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... REGIMENT'S GOAT. The Rev. E. J. Hardy, one of the beet-known chaplains to the British forces, and a writer whose work How to be happy though married gained him literary distinction, has now published under the title of Mr. Thomas Atkins a very interesting ...
... recognised the bodies of George and Jane Rodgers, man and wife; George was his eldest son. they Bradbury identified her husband, Thomas Bradlsury. She said *e did not know that the deceased was going to Doncaster. She had six children, the eldest being 15. Fanny ...
... given in such qoaatitiea aa to make tha animal, atok of it. depend too axoloaivaly opoo it ia Isxxax Train re.—Thia capital, hardy root, which, when town in July early August, ie likely (remark* Prof. Wrigfaioon, the AyrinUtHml GacetU) prod nee tnedium-etred ...
... v. Tlynaas Ilwarde, sod the &fondest was ooswitted foe 10 dare. warrant to b. 'impended for 14 days; the same plalitiff v. Thomas Paih, sad defeadeat was onmatted 10 den, warrask to he entepeadad for 14 days. Io the awes of Williams Inwards v. TboSell ...
... in only two. Mr. Anstruther, Liberal-Uuionist v was elected for St. Andrew's Burghs over Sir Thomas Braasey ; but this was a foregone conclusion, Sir Thomas having, moon after the nominations were closed, intimated his desire to withdraw. For the Crewe ...
... Olen 22 —Hamden. (cockerel or esck). let, Mr. 8. W. Thomas ; 2od, Mr. W. Bowen ; 3rd, Mr. 8. W. Thomas; 4th. Bev. F. Oook. Class 23 —Boadane (pallet or hen). let, Mr. 8. W. Thomas ; 2nd, Mr. 8. W. Thomas ; 3rd, Mr. B. P. Linn ; 4th, Ray. F. Cooke. Clan 24—French ...
... Family, and a narrative of the rim and progress of The Low Moor Iron Company, so daftly associated with the Gatlin:wee Hardy family. Ton author of The Victoria Cross In Afghanistan and Zululand is contributing to (.; ,, ssell's &,turday Jowrruf ...
... Churchill arrived in Yorkshire on the afternoon of the day before the formal gathering. Her ladyship, who was accompanied by Mr. Thomas, his lordship's private secretary, travelled from Sc. Pancras in a saloon carriage attached to the train, which, to the d ...
... -- - The monthly meeting was held on Friday last. Present:—Messrs. Benjamin Lewis, (chairman), Rev. B. R. Young and Mr . Thomas Allen. GOVILON w•Tti SUPPLY. The Chairman said that nearly £4O had been promised as subscriptions to carry out the scheme ...
... a«iaM ttta Bar. W. H. Joaat, oaiato, Ton OUabrook BWuria. tb. Laorola, to tUt,, only daughter ol lb. asd Bra. Braa Joum. tl Hardy Path, AbaagaTaaay. DBli'ua. BROWN.—On tbo 2ad of Jaanaty, at W.rmwtb, Jotepb Blown, aldm aoa of Mra. Brown, Martb; MCad, Ator ...
... rear their handsome beads on long stems, and the expectations of the growers of the hardy species must be more modest. European cyclamens are always looked upon hardy perennials, bat they need shelter from the cutting winds, and should, when onoe planted ...
... TEMPORARY TE.A.esrmas.—The Cross Keys,Tretower, Cwmdu, from Lee is Jones t - 1 David Gwynn°. White Hart, Crickhowell, from Thomas Jones to Thomas Watkins. e.RICICHOWELL RIFLE VOLUNTEERS , COMPETITION. The fourth competition of the C Ccmpany of the Breconshire ...