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... purchase price of their undertaking. At the Lecds West Riding Police Court on Tuesday, three labourers, ufl Samuel Thoroton, Thomas Hardy, and John Ayres, were fined 20w and costs each for trespassing in pursuit of game st Weatstone Wood, Horsforth, Teacuise ...
... ’ Oxford ratepayers at a crowded public meeting have protested against a statue of Cardinal Newman being erected. Mr. Thomas Hardy is writing a new novel, to be entitled “ The Pursuit of the Well beloved.” One of the Cunard Company’s new steamers is ...
... greatest liviog ma-ter of the art of writiug short stories ; Liis are abso ute models of what a short story should be. Thomas Hardy applies great moral ideas 1o life, uud be has qualities of humour and pethos very attractive. Robert Louis Stevenson believed ...
... Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Wright, of the Priory, Cumberland Road, Headingley. Gonnon.—Jnnnl? 14th, at Shaw Lane, Headingley, aged 68 years, James Gozdon, cab progfiator. Huu.»r.~{-nuu'v 13th, at 4, 018 Footpath, Holbeck, aged 70, John Hardy. ‘ Donosox.—Jacuary ...
... hours week. His average wages for the past six mouths had been 225. 7jd. He bad asked to beg)md op last Tuesday morning. Dr. Hardy Tordoff and three women neighbours gave evidence in support of the charge. The Stipendiary in paesing seuntence especially ...
... K Ward, ¥ L North, ‘H iuinsworth; half backs, J Bell, and 8 Todd; forwards, G Taylor, U Fielding, J Bretherick, 8 Battye'J Thomas, ¥ Stead, J Tetley, J Fairley, and 8 Keighley. ~_Wortiey Clarence v Tong Road Juniors.—At Wiring Flelds Olarence team—Back ...
... the unssvoury past has figured nnienou?h on the stage. Mz, Thomae} Borker, of Newcastle, & tonz:uu lecturer, has been selected as a Liberal candi for West Ham in opposition to Mr. Kier Hardie, M.P. In commemoration of his eightieth birthday Rfr. J. V ...
... ers, A Raynor, Jlf‘. H Hainsworth andJ Bell ; half backs, H Parkin and 11 Pannett; forwards, W Singleton, J Matthewman, J Thoma-, ‘G Taylor, 4 Fielding, J Bretherick. G Battye and S Child. Train leaves Stanningley at 1.23. } Bramley Artillery Volantesrs ...
... s of Hirths, Marriages, and Deaths, and * In Memoriam ” notices, Is. each. prepaid. Sirihs, Hupson.—April 12th, at No. 1, Hardy Grove, Beeston Hull, the wife of George Edgar Hudwon, of » daughter. Dca!t!lu. Fargar.~-April 11th, at Hill Armley, Hi Farrar ...
... Pudsey, fishing rod 5 Mr. George Hodges, Kirkstall, carving knife 8 Mr. Alfred Hardy, Bramley, cruet [and fork 7 Mr. Joseph I’ Anson,Stanningiey,fishing basket 8 Mr. Thomas Williams, Stanningley, pike reel 9 Mr. George Skinner, Stanningley, 4 doz spoons ...
... :—T. Austin 22'62 average, F. W. Elam 22-11, W. Fisher 1941, J. « larke 14-11, G. Hardy 149, I. Fox(i2, G. Pilkington 10. The bowling honours were credited to G. Hardy 16 wickets —7°32 average, G. Pilkington 45—7.95, W. Fisher, J. H. Webster, and J. A ...
... men robbin.f a hen-roost at St. Helens, was beaten so ferociously that he has since die. Three colliers are in custody. Sir Thomas M'Tllwraith, ex-Premier of New Zsaland, who is now on his way to England, is likely to stand as a Liberal candidate at the ...