... Fenn. Woodford, Francis, and H. 0. Thomas, from the Local Board, and Rev. J. Shepherd and Mr. Harold, representing inhabitants. After halfan-hour's cony rsation with Sir George Russell, M.P., the Hon. A. E. Gathorne hardy, Mr. W. J. Stevens, and the engineer ...

... long jump competition took place oni Monday. After a very close struggle between Davidson, Hardy and Theobald, the latter won with a jump of 16ft. 4in., Hardy being second, two inches behind. The championship of the boys' classjook place on Tuesday, J ...

... Griffin, F. 8.1., of Blackheath. to Winifred Alexandra, daughter of the late Thomas B. Jones, of Barnebury. HINE—HOOKBIL—On the ult., at &dots, Be!. vedere, by the Rev. T. W. Hardy. Conway of Leoton, Nottingham, to Alice Coded* sixth daughter of the late ...

... 7.30 in the evening, FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, HARDY ROAD, WESTCOMBE PARK. A choice plot with poinssion, and ripe or immediate deyelopment. _ _ ••• 'milder', Speculators and others. BLAKE HOUSE, No. 1, HARDY ROAD, WESTCOMBE PARE. By Order of the Mortgagee ...

... at 7.30 in the evening, FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, HARDY ROAD, WESTCOMBE PARK. A choice plot with possession, and ripe for immediate development. To Builders, Speculators and others. BLAKE HOUSE. No. 1, HARDY ROAD, PARK. By Ord s of the Mortgagee. A sse VERY ...

... J. Goodey, Frank E. Munsey, John H. Allen, Thomas A. Bramley, Sidney E. Shipman. E pass; Agnes L. Obee, Philip T. Hine, John Hale, George T. West, Frederick J. Cumming, E fair. Applied Mechanics.—John S. Hardy. David McAllister, Lionel L. Smith, John Speight ...

... Lonergan, William Hardie Ross, Gilbert Slater. Auditors :—North, Alfred William Downer; North East, George Foster; North-West, Thos. Newell; West, Janes Ronald; South-West, Thomas Castle Lawson; South-East. Charles Corrigan, Thomas Nicholas Allison; East ...

... John Payne, 26, of Parkdale-road, Plumstead, assembling with others in Plumstead-road for the purpose of betting.—Detective Hardy proved Sing the prisoner inducing Arsenal men to bet. On .being searched, £3 in money and 13 betting slips were found on him ...

... HKRALD- WOOLWICH POLICE. FBIDAY. ALLEGED CRUELTY TO A COW. Abraham Thomas, 71, of the Royal Alfred Institution, Belvedere, with cruelty to a cow, in the pounds of the Institution.—Detective Hardy said he saw the prisoner poking the cow with a stick and otherwise ...

... Yesterday, at the Greenwich Police-cost Thomas Wilkinson, 41, no home, was c hargedo remand with the unlawful possession of two block skirts, two bodices, cape, etc., in Trafalgar - r± . : East Greenwich. Detective Hardy said property was stolen from Woolwich ...

... the it Henry Clark and Sarah Aim Clark. HARDV.—On the 14th inst.. at Howe, Catford. Dame Eliza Caroline Stye* Hardy. widow of Sir William Hardy. Ks* Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. aged a JACKSON--On the 14th inst., at Stoberse Lodge. Croonia-hill ...

... Barker, bon. treasurer; and Mr. H. E. Thomas, hon. auditor. The following gentlemen were elected on the committee Messrs. G. W. Blanchett. A. C. Beale, A. W. Dover, F. G. Nichol'. T. Nichols, 0. Roberts, H. 0. Thomas, and L. F. Webber. The opening run is ...