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... Harley. Much Wen lock. Bsgistry—Comfortable homes and high wages-1, Cook-Generals, Nurse*, Hoosemalda—Miss Thomas, 24, Road, Cborlten-cuio. Hardy, Manchester. GBOCBBT.— Wanted, smart Tooth aeJoalor; good refersnees.—Wallace's, 5, New Street, Wellington ...
... Ff.OWP.K% Six Plants. In poU-1, 5a., J. Felton; 2,3 i., Thomas Richards; 3,2 b.. John Taylor. , „ Three Plants, grown cottage window—l, 65., J. Felton; ?. 35.. Thomas Richards j 3, 25.. Thomas Higgloson. Collection of China or German Asters—l. 35., W ...
... Thomas , anv’nit«rat€d. *-ooa for Horam, Cow*, CaITM, Sheep. Piga, sod Pottilry. and Price* application. Woi»erhampUjn.—'rAd»tJ Bica lavumol —wbeat, fair imcUmged. T«, Ovnfin TH. 6.'6 6/8. red 7,0 to 7vlo. 7/1 to 7/8, Bom*»y to 6*3. quiet. Be*M »od K«f ...
... (superintendent minister), supported by the Rev. Alfred Hardy of Shifnal. Mr. B. Farmer, circuit steward, presented the accounts, which showed deficit of £3l. the suggestion of the B-v. A. Hardy, it was decided to arrange for week of special self-denial ...
... — Apply. Mrs. Noriu ry, Whltelow Road, Cbortton-cuuv Hardy, Manchester. HIGHLY -RESPECTABLE Person would give her Services until after Christmas assist mistress in her home and family.—Mias Thomas, Post Office, Ellesmere, Shrewsbury. ...
... Itkewue be paid far a* adeer _ BIRTH. HARDY-24th instant. « the wife ol the Rev. Edward Hardy, a daughter. WILDIN—I9th instant, Hadley, near Mr John late awervuor the Inlandßevenue, Nantwich. WILLIAMS—IBth instant,. Mr. Thomas Williams, chemist and druggist ...
... Tietkens, Miss Hardy, Miss Unna, but much regret was felt that circumstances arose prevent Lady Raraage and Miss Kgremont taking part in the concert. The following was the programm» Terzettos Can one. Vatme colei che adoro, Miss Hardy, Mr. Ernest Tietkens ...
... tho circuit (Ketley Bank and Shifnal), tho Ecv. Hardy, preached two very effective sermons, and also gave a stirring address.—On tho following day (Monday) the fruit, vegetables. &c., were sold by Mr. Thomas Teece. Tho proceeds from the festival were in ...
... BASCHURCH. PETTY SESSIONS. Y ESTERDAY. Before Messra J. H. N. Walford and R Thomas. DRUNKENNKsS. —For this offence, William Fishwick, Ruy. ton, was fined 55., and Joseph Hardy, Harmer Hill, 10s. and coste HiGHwAY OvpRNCE —Joseph Walford and Jobn Lewis ...
... years old—l and 2. J. Roberts, Sultney. Bull of any pure hardy breed, above two and under three years old. adapted the upland districts—l, U. Jones, Mild ;2, Major C. S Muinwaring. Bull of any pure hardy breed, one or under two years old -1. T. Junes, Tal-uchaf: ...
... Barton Clsy, shoemercers, Birmingham. James Hardy, timber nerchant, Birmingham. (’OOO Walker Gn{l‘ builder, Nottingham. James Skeard, corp factor, Huddersfield, George Naughton Coulton, batcher, Lincoln. Thomas Moor, innkeeper, Blackpool. BA!ILIIUHCY ANNVLLED ...
... to Monica Forbes, daughter of the Rev. 8. Forbes F. Aochnauty. HARDY-VAN BREDA-Tth at Wynberg. Capetown, Sooth Africa. Major William Edmond Hardy, R.A.M.C., fourth son of the Rev. O. Hardy, formerly vicar of Longdon-on-Tcrn, to Florence Minnie, eldest ...