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... following gentlemen were impanelled : Mr. James Lewis, ironfounder ; Mr. Edward 'festal ; Mr. Thomas Tomkiim ; Mr. Charles D. Williams; and Mr. Joshua Thomas.—Mr. Baker said they wished all witnesses to leave the court The Judge directed all the witnesses ...
... erg Teach trees. Putting rough tame people would show, by keeping quiet, the absurdity of emptier fir the pronsetion of half-hardy plants. Beer • the proclamation. A proces ion marched later to the * 4 Inaba art pit. Cleaning autumneown Niue. place of meeting ...
... Oeorg* Hardy, of Pickering Lodge, Thnperley, Cbeehire, who died the of April last, and buaiaesa brewer wae traaafened hi Hardye Crown Brewery Company (Limited), Ml pereonal criate rained £264.666 Ife. 6d. The executors are his brother, Joseph Hardy, of ...
... Of Cos varieties the hardiest are Hick's hardy green and either of the selections of the Brown Cos. The gat*. heszling early Paris market is nearly or quite as hardy as all the year mond and Hanesommaltli hardy =cabbage varieties, and for the tithes will ...
... Joseph Simon and Thomas Simon, two persons who had witnessed the affair, were called, and corroborated prosecutor's statement in every detail, and upon being coarexamined, denied that there was the slightest provocation. Mr. Thomas Morgan, surgeon, ...
... Wednesday, when there were present: Mr. J. H. Farquhar (in the chair), the Rev. S. R. Young, Messrs. J. G. Thomas. E. Martin. Geo. Jenkins. J. E. Thomas, and T. H. Tomkins. Mr. Cross had reported that the laying the new mains in Brecon-road and Chanel-road ...
... of Mr*. Spencer, \Vm. Jones, carter, formerly working at PantTgonre. near Mr. Beer's farm; Oswald Moseley. Denbigh, and Wm. Thomas Spencer. years old, plaintifl’s nephew. spoke seeing Nellie Bier and ins defendant walking out together. George Spencer, father ...
... Abraham, Rhondda Valley; Joseph Arch, Norfolk, N.W.; Thomas Burt, Mori»eth; John Bums, Battersea; W. B. Cremer, llagjjerston; Charles Fenwick, Wansbeek; George Howell, Bethnal-green; J. Keir-Hardie, West Ham; Benjamin Pickard, Norman ton; James Rowlands ...
... BOROUGH BUSINESS. The treneier of the license of Bridgend lon Monmouth-road, from Mrs. Pools to Mr. Thomas rymln llayter, was granted. Edward Williams, described u a jobLiug groom. who dirt Lot appear, was tined ss. awl e3ets. seveu dr.)s, for - beh:g ...
... 2972. Souvw--Sploer (L), 3050; Wright (C), 2502. EArr-Ince (L), 3298; Lambert (C), 3282. Warr- R. Chamberlain (L), 3370; Thomas (C), 2356. Warr HAN, Norremaii--Cook (L), 4219; Fulton (C), 3500. Boma-Leicesbn (i), 3527; Pound (C), 2548. BURNIZT.-Rylawis ...
... Mil ah* pmatad tb* 1 g, « a 8 Itudy Anu abont and mw dahadant bit I « „ .. , . , Hodgea. That ontaida the door of tba Hardy 'SA laat. at 38, Viatoria-atra ( Anna. Ha # ...
... flrst or for the hundred and first time could not peruse it more advantageous! v than by means of Cassell’s edition. MMasts. Hardy, Mbrsditii. Wbvmax, Basmib, and the reel have not driven the older novelists out of the field, for according the Academy, which ...