... Barker, Mr. Chas. Brown, Mrs. Hall (Scalford), Mr. and Mrs. J, Watchorn, Mr, and Mrs. M. Watehorn, Mr Burton (Holwell), Miss Thomas, Mr. 8. Clifft, Mr. Bust, Mr, F. Stevens, Mr. S. A. Stevens, Mr. L. Stevens, Miss Lee, Mrs, Steans, Miss Hand (Braostone) ...

... and retail by the Sole Proprietors, WING AND SON, DISPENSING CHEMISTS, MELTON MOWBRAY. To be had also of Mr, Lox Lev, THOMAS WAINER THOMAS SMITH, B:fi to inform the farmers and the Y’ublic genery that they bave undertaken the business of RATCATCHERS, MOLECATCHERS ...

... at defendant’s house and had cautioned his daughter against keeping it.-Defendant said the dog formerly belonged to a Mr. Thomas, and afterwards to a man named Fred Cross, who had gone away and left the dog at the place. It mever did belong to him (defendant) ...

... trouble and taste displayed in making the costumes. At the close, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Misses Hammond and Hardy (pianist) on the motion of Mr. Hollingworth for their services. Appended is the programme :—Part I.—Song, ** Welcome all,” ...

... ‘“’S by | artistic embellishment at the hands of Mrs. Fitz- Mr. Frisby, and some bright singing was led by the = simons, Miss Thomas, Mr. Clarke, and Mr, O’Sullichoir. | van. t gr;,thfmn of the interior ‘:x:l. the creche, & |or erib, whic! been most ingeniously ...

... Conway- Gotdun, W. §raokish, Josoph Hardy, Coloset G. M. Hutlon, Jamcs Marshall, Major C. A, Bwan, 8. G Gelton, Mev. F. Freshuey, W M, Mawicy, Colosel G. M. dlebon, Bareovod Mackuwier, K. . Subion Nelthorpe, and Thomas Tombason, Couticiiors . A e ...

... HARDY, EVENTS OF THE WEEK AT HOME. AN, Gamble, of Sheflicld, speaking at the annual meeting of the Peak District and Northern Countics Footpaths Preservation Society, held in Manchester, said there was no Mm‘p..ahd- right to go over Kinderscout, and therefore ...

... LATEST STYLES IN EVENING SUOES AT : e 4 : ITREEMAN, HARDY, AND WILLIS. GRANDEST WEARING WINTER BOOTS—DAMP-PROOF—ALRE FREEMAN, HARDY, WILLIS’. The fact that our goods ave supplied (‘lirect from FREEMAN, HARDY, AND WILLIS' own Faclorics hus convineed all classes ...

... without making it known and seeing if there is a remedy and a little hamanity known outside this honse. — Edward Stephenson, Thomas fmith, Samuel Chlnrll. James Green, Jeseph JFreston, and George T om?\w. This letter was received with laughter. The Clerk ...

... recently an assistant at Mr.| A tree fell across the G.N.R. line zear Luton, - vait § b H't- eet lfinz--}’n?‘ldnv;. l“r:s Hardy : mrflirin. Miss l:ll')~ He saul l(hl [:lrwuer sioke llhe g ‘.ndu'i’d‘hlvl'-.hnhmnlmr-me evide r:‘NM K'be found ?nd lm:‘bor ...

... nursing | Mathers, Miss A. Ward, and Miss F. lelcy: I-!A“l-( Secretary John Thomas Bell; TreasiNb ik h V illoughby, who was “The Pawn Ticket,” a dialogue, the characters trer Thomas Ihn{y. Sk Stewards, Wilham | ith bronchitis. | were taken by Mr. A. Goodman ...

... F, Freshucy, Sir It M. Hawley, Col. Hutton, Tombleson, the karl of ) arborough, Coancillors Col. Conwsy-Gordon, Frank:sh, Hardy, Swan, Alington, Allison, Blaydes, Lrougk.ton, Campion, Coates, J. E. Davy, J. W. Davy, Joshus ‘st,\'_ Ellwood, Epton, Eveus ...