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... Lousekeeper, who committed snicide on Monday last by hanging herseif on the stairs at her master:s (Mr. Thomas Rastall) house at Braceby.—Mr. Thomas Rastall, farmer, of Braceby, said déceased eon tered his service about the middle of Aunguet as assistant ...
... —ln loving memory of our dear father, John Clayton, who dled February 18th, 1903. At Rest. HArDY.—In loving memory of T. M. Hardy, the beloved husband of Alice Hardy, who departed thislife February 17th, 1903. Gone, but not forgotten. s WAGHORN,—In loving ...
... Mr. Haldinstein being willing that the arbitrator should be one of the following izentlemen :—Mr. Richard Bell, M.P., Mr. Thomas Jurt, M.P.. Mr. John Burns, M.P., Mr. Wiiliam Crooks, M.P., Mr. Augustine Birrell, K.C. : Upon this a further interview was ...
... Newton. Defendant :Becauseof her temper, and her rot uso ek, WBO S Nevny T omer T gave Lk fon o howe propony Waddingham, Mr. Thomas Nettleship, of Waterloo x—ddit?o]t:xz()) ngnplgogs: 2dpc:;:lri’u‘m& asa c;gc;s;:,‘ and g?:fifi’n?,hfiil;e;clft@en' was the ...
... largest ships, the navigable channel there being double the width of the navigable channel at Cilbury. Sy A DOCK MANAGER. Mr. Thomas Hardy, joint manager of the london and India Docks, was then examined with reference to the claim of the. owners of river craft ...
... Africa as needless. The ex-Queen Isabella 11., of Spain, is lying seriously iil at her residence in Paris. Mrs. Hardy, mother of Thomas Hardy, thenovelist, was buried on Wednesday at Stinsford, near Dor. chester. y i : The Dowager Countess Winterton is ...
... Blatchford and his dirty tribe is a disgrace to a.minister of the gospel.. He refers of course to s¢ha cveleredie joft the Bev. Thomas Wangh at George-street fesmntlysiidit)Raitisey bddd: .1 have not the least doubt but that you could find as much .dirt in ...
... thee,” preceded the braiding of the :Maypole by the following children :—Ruby Barbour, Ethel Lovejoy, Elsie Leonard, Lizzie Hardy, May Baslington, Lilly Westoby, Dorothy Ja,c{{son, Gladys Harrison, J. Liane, Ey Grindell, R. Phillips, D. Keay, F'. Wilson ...
... held vesterday, Mr. W. C. Wood presiding. A letter of condolence-was ordered to be sent to the family of the late Alderman Hardy, who for twelve years was chairman of the Council. With reference to the repair of certain bridges a repert was read showing ...
... Thereis a prologue in which we find the Haysel ! ngfie of the efforts of the police to capture the supposed family at home. Thomas Haysel, the farmer, tclls!’- ief. . . his son that his college career must end as the money { In April, Messrs. Marshall, ...
... NrwßY.—On June 25th, at The Limes, Scartho, aged 85, Jane, ‘Eidow of the late Thomas Newby, of Grimsby. No cards. TorLlss.—On the 25th ult., at the Laurels, Waltham, Thomas, the beloved husband of Mary Topliss, aged 75 vears. MELLS.—In loving memory of ...
... Yarborough-street, for most meritorious exhibit in cnt flowers. Messrs. Boynton and Company, twelve bunches hardy herbaceous flowers. Collection hardy grown fruit.—l, and special by Mre. H. Lee, Bull Ring, Mr. R. N. Sutton nglthorpe; 2, Mr. W. H. Smythe; ...