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... WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. MR. THOMAS HARDY, Of the U.K.A. will condo .t A WHIM'S THMPKRANCE CAMPAIGN. Commencing on SATURDAY, DRCIIMBER 3, with a PUBLIC MEETING in BR r 3SDA LEJTUILII HALL at 7-30 p.m. On SUNDAY, Mr. HARDY will preach in the Primitivs ...
... of the great necessity for the temperance work being enthusiastically carried out, he called upon Mr. Hardy to address the meeting. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was well received, delivered an excellent address in which he dwelt upon the history of intemperance ...
... Ball, cecupying the chair. She was sup- | ported on the piatform by Miss Balgarnie (London), Mee. R. A. Tomlingon, Mr. Thomas Hardy (Fenton), and Mr. Hooper. The meeting was opened .Lu. sioging of bymus, Mr. J. Frost ably accompanying on the pisgso. Mrs ...
... season of 1893: 1, Thomas Hardy; 2, John Longshaw, Lymm. Weaning foal, for draught purposes : 1 and 3, Thomas Hardy ; 2, John Brown. Pair of horses most suitable for agricultural purposes: 1, John Smith, Knutsford ; 2, Thomas ...
... John Moines. 7 months,; : Mary t:iley, 38; 26th, John Toft, 43.; 28th, Elizabeth lisstt, 69; 29th. John Whiteley, 67 27th, Thomas Hardy, 6 months' Percy Taylor, 3 months.; 30th, EmilY Lucy, 11 months ; Jan. Ist, Robert Markell, 18; Margareb Garnett, 69 ; ...
... held in Greenway Road Schoolroom on Monday evening next. The speakere will include Mrs. T. A. Lea, of Liverpool, and Mr. Thomas 'Hardy (United Kingdom Alliance). SEAMEN'S MISSION, RUNCORN. _ _ . _ _ A fair audience assembled in the Seamen's Institute on ...
... onepar-old mare or : 1, Thomas Hardy, Mere Hell Perm, Kiektord ; 2, A. Paningion, Bollington, Altrindhis ; 3, Mrs. A. Revenant' ; b, o, W. Shore, Middlewioh, and Thomas Bawdy. Best cart mare, with foal at foot : 1, C. Schwabe; 2,31 mm Hardy; h, o, W. Lea, liinshull ...
... for the highest price Share rem tout to 18116 to Mr Hardy nth a grand Nark mare, sold to Mr J. W. Kenwortly for 300,:v. The silver cup for the prior Shire foaled in lOW or MOB was alai taken by Mr Hardy with a yearling filly, whsch an «scion meant was knocked ...
... ard. TO ORYCDRItRpf *TURA MOWILI. MERE WONDIR, 13,312. Colour Black. ) Pint prise. ADwham. MOO aad The prepert 4 Ur. Thomas Hardy. levee. Chethlrr, • 11 approved awes al the ant comes to Ws hone. the now. sal. r to be paid charge u(54. wade 716 . 1 ...
... CA. second 22, third £l. 1 Thomas Hardy, Hill ; 2 CUM/ Sheevia.—Bull al. solar ens year old. prime amid l 4 Claim 2 C be A Aabwortls, Tetley Dewy now in milk or is ca. limn son thud Li. 1 Word, Saba ; 2 Lord Egerton 3 Thomas Wallide% balsa. oast £1 Bs ...
... a registered Shire Horse, or having produced a living foal in 1895 .1, Lord Egerton of Tattoo ;2, Thomas Charnock. Hale, near Liverpool; 3. Thomas Hardy, Mere Hall Farm, Knutsferd ; hc, H. and R. Ainscough. Risley, near Warrington. CLASS B.—Foals : 1 ...
... Arnold. Mies Hdrn Btaekburwe. Mre. Peal King, Ghidiner. Nur were writer, the stemw e« deamd for Hr. Joseph Halloa. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. BelirMr. Henry Arthur Joace. Mr Hubert Bland, and Mr. George all appeared the hmiejwarming Chrialiao sddnee o* waleoma ...