni| all, Ashf brought up lméc:n-m' lua For comumibting an ...
... mufiful and interesting art of bell-ringing. The following werc the ringers:—Treble, H. Loseby; Secomd, W. Neadbam; Third, P. Hardy; Fourth, C. Orton ; Tenor, J. Needham (conductor); weight of tenor be'l, nearly 9 cwt. TWYFORD. ExtensioN oF TiMe.—At the Melton ...
... Roberts, Day, Whittle, Henton, Allen, Thurman, Glover, Wilford, Lovett, {_nckson, Bullock, Abbott, Green, Williamson, arley, and Hardy. The Treasurer's balance was reported to be £642 19s. The Clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board with respect ...
... the Balterhebble defence Was 100 strong. Some good passing between the 'Hebble forwards found;them on the home line, Hardy and Thomas having tries disallowed. Jackson passed to Elsworth, wholput jon top speed, and rounding all his opponents stepped into ...