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... Holmes, book, Mr. R. M. Middleton. Private Thomas Rateliff, hat box, Mr. Fawcett. Private Edward Cole, hat, Mr. Maise, Sergt. Doherty, thermometer, Mr. Porter. Private Dilsworth, hat, Mr. Geo. Smith. Sergt. Thomas Holmes, rolls of paper, Mr. Reed. Priv. ...
... Bickers and Son intend bringing out shortly & new edition of Mrs. Cowden Clarke’s ** Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines.” Lady Hardy is on the point of starting for a four in Canada and the United States. She intends writing an account of her experiences. ...
... was chosen to preside. Alderman Ramsden was requested to act as treasurer, and Messrs. John Tuley, W. H. Stockman, and J. Hardy as secretaries. The various committees to carry out the work were selected, and the Music Committee were re_ quaested to consider ...
... Oates 5, J. Marsden (not out) 0, N. Rawnsley 0, extras 3, total 26 ; Beach Hill—F. Ambler 0, T. Brown 12, H. Fawthrop 2, E. Thomas 0, F. Boardall 0, W, Jackson 1, J. Helliwell 10, A. Clegg 10, E. Greenwood 0, W. Benson 4, B. Hirst 2, extras 4, total 45 ...
... their rflh, viz., Mr. Jacob Smith, with his agent Mr. W. Scott, and Mr. Thomas Highmoor, with Mr. C. Hammond. The result was announced about noon as follows : — Mr. Jacob Smith Mr. Thomas Highmoor Majority P N e 415 i TN Altogether 941 persous out of a co ...
... —The Bench made an order upon the defendant for payment of 2s. 6d. per week, and algo ordered him to pay 9s. costs. James Hardy, labourer, of Norland, was summoned for a similar charge, but on the case being called Mr. Brown withdrew the summong. UNMUZZLED ...
... s visit; and it is now thought well that the effect produced should be followed up by the Secretary for War. Mr. Gathorne Hardy is descended from an old Yorkshire family, loug resident in Horsforth; the Bradfordians may therefore reckon him one of themselves ...
... Teal presidivg. An in was gone through, comprising and readings. Amongst those Messrs. B. Clayton (whose singi ciated), C. Thomas, I'. Sugden, C. F. Teal, G. Dyson aud Master H. L. Teal ably officiated as ac programme had run &s course d and indulged in ...
... 40 were formed into processional o Cabinres 81. Twssdy, - P o, . and bans wars aseady providd fo thee Sonaor T. Garrett; 2, Thomas Cuthbert. Kidney Pota.|to which (we need erly add) they did ample toes, Rev. W. T. Garrett ; John Douthwaite. Rou.d {ufitiee ...
... Nellie Howarth, Elland-road, Brighouse Eliza Howarth, Elland-road, Brighouse Florrie Stannard, Elland-road, Brighouse ' John Thomas Tayior, Elland-road, Brighouse Herbert Wm. Hellawell, 8, Commetcul strees, Brighouse Lucy Denham, Chureh-street, Brighouse ...
... (formerly of on * The Churches and the Labour t will be remembered that Dr. Leech against Mr. Kier Hardie, M.P., at h he was afterwards compelled to Thomas Terrell presided, and there attendancs.—De. Leech said they were a grave and serious problem, and ...
... supporters, referee Sewell decided that the ball was dead, and another scrimmage was ordered. Play now became very exciting. Thomas got in a kick which weut the wrong way, and had the home men only been on the alert and known that they were “on side” they ...