... Davies—When will that be ? Mr. Hardie—As soon as the working classes learn sense. (Laugbter.) Mr. l(\;. lhne.—lde h';n-id you don’t want the old men. ive me ol age for sense m frivolity. When did you fighta 'F:‘;y( s Mr. Hardie—l fought Major Bains in South-W ...

... BASCHURCH. PETTY SESSIONS. Y ESTERDAY. Before Messra J. H. N. Walford and R Thomas. DRUNKENNKsS. —For this offence, William Fishwick, Ruy. ton, was fined 55., and Joseph Hardy, Harmer Hill, 10s. and coste HiGHwAY OvpRNCE —Joseph Walford and Jobn Lewis ...

... bheans Znd, Ih-.’:zy- and Meighway's prizes Ist, Mr. Treasure's ;‘,‘. mu Gireenfield Street—Vegetable marrows Zud, Ay Mrs. Dyke—Hardy ferns lst 1. Morris—Phlox drummondi 2nd, tarnips Srd, peas Snd, wh-m# tomatoes rd, apples 3rd, carrots (Jones Bros. . K. M ...

... the Rev. — Glean, Tom, son of Conmcillor Thomas Jomes, to Pannie, daughter of Rictard Robinson, hoth of Rishop's Oastle MAW—PUGH - 22nd ult,, at All Saints’, Kenley, Surrey. by the Rov. J. Llewelyn Pugh Thomas, eonsin of the bride, assistad by the Rev ...

... Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2480, 1897, 12 o'clock prompt. MR JOHN HILLS HEREFORDS 12 M—Ulo‘n!ld Breeding! lodigidual Merit Hardy Constitutions’' The very eream of the bess Liood in Hereiords, and direcily descended from the most celebrated Herds of ancient ...

... Harlech. Six bunches—l Colonel R. T. Lloyd, 2 Mr. T. F. Kynnersley (Lelghton Hall), 3 Mr. T. B. Wood. Hardy flowers, in varisty—l Rev. T M. Balkeley.Owen. Hardy flowers, in varioty (ama’eurs ul;)—l Mrs. Wace ihmu‘n,xilv. G. Burr (Shrewsbary), 3 Rev, K. Brown ...

... died on the sth October. Mr. Fielden's will bears date December sth, lfl),':d the executars are his widow, daughter of the Mr. Thomas Koowles, M.P. for W and the wetator's brosher, Mr. E. mfi.uucfim—. Salop. The will is vory brief, sud san follows :—* [ leave ...

... himself. Wourp it be too much to ssy that more wit than wisdom characterised Mr, Keir Hardie's meoting the other eveniog at Oakengates ! Wo are not referring to what Mr, Hardie said himself. Some of his contentions were sensible enough, no doubt, when viewed ...

... Allman, 2 Thomas Diggory, 3 John Woollam, Twalve ssters (four varfeties) 1 W. A Wehater, 2K. Walker, 3 Philip Nickson. Twelve eactns dahlias (donble)—lT. Diggory, ¢ P Nickson. Twelve single divto—l R Parnell, 2 Marsh 1) and Stolt. Six bunches hardy herbaceous ...

... Buttery, ss. and costs ; Thomas Jones, charged 7 Sergeant Hopwood, s and costs; Thomas Bowyer and John fl: fiufidbymmmluu«y.&udm; Ed Willis, charged by Police-constable Battery, 5. and costa. REPUSING TO t;un,—tbd Hughes and Thomas Wilton were summoned for ...

... known good stocks, all one price.—7l, Mardol, Shrewsbary ])UTA‘I“R\,—A few tons of nice Bruce Seed Potatoes for Sale.—Apply, THOMAS Suaw, The Woodlands, Weston, Shifnal. 1 ])UI‘A'IO!R Magnum Bonums (very clean, good cooking potatoes), about Two Tons for ...

... Stores for Sale—Apply, R Joves, Park Farm, Shifnal AR ')lux for Sale_ nine nice Stores, together or separate.— Apply, Mr. G. A, THOMAS, Much Wenlock. B l)u;~ —Twenty Stores (White and Rerkshire Cross), about 12 weeks old. —Apply, A. M. WestoN, Peplow Grange ...