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... default days; Thomas Hardy, Old Cross Street, Tipton, drunk on tho 2nd inst., fined and costs, or in default days ; Billingsley, Tipton, drunk in Owen Street thesth insi., fined 13s. Cd., including costs, or in default seven days ; Thomas Whitehouse, Chapel ...
... join in each conveyance. (Signed) JAMES HARDY, Pastor. THOMAS CLIFFS. THOMAS ROBINSON, WILLIAM NORTON X It ie interesting to oats that, although matters did not prosper with the church during the Rev James Hardy's pastorate, the results of his labours ...
... ELECTION. SIR J. HARDY AND MR. S. C. ALLSOPP’S CANDIDATURE. On Tuesday afternoon Sir John Hardy and 8. C. Allsopp, Esq., the Conservative candidates for Bast Staffordshire, addressed the electors at the Navigation Inn, Tipton, Or. Thomas Underbill presiding ...
... Hamblatt Alfred Shaw Thomas Harris Thomas T romans William Jenkias Elisa Tamer Samnel Wicks George Houghton Thomas Robinson Thomas Bates Hsbakknk Stanton John vis Solomon Jackson Alfred Doming Wm. Willetts George Wood Ann James Thomas Boston ...
... Kenrick, seconded by Joseph Wainwright and Charles Forster. Sir John Hardy was proposed by Theophilns John Levett, seconded by Frank James; and Mr. Henry Wiggin was proposed by Thomas Webb, seconded Sydney Evershed. Worcestersbirb (West). The nomination ...
... Bailey, Jun., mining engineer ; Mr. David Dickley, manager, WilWnhaJl; Mr. Thomas Price, owner and manager, Bilaton; Mr. Thomas Bateman, manager, Tamworth; and Mr. W. Hardy, manager, Dudley.—Mr. Henry Johnson, sen. (the president), read paper on the ...
... 22, 83, atid 24, Coppice Street. Tipton, together with the Brewhouse and Privy thereto belonging, now in the occupations of Hardy and others, producing at weekly rents JBIB 7s. per year. Lot 3.—A1l those Three FREEHOLD DWELLINGHOUSES and Premises, situate ...
... 22, 23, and 24, Coppice Street, Tipton, together with the Brewhou.se and Privy thereto belonging, now in the occupations of Hardy and others, producing at weekly rents JBIB 73. per year. Lot 3.—A1l those Three FREEHOLD DWELLINGHOUSES and Premises, situate ...
... Cornfield (57), a widow, residing at Horseley Heath, was charged with stealing four jugs, of the value of 25., the proi*,-rty of Thomas Shaw, licensed victualler, Great Bridge.—On Monday last prisoner was in prosecutor's house, and picked up a jug, and was about ...
... Charles Uojd Lester Tboraai Jones John Kenyon Jonas Edward Bagott Wm. Tamer Fredk. Dneehnry Wm. Masedald Thomas Latham Thee. O. J. Lester Wm. Hardy James Joseph Shaw •lehn B. Daeiss jtiySpT.' ...
... distrii.nting the prizes, acid he should be pleated to give a challenge eon to be competed for on each con• dittoes as Captain Thomas thought well. FOOTRALL.—The Birmingham tglie team have some impnittint Xmas engsgemvute. To-day they play WelYerharnpbei Wanderers ...
... Mr W. 8 (Manton. Mr Em-ry, Mr Jos. Potter, lir A. 'hardy, Mr Hughes, Ur B Rloek.sd Mr Hy lilooksidge. Mr 11. Dailey, Mr T. Rabbles. Rev A. rt. /Brener. Mr 8 Blewitt, Mr T. Williams. Mr A Par, Mr W. Hardy, Mr Rallivaat, Mr H iketoa. Mr Kraest 111..ek4clite ...