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... Carder, L. Muckley, F. Porter; 2od Grade, J. A Meredith. C. Northwood, F. J. Short. Certificates, John Perks, R J. Millward, Thomas Hardy, A. K. Millward, Nudwig Key, G. Thompson, Henry Flcwett. William Hingley, Frank Porter. Committee's Prizes : F. Porter ...
... the fatal Mow to the ni.in . who >t Nelson, and this tact was shortly after the ! action confirmed by his captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who . setil for him into the ward- root®, and in the presence of the | officers congratulated him upon having avenged ...
... at St. Thomas on the 2nd inst. The Wye and the Derwent were laid up St. Thomas, and appear to have been driven from their moorings. The Conway is supposed to have had on board the mails from the Windward Islands. The Solent was due at St. Thomas on the ...
... marriage, EXTENSIVE FORGERIES BY A LEITH MERCHANT, and a lodger named Fred. Atkin, »labourer. jAal- _ Saturday morning. James Thomas Hardie. ton himself was also labourer. bad not been merchant, Leith, who was apprehended at alalo working for some time, owing ...
... — Mr E. P. Jobson, deputy co:oner, held au inquest at the Jolly Collier Inn, Woodside. yesterday, respecting the death of Thomas Vaughan (48). who was killed by a fall of coal at the Saltwells Colliery.—i he deceased was killed Tuesday by sudden fall ...
... On tbe 81st nit., Frederick William, eon of Eli Palmer, Bell Street, Pensnett, aged 6 years. Ou tbe Ist inst., Thomas, son of Jamas Hardy, Green, aged 4 months. On tbe Ist inst., Jane, wife of Harding Cartwright, Potter Street; Brierley Hill, aged 5S ...
... case of Thomae Mansell, in 1857 the prisoner was executed after respites granted Sir Oeorore Gray extending ever six months. And in tbe case of Michael Barret’, wbo was finally executed for tbe exploaion at Clerxenwell id 13 7, Mr Gathorne Hardy granted ...
... spitted about 8 a m., and cat ap about 3 p.m. BANDS of MUSIC will parade tbe Town daring tbe day. A TENT will Erected. ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH, STOURBRIDGE JgAZAAB WILL BE HELD AT TBS CORN EXCHANGE, STOURBRIDGE, MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, the 2'ih, and ...
... HOLCROFT, JAMES, Esq. Norton. HILL, THOMAS ROWLEY, Esq, Worcester. HUNT, J. P. Corngroaves. ENOCH. Esq., Cat’s Hill, Bromsgrore. HALL, HENRY, Esq., Deunis, Stourbridge. UANBURY, SAMPSON, Esq., Warloy Hall, Birtniug- ham. HARDY, PETER, Esq., Claincs, Worcester ...
... front the Hear Hotel, Uenley io Ardcn, Monday evening. Darwin Calton provided, and the proceedings were most enthusiastic. Mr. Hardy, in answer to question said was opposed to voting ballot, and observed that mil?at have won election one time it he would only ...
... SALE. 3291 TO BE SOLD, CAPITAL DOG CART, SPRING TRAP, aod a Set of Silrer Monoted HARNESS i a boreo 15 hand, high.—AnpW, Mr Thomas Higgs, Doke William Ins, Delph, Brierley Hill. AHOLD DWELLING HOUSES LONDON STREET, SOHO, NEAR BIRMINGHAM. Messrs hawkins ...
... “CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. BT GEORGE THOMAS CONGREVE.. Sixpence frea from Lodge. IVrkham. London. 1 pianos, obg Returned from Hire, equal new. By all Wat Maker-, from each. Thirty Thou-ttiwl Teatimoniala from all part* of th« Country ...