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... unable to compete again for some time. ATHLETE, MrLTON Vicsz, WESLE —PFlayed at Melton on Thi WESLEYAN & INDEPENDENT. | H. Hardy, b Mi1f0rd © I A. Tunnicliffe, b Saunders 3 | {é Wakerley, b Saunders 10 | . Mason, b Saunders 8 | A. Polendine ...
... curiosity to the highest pitch. At one end of the court the three judges were seated ; the presiding one was the father of Sir Thomas More, who served Wolsey as Chancellor of England. At a table beneath these elevated scats, were the advocates and prosecutor ...
... Edmund Liley, Mr. Thomas Stirton. Short Wool Sheep —Mr. A. S. Berry. . Pigs—Mr. Arthur S. Gibson (Bulwell). Dogs—Mr. George Raper. Cheese and Butter —Mr. David Haydon. Working Dairy and Butter Making Contests—Mr, David Haydoa, Mr. Thomas Nutta!l (Manor House ...
... Tyler Three exotic ferns, in pots, distinct, no entry g 'léhlqecocbeombel.u pots, 1, H Hinman; 2. G Lowden; 3, M Three hardy ferns, in pots distinct, no entry T?l‘h'i« balsams, in pots, 1, M A Pearson; 2. G Lowden; 3, yler (’l ‘T'wo pots of Musk, 1 ...
... and drinking freely. A search of his papers failed to elicit any information as to his identity, and inquiries at Messrs. Thomas Cook and Son’s, London, where he said he was employed, have been unsuccessful, AN inquest was bheld on Saturday at Cardiff ...
... by the civil authorities for wounding a police-sergeant, It appears that about seven o'clock Corporal M'Hardy, Private William Brothers, and Thomas Gray, officer's servant, left Fort Widley and proceeded in the direction of Cosham., When near the village ...
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... .. 7 G. Higham, ¢'Hill, b Hardy s ¢ Clowes, b Srencer o A. Kendall, ¢ Telly, b Hardy 13 ¢ Clowes, b Kenda11 8 B. Freestone. b Hardy o b BRI et Harrison, ¢ Hill b Y © SREDER GO 3 W. Kendall, b Hardy 2 c Clowes, b ...
... CHAPEL —The services in connection with the re-opening of this place of worship were continued on Kriday last, when the Rev. Thomas Champness, Editor of Foyful News, visited this village, and preached in the afternoon from the lessons to be learnt from the ...
... Mr. A. Shipman, C.A., Messts. Crosher, Fast, Glover, Whittle, Hubbard, Lovett, Keyworih, Clwadler, Bourne, Pacey, Abbott, Hardy, Williamson, Bulleck, Hi’l, and W. 8. Shipman. The CLERK reported that the balance i the hands ol the ticasurer was £lO Bs ...
... from Mr. R. l!hrd'kk, the hon. secretary. MysTERIOUS DEATHS OF MORE LINCOLNSHIRE Horses. —During the past few days, Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crewland, near Sw‘d,i:f' has suffered serious losses by the death of eight valuable working horses. The ...