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... who eaid that life miserable and that was well for us put an end to existence. strongly deplored and condemned the works Thomas Hardy and (hear Wilde, which were dragging down thousands yonng lives, and said that suoh books Story of an African Farm ...
... Rnrnl District Council Richard Rawstborn Thomas. John Knwsthorn CtiaT.lt Ktwsthorn Richard Richard Rawsthorn Thomas Rawath Thomas >rn John Rawßthom I J* Charles KUwsthom Mary Jackson Richard Rawsthorn !' Thomas Rnwathorn J »hn Rawstborn j Charles Raws ...
... Charles Cosmo Gordon- Richard Rawsth Thomas The Parish Counc of the Towuslup of W ors - Charles Kawsth ...
... B'craiey. *_■ Sarah, only daughter of Austerwl' of Born ley. No card*. , j Wednesday. the * Chapel, York.-d-.ir>; street Thomas Hau)hton, SOD 'a®®* Spring-lane, Colne, Barak daughter Mr. Edmund ir * Burnley, _ - Mm 3«>-Therw» Own wood. *w,, Wbelan, ...
... feelings the many thousand persons wl-.ev they represented. THE OPINION A LOCAL DELEGATE, Speaking the other day to Mr. Fred Thomas, secretary the Burnley Weavers Association, to his impressions of the congress. said that four years ago was a Congress in ...
... Brown 74 Hardy, Haigntavas 6 Gehtborpc. Brown 13 Shacklock, not out 78 Gannt, e Shepherd b Stone 12 FoUey, not out 4 Extras 8 Total (for 6 wickets) 208 Prince, b Hardy 55 Shepherd, b Westmoreland Stone, Hardy 11 Brown, Westmoreland 25 Sykes. Hardy C Maden ...
... C. MONDAY. Aco. 2nd. the week. RE-OPEN INU FOR THE MISS ELAINE VERNER and her Company, under the management of Mr. Harding Thomas, the Great London SAINTS AM) SINNERS. Prices Admission —Stalls. 2s r*f«e Gd tuamUrfti is); Aide Circle ...
... Vice-President: MR. DAVID HOLA LLING- Chairman of : Mi. } ered 25, GRANT, J ir.W. B. MR. F. A. HAERGRI LLING- Secretaries : i THOMA cred 27. SEVENTEENTH LIST OF of Mrs, Subscriptions previouslyacknowledged ; LLING- Procecds of heedytord Concerts ou red Zia ...
... s window* previous afternoon Shortly aft. * Hodgson down »nd pot® teething bin u-ck.t In to* in tbe direction Colne. 'I be Hardy-* a few yarda down Ho-u>e-«tn-et and Leeds-road towards trie top of Nelson - Maria Dorsey, wife prosecutor. said that 3-30• ...
... Robert Handaley, J P ; Thomas Tborais John Wood, John I Jam-s Murphy, Thns. anion, Jeremiah Brown, Georgs Suteliff . Treasurer, Mr. Thomas Landless. S cretary, Mr. Charles Burton. Trustees, Mr. F.ederlok John Grtnt, J P., Thomas Roberts, SuteHffs. Arbitrators ...
... chance of scaring, and '.bfoaghwQo the first half - tttey fie/ii mastery the packs, tut when they got the bait loose they hard'y knew -hat tod# S with it. the second half the «irors wers thoroughly p.a-en, ana hat for the »p!r- did defense ' of their ...
... b mardy and Ash- Rawlinson, c and b Hardy ickets to Oakley, c Gaunt b Westmoreland Womersley, b Hardy Oakley. Green, run out orth was Anderton, c J. Heap b Hardy . iered b Barlow, not out at 30 Robertshaw, b Hardy . > yw. With orpe was 7 a credit- o:— ...