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... not act majority. The vote cf Russia has over and over again prevented any progress, notably in the Armenia difficulty. Thomas Hardy and his Outspoken Critic. Weir Mitchell, of Philadelphia, hits been telling a curious story. He said: While travelling ...
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... it says: The first directors shall be William Cress well Cray, Thomas Clarkson, John Hardy, the younger, and William Braithwaite Willi-'.ms P Debtor : Yes. Mr : Then Mr Gray and Mr Hardy signed the memoranda of articles. Why did not Mr Clarkson and you ...
... FOE TO-MOEEOWS MATCHES. RUGBY. WEST HARTLEPOOL v. TUDHOE. West HartUpool: Back, T. Larkin; three-quarter backs, Bowes, R. Thomas, J. E. Parker, and J. Hughes; half backs, J. Liddell and J. Coatcs; forwards, C. Boddy, J. Conmy, 11. Parker, T. Grimshaw ...
... present included Mrs Leeder, Mrs Woolley, Mrs Yeoman (Hartlepool), Mrs Gladwin, Mrs I. J. Robinson, Aid. Thomas and Mrs Furness, Mrs Mayson, Mr Thomas Noddings, J.P., Mr W. R. Owen, J.P., Councillor Miller, Mrs Phillip (Manchester), Mr Hy. Walker (Iledcar) ...
... Silver, aged 56. Interment at llarton Cemetery Sunday Friends please accept this intimation At lgetield, the 18th inst., James Hardy, aged years. Interment at Cemetery Sunday. Cortege to leave Henry Street, South Shields., at 2*50. At Hale Street, South Shields ...
... BROWN, Hearse, Cab, and Coach Proprietress, Ward-Jackson Hotel, Lynn-street. Funerals Completely Furnished. Telephone, 4,197. Thomas liddle, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, Hearse, Coach, and Cab Proprietor, Stranton. Telephone, No. 4,044. FLOEISTB BEARBY'S winter fruit ...
... and Son. Ber 3ford s, Cap:. Thomas, left Penarth Dock yesterday.—Geo. and Son. Albion s, Capt. Rice, arrived Cliittagong on Friday.—Rickinson. Son, aud Co. Garlands s, Capt. Hodgson, arrived at Port Said yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Headlands s, Capt. Holman ...
... M.P. Aid. Thomas Richardson, M.P., has forwarded the following letter to Mr H. Hopper, secretary of the Trade and Labour Council:— House of Commons, March 12, 1897. Dear Sir,-1 sin in rec.:tint of your letter, and , I am asking Mr Hardy to send you ...
... National I mon of Teachers and it will take place in the Mechanics Hall at the end of tbs month. HEBBURN. Grand Theatre. —Hardie and Von Leers famous No. 1 Company in the popular American Military Melo-drama, entitled On the frontier will occupy the boards ...
... it says: The first directors shall be William Crews well Gray, Thomas Clarkson, John Qaidy, the younger, and William Braithwaite Williams ? Debtor: Yes. Longden : Then Mr Gray and Mr Hardy signed the memoranda of articles. Why did not Mr Clarkson and you ...
... composer. References to lm.i are frequent in Meudeissohu's correspondence. An adaptation in four acts Larimer Sto.l'Uir I Mr Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles was this week performed for copyright purposes at the St. James's Theatre. Archbishop ...