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... banjo, and is capable of getting as much music out of that instrument as it will yield under the severest pressure. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who takes a prominent Elwe in the front rank of English novelists, was rn in 1840 in Dorsetshire and commenced his career ...
... Clifford John Oiiver Hobbes W. E. Norris 8. R. Crockett Anthony Hope James Payn George Gissing Henry James W. Clark Russell Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Florence Warden Beatrice Harraden Mrs Lynn finum Stanley Weyman FIRST NUMBER, PRICE Gd., on MAY 1, 1895 ...
... conservation af life to the limits of old age is within reach of everyens. 'm'lhlo(hnhdnlm-hhyb longevity, Mr. Thomas Froderick Milten, of 48, Thomas BStreet, Bristel, whess lotter wo publish belew, gives the experiemces of his truly seriens coadition aad ...
... STILL FREEMAN, HARDY, & Men'’s Sunday Boots 35.11 d. to 125,9 d. Ladies’ Shoes, all kinds from 25.11 d. Men'’s Field Boots 35.11 d. to 105.9 d. Ladies’ Boots, new styles, from 25.11 d. Children’s Strong Boots 15.11 d., Light Boots s &d. — MARKET PLACE ...
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... BURGLARY BY A BOY AND GIRL. At Enfield Petty Sessions om Monday, Alice Hardy, a girl 13 years old, and her brother, John Hardy, aged 11, leocribod as school children, were echarged with being concerned b?:tb.r in bmklng and entering a dwelling house between ...
... lot of plants, and too much praise cannot be awarded bkim ’or his talent, energy and skill. Lord Esmé Gordon’s gardener, Mr. Thomas, contributed, not for competition, an impesing collection of beautiful foliage plants, arranged with very good effect. The ...
... Mssrs. Daclby Bros. 010 0 Mr. J. O. H. Daciel o i B | Dr. Emmerson ¥ 39 Mr. Franklin Seul 3 L Messrs. Freemap, Hardy & Willis 110 Mr. W, Field .. w 590 Miss George 010 0 Mr. Green - a 394 T e e e 2 00 Kev. E. P, Gatty des ol see- 4080 Mr. 8 ...
... majority H Thomas, C. 3317 2323 Yorkshire, Barkston Ash— Colonel R Gunter, C Alderman Scarr, L vese 4161 C majority ece 2920 1241 Galway, East—J Roche, N ve.n. 3382 N majority | _J Lynaw, P snse. DD 2408 Glamorganzhire, East—Alfred Thomas, L 5764 L ...
... be classificd. Of the remainder, Baron de Stern, Lord Wolverton, Mr. Hugh M‘Calmont, and Mr. Morgan were bankers ; Sir John Hardy was an ironmaster, Sir William Miller a Scotch merchant, Sir William Pearce a shipbuilder, Mr. Samuel Fielden a cotton spioner ...
... president for the year; the Rev. H. T. u\m{ (Bushey) vice-president; Mr. John a”mhm, treasurcr; and the Rev. C. M. Hardy, secretary. The Rev. C. M. Hardy was re-clected a represeutative at the Council of the Baptist Union. List or PrEsENTS. Mr James Truin, household ...
... 80 yards start, (2 mins, 23 3-sths secs.); 2od C. Brown, Polytechnic H,50 yards; 3rd H, W. Thomas, Cambs, Co. A.C., 40 yards start. [An amusing race. Thomas was some yards in front just before the winning post, but when taking the water jump he had some ...