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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 ...
... HALIFAX, Head Master—A. W. REITH, M.A., Oxon. Assistant Masters —W. B. CRUMP, 8.A., Oxon.; J. T.JOLLEY, M.A., Camb.; J. W. HARDIE, 8.A., London; J. P. MARTIN, M.A., Oxon.; ~ and Moas. A. C. POIRE. T Classical and Modern Eduncation to the highest standard ...
... Carstairs; 2,15 6d, F Nicholl. Two capsicums, 3s, Jno Talbot. One tender annual, 23, B Bottomley, One hardy annual, 2s, Jas Sykes; 2, 15, B Botbomloi‘. One hardy herbaceons plant, 1 and 2,2 s and Is, Jno Talbot. Pot of light lilliums, ss, B Bottomley. Pot of ...
... Crabtree, Sutcliffe Sowoo(I, Charles Hardy, William Watson and Albert Watson. Tl R Proposed by Thomas Butterworth, Bradford-road, Lightcliffe ; seconded by John Thornton Moore, Halifax-road, Brij(houle; and assented to Dby Thomas ‘lliu' ames Ball, Tom North ...
... that it was a fairly representative one of ratepayers from all over the district, True, the mnjorit{ of those present were hardy sous of toil, who came forward as %onut men seeking to prevent the pollution of their homes and hearths by foul smells, and ...
... occasion. About 140 sat down to an excellent tea, after whiech the public meeting was held in the chapel presided over by Mr. Thomas Ashworth, oue of the school superintendents. The leport was given by Mr. . Simpson, and showed a slight improvement on the ...
... 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 ...
... HALIFAX. Head Master—A. W. REITH, M.A., Oxon. Assgistant Masters —W. B. CRUMP, 8.A., Oxon.; J. T.JOLLEY, M.A., Cam).; J. W. HARDIE, 8.A,, London; J. P. MARTIN, M.A., Oxon.; and Mons. A. C. POIRE. Classical and Modern Education to the highest standard ; ...
... festival iu connection with the Lindwell Primitive Methodist Baud of Hope will be commenced with a t«m&enuce sermon by Mr. Thomas Morgn, of Mytholmroyd. Oun Easter Mounday a tea and public meeting will be held, lddruud by Mrs. Smith, Buruley, sud the Rev ...
... white grapes, nectarines, and black currants. Lindsay Carstairs, Hollwell Green, was first for black grapes. For trays of hardy fruits, first rizes were awarded to J. Mussell, Sherburn ; Joseph firook, Elland; D. Wilson, Glasburn ; John Thompson, West ...
... 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 ...
... represent Gireetland : — First team : Broadbent, back; F. Whittaker, Holroyd and Bottomley, three-quarter backs; F. Heys and S. Hardy, half backs ; Stott, Fairbank, Gledhill, Satehffe, Fn\ ness, Sykes, Pearson, Kemp and Jagger, forwards. Second team : Noble ...