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... ' whose face was very much marked, said the other defendant struck him, and he only fought in self-defence. L s z - James Hardy, a G.E.R. porter, deposed to seei the two defendants fighting at the station at So’olol:t on Baturday night. Both were drunk ...
... a prize of £lOO for the boas managed farm in the eounty. The announcem:ns was received with loud and prolonged appla ise. Thomas Beeson is in custodly mu Derby for a murderous attack on his wife. After an a'tercation between them it appears that the prisoner ...
... 8. N. Delf, Mr. R. w»nlosy, Mr. J. W. Youngman, Mr. J. Wortley, Mr. H. W. Spelman, Mr. Rix Spelman, Mr. E. Boardman. Mr. Thomas Allen, Mr. J. W. Reynolds, Mr. Charles Race, Mr. C. Simpson (Attleborough), Mr. T. Fryer (Westacre), Mr. Richardson (repr ...
... First prizes, gold bangle, gold brooch; secoad, grandfather clock, case of scissers. Final.—Everitt and Everitt beat Cozens-Hardy and Wiley, 46, 64, 75. R Mixep DouBLES. Semi-Final.—Fox and Giles beat Waters and Barwell, 6-1, t‘& .gmn.u and Fitzgerald beat ...
... the mer gj, G. Newnes bave. Freemam Thomas |J. H, Duncan —— Tur LATest COIFFURE. C. Grant C. P. Allen A complete revolution has come about in the J.D. Hope H. R. Mansfield m:hwrl:oiluu in front, g::dly F. W. Thomas TA, Wodehouss ge is no more, & ry NALISTS ...
... Sexton, of Ipswich, offered for sale, on Friday, without reserve, a portion of the stud of shire horses belunging to Mr, Thomas Brown, of Marham-hall, The stud has been carefully bred since 1845, and, being situated near to the Fens har had the advantage ...
... special | Bamely, Mr. Cozens-Hardy. (Renewed laughter.) He was notice, Mr.Jobn me. 's Devon steer, and J,. Learner’s fl-d to take that opportunity of assuring Mr. Cozensshorthorn, will o doubt distinguish themselves at the | Hardy that the contest bad been ...
... with headquarters at Yarmouth, Mr. Robinson hvi::.bn formally appointed Surgeon- Lieutenant in corps. Gazerrs Norice.—Lincoln Thomas Frederick and Lincoln Horace John, trading as T. F. Lincoln and Conp-rx, 9, Market Place, Yarmouth, irenmongers.—First div ...
... London. 50.—Miss Helen Sedger, Northampton. Mr. C. R. Walenn, Northampton. Mrs. Thomas Moore, Northampton. Mr. Collins. Mr. Thomas Check, London. Nerruse Housk, 59.—Mrs. Hardy, Liu?ool. Mrs. James Bell, iver?ool. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Bell, L verpool. Mr. and ...
... of costs in defending the sotions brought agsinet the Assessment committee of this union by E. Reynolds, of Sheringham,and Thomas Wallace, of Norwich, in mfito( their rating asseesments at Sherivgham. Mr. Edwards, on behalf of the Aylmoflomenm-l’d:fil parish ...
... India has sanctioned the reduction of the Chitral garrison, and the withdrawal of the headquarters from Chitral to Drosh. Thomas Reed, who was sentenced to death at the Mauchester Assizes for the murder of a man named Jamos Monks, has been reprieved, ...
... (Blofield), T. W. Gaze and J. W. Sewell (Depwade), Simms Reeve and H. V. Sheringham (Docking), Thomas Brown and E. R. Pratt (Downham), C. W. H. Cozens-Hardy and Robins Cooke (Erpingham), G. W. Attoe and J. J. Symonds (St. Faith's), G. M. Beck and Sherwood ...