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... 27 Wanen Mre& - f - am --- Ba - y . swater London Mr Wildon 28 Clinch Glasgow Seaman Mr 8: Mr, Norwich 1 Mrs R Crawford 33 Hardy Mr & Mrs__ Nottingham Greenwood MiSS U Bradford Hudson Miss Wilkinson Mr Charleston Mr Byre 40 Rielby Mr M & Mrs Normsoton ...
... one’s always near,” Ida Hardy: “Don’t begin.” Doris Foot; “Evening prayer.” Violet Thompson; Borrowed,’* Olive Estill; I’m a little preaoher,” Freddie Geary; A little soldier.” Ivy Smith; “The poison berries.” Qrril Hardy; and “He careth for me,” ...
... Laborious Natives of the Place (lamenting the disappearance of the shepherds), and the threshing machine episode from Thomas Hardy's ‘‘Tess of the d'Urbevilles'’, in which the de-humanising effect of the machine was vividly depicted. The beginnings of ...
... Jan. 13th, aged 62 yean, Sarah, wife of William Hardy, chimney, •weeper. llall. —At Klamborough, Jan. 14th, aged 23 yean, Thompson Hall, draper. Sumi.—At Bridlington. Jan. Mth, aged 17 montba. Thomas, son of Charlotte Smith. I ALLCOCK’S POIiOUS PLASTERS ...
... Booth Miss Green Bheff Mrs Sampson 4 Marshall Mies Sheff .. Thomas Kr Mrs& tam Shrift Swaim Miss .. Grandell Mrs Lewis Jones Misses Leeds Layoook Misses Nish°lsom Me & Mrs l ! ir,.9:Cy Hardy Mr Mm Day 3 elizby Mrs& fam Gainsbro Mr Postill 5 _ —.— Tremble ...
... inquiry, instituted the desire of the learned judges and the Attorney General, there appears to Mr Hardy good reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore been recommended to Her Majesty for an unconditional pardon ...
... Fisher, of the same address, John Stephen Atkinson, farmer, and Leonard Atkinson Hardy, butcher Wetwang. The testator left each to John Stephen Atkinson and Leonard Atkinson Hardy, to his wife such furniture she may require to furnish remainder his nephews ...
... uiinintera waa concluded, when the following local appointinenla wan made ; —Louth : Eli Illingworth, Thomas Pigolt, Thomas Haw. llriffiehl: Thomas Whitehead (1), Henry, Woodcock, George Lee, George Tiudall (sup). Bridlington: James A. Noble, Edward Aston ...
... the Bridlington Infant School on the North, and the Town Streets on the East, South, and West, and now in the occupation of Thomas that COTTAGE, Tenement, or Dwdling-honsc, situate in Pinfold Street, Bridlington; and likewise all that STABLE, with the Chambers ...
... Miss Hull Doncaster W Tranraor, 7 Slingnby, Mr Mrs ii Hull Mr S. Hardy, 8 Baker, Mr Mrs & fam Mr J Pickering Franzgf, Mr and Miss Ship Hill Mr Lister, I Raynor, Mra 4 Mis. Rotherham Thomas, Mr U 4 Miss Kotheram Mr Ripley, Bwrowcliffe.UriMra^^^ Mr Anderson ...
... before Messrs. Clough-Taylor, Quintin, and Preston, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prosecuted Thomas Wardell, of Aeklam, groom, for cruelty to horse at the Malton Agricultnral Show, on the 271 b July. In spector Column deposed ...
... being interviewed, say that Mr. Jubn Tetlow, one of tbs oldest and most respected cilia.ns of Oldham, limped into their shop hard'y ble to walk. His joints were badly swollen and was boot with agony. Was advised to use the medical di-coverv of which so much ...