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... C. Hoer, Ik. Gill:half.bselui. D. GUI, D. Thomas, F. 0111; forwarde. T. Giil. F. Sowerby, R. Moore, E. Coulthard, Alelemon. _ South Rank.—Sol.eted horn: Howling, Crane, It \UM. Rand, Emit, Pirniott, Moon. Hardy F.lliMt. Waleon, &organ, Carr, Cartwright ...
... Bystander. Mr U. Marzetti, who presided. ref J. J. Burton, will give a paper on Some the changes which had been effects( tone', hardy Geologioal, reepectiag the the nine years that Mr Bain. hi THE CHILD OF TO D A Y . origi.._ of Natural Fernery. illuaUated ...
... Cilkesid. P.M.—Goal, Smith; back*, Newennibe, Breekon; halfbacks, Pilgrim. Nelson, Baker; 'muds, L. Parvin, Turn• bull, J. Thomae, Winter, J. H. Wood. 1 Cambridge Hour.—Goai. Hill; backs, Harbour. Millar; haltbacka, Biggs. Wert girth. Menzies: forwards ...
... Mr William Ford Raps, 10, Lansdowne road, West Didnbury, Manchester. Mr Edgar Hist, FAA Thorpe, per Thomas Hamnett, Roslyn Honk Cliorlton-eum•Hardy, Manchader. Mr W. Ford Eaye was stated to ing from conennon and shock. Mr is connected with the firm of ...
... _Watson, stone, Freeload Lowtber. South Bank.--Goal, Ht.: whoa; broke, Thoinpaon, Buxton; baithaoke, Rand, Port, Moon: forwards, Hardy . Mbar, roman. Cartwright. Radom. Grangetown.oal, T. Perney; backs, W. Gooding*, A. Rowlands; halfback.. W. El B. Howell, D ...
... native of South Shields, war Stockton today sant to prison for three inonthe on a eters* of stealing • watch and halm from Thomas Brown, of 17, Milbank. stmt. Stockton, on Jan. last; whilst for the Lemony of two reams, the property ~f Joseph Rudd, hairdreraer ...
... dated from the night of the meeting. siderable discussion arose. and on pat* the matter to the vote, the resolution se Mr Fred Hardie , !Middlesbrough: afraid that we will have a squabbie e stisettng now to what exoeptional Hunter, of Great Broughton. was ...
... Surveyor upon the matter. FRUIT SALESMAN'S BANKRUPTCY. Before the Deputy Rclistrar, Mr H. Meredith Hardy, 31tddlerbrough, a Lon: newton salesman named Thomas Maude appeared at Stockton Bankruptcy Court to. day few his find public examination. He said &Hee ...
... Art. Parts, 71 wet wick Pert Coloured Platu mad striking sad other Illearatioas. Edited by T. Athol Joyce, M.A., and N. W. Thomas, M.A. Women of all Nations is the m-.st remarkable work the subject over published. Full of entrancing acoounts more fornicating ...
... Darlington, yesterday, Mr W. b. gave an address to the Darlington branch of the N.E.R. Temperance Union. Solo, were sung by Mies Hardy and Mrs Swalwell. and the choir rendered an anthem. Mr M. W. Seymour was the chairman. Sere urks, suataired late on Saturday ...
... to give really efficient teaching. TIE ROTS OF PILOTS. LESERO' STEAMERS MASTER At Greenwich yesterday, before Mr Hatton, Thomas Parkinson, of Royal Pierroad, Gravesend, was summoned for that he, being an unqualified pilot, assumed charge of the steamship ...
... Burton, A. Dickson; M. Ditchburn: M. A. Forster. H. Green how. .1. M. Hodgman. E. Hourie M. Philip. E. Reuben. E. Smallwood H. Thomas, M. Tye. A. Tinter. B. H. Einbleton, C. H. Lay field. Ti. Itearbere eerving in North R.ding schools). M. Bertram. Ed M. : ...