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... Homes and blab wages for good Generals, Cooks, Nurses. Ac.; no charge servants.— Bead stomp for reply.—Miss Thomas, 24, Bond, CboriUMS-eua-Hardy. Manebaetor. Beglvt ry for Hotel Private Servants.—239, v Crown Street, Liverpool. No Booking Fees. DBBSSMARINO ...
... The Grange, Preston Gubhalds. Boraero Heath, Shrewsbury, Eliza, wife of Edward Gwilliam. HARDY—I4th inst.. aged 37, Hawarden, the husband of Clarissa M. A. Hardy. HORTON—2Ist inst.. aged 45. at Aston Road, Wcm, Harry Edward Horton. HOWELLS—24th inst. ...
... Well-built MESSUAGE, HOUSE and PREMISES, with Garden, situate in the village of Otlerton aforesaid, and in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Griffiths, Grocer and Shoemaker; also the BLACKSMITH'S SHOP adjoining, with Buildings and Garden. In the occupation of Mr ...
... Omeetry Advertizer). VAUGHAN, Thomas, the Kev., of Courtfield, Catholic martyr, is called by the membera that faith. The family of Vaughan, of Conrtfleld, near Monmouth, still sdhere to the ancient Catholic faith, and of them Thomas Vaaghan, priest and confessor ...
... Blunt Meredith, 8.A., of St John’s College, Oxford. The work of renovating the church has been carried out by Messrs. W. 11. Thomas and Co. of Oswestry, from pirns prepared Messrs. Os well and Smith, of Shrewsbury. The whole the work, which cost £250, has ...
... 3 Edith Scott. Collection of hardy and half-hardy annuals: IE. TV. Shorting, 2 Miss Nicholas, Pmlt-es run honey: 1 G. Sneyd, 2 Peter Sroll. 3E. HarlsJjorne. Sections of comb honey: IP. Scott, 2 E. Hartsborne, 3 TV. Thomas. Beeswax: 1 P. Scott. COTTAGERS ...
... Captain Heywood- ns dale; 2 Colonel Twemlow. Collection fruit (six varieties)—l Captain Hey wood-Lonsdale: 2 Colonel Twemlow. Hardy perennials-! Captain Heywood- Ismedale; 2 Colm>el Twemlow. Oooaeberriep—l Geo. Made leyLittle Drayton: 2 John Browu. Little ...
... roses and dahlias; Henry Bckford. Wem, sweet peas; George Bunyard and Co., Maidstone, hardy fruits. _ . Silver gilt medals.—Gann and Sons, Orton, Birmingham, hardy phloxes; L. R. RussclL Richmond, standard and tree ivies; Richard Smith and Co., Limited ...
... the boose of the Rev. E. C. Hardy, of Longdoaon-Tern. The first part consisted of songs and readings, the second of coninring. The entertainment opened with a song, Two Robins,” song with true robin sweetness by Miss Hardy. This was followed by airs from ...
... David Cox, J. Pott. Frank BoiTR-A., P. Hardy, B. Crofts, R.A., lames Hardy, inn., Blrket Poster, Andreotte, T. 8. Cooper. R.A., E. M. Wimpcris. C. Button Barber, George Colo, J- McWhirter, R.A., Heywood Hardy, Mooro Egley. J. I. Gallegos, T. Creswick ...
... Sontham, and W. Phillips, Esqis, Drunkjbnness, da—Thomas Vfckera, labourer. Frankwell, charged Police-constable Poole with being drunk and disorderly in FraakwaQ en the 13th last., was fined and costa—Thomas Ellis, a porter, charged by Polloe-eenstable Davies ...
... chairman. Theft Potatoes. —On Monday, before Captain Arkwrixbt and Colonel Lovett, old man named John Bvan*. and a man named Thomas Lewis, both hailing from Llwynymapsis, were charged with stealing about twenty pounds of potatoes, the.property of John Jones ...