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... and in • few genial re- DI ED, marks referred to the advantages of such meetings. On the 3rd inst., at the Union Workhouse, Thomas The reedere were Messrs. Ryder, J. Dickinson, and Wilder., aged 69 years. W. Peace, who sustained their part of the programme ...
... Monday last the inhabitants of this village had a grand intellectual treat in the shape of • temperance lecture by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Subject— A young man's resolve, and its influence. The subject was mostforcibly illustrated in the person ...
... RORNISRA RAILWAY I'XWPtNY.—On Monday, in the Sheriff's Court (before Mr. W. Gray, Under Sherif!) held at York Castle, Mr. Thomas a contractor, asked a jury teases:is the value of certaia surplus lands be- Innguig to the Hull and Harmon Reilwa • Company ...
... Elizabeth Browns, wife of Joseph Brown, of Barton Turn, appeared in answer to a summons charging ho. with assaulting Francis Hardy, at Barton Turn, on the inst. It appeared by the evidence of com. plainant and two witnesses that the complainant and defendant's ...
... Henson, of Killarney, and Aram', Kerry, daughter of the late John Hardy, Esq., M.P., Recorder of Leeds, and sister of John Hardy, Esq., of Dunstan Ball, M.P. for Dartmouth, and Gathorne Hardy, Esq., M.P. fur the University of Oxford. ...
... AT RißmlNGliAm.—Between eight and nine o'clock on Saturday night last a frightful explosion occurred at the furnaces of Mr. Thomas 'Turley, Deepfielda. The cause of the explosion has not yet transpired, hut the consequences have been most disastrous, one ...
... 7th inst. I went to the Blue Bell publichouse, to pay my men their wages ; I found William Hardy there; I remained until between eleven and twelve, when Hardy began to quarrel with me ; he said I had taken Mr. Barnes's contract for two hundreds less money ...
... Psydls Race. 400 Yards.—Gadeby, 1. Six or seven ran. //melte Race. 200 Yards.—Open to all. Greases, 1 ; Whald.m. 2; 'lull , 3 . Hardie Race for Boys under Fottrtees.—Alkin, pri. 1: we. 2 QwtHer of a Mile Race for Boys order Tattles. —Fleming, ; Ottewell 2. ...
... W. Hardie, 8.A., the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, M.A., Rev. James A. Johnson, Rev. Stenton Eaarilley, M.A., and the Rev. C. W. Denison, of Philadelphia. —Daily News. May 1. RORRRRY £l2O AND TIM THIEF. On Monday morning, Richard Keeling and Thomas Keeling ...
... Mr. Thomas Ellis Jones, manager for the prosecutors, was called to prove the authenticity of the letters read by Mr. Leech ; and as Mr. Flewker de. clined to produce the originals of the prosecutors, the copies were admitted and sworn to by the witness ...
... was rather over last year. The rep t Neap read by the chairman. We to learn that the cattle disease has broke est at Mr. Hardy's, Stone Bridge, Wirksworth. Ou Saturday, May sth, au accident occurred on the Wirksworth and Duffield Railway, near Wirksworth ...
... Peter Eckersky, P. Prow. G.M. Thomas Woodhouse, Prow. CS. ; Jobs Riley, P. Prow. 11H., ._ P. S. —_ Prov. C.S. Prov. C.S. Frederick Thew. O.M. Prov. C.B. Lase. Prov. C.S. Maio. Thomas Ka , Pro,. C.S. &. V& . Prov. G. M .: Thomas Pew. G.Y. AMA} Jabs James. ...