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... Manchester took place on the 18th inst., the Grand Hotel, Manchester, and was » complete | success. The President {Mr. Thomas Hardy) was duly invited to attend, but the long distance between Dorchester and Manchester effectually prevented the Society ...
... Poale, jun.. W. King. Burns, H. W. Leatberb; A. Hardy, W. ‘Anstiss E. P. . E. Pox, ier. Cooner Ivybridge), H._ Parsons, (Literal Unionist agent), en, IP. G. AL C. A. Fox, F. G. Wilger, J. Thomas, tehwell, Hardy, G. PF. Watson, Enc Ward, Conservative Club) ...
... April.—Tho marriage of Lieutenant Ernest Clifford Hardy, R.N., third sou of Major-Grnoral Campbell Hardy, and Winifred Maud, youngest daughter of Roar-Admiral Ha)(owes, will take place at tSt. Thomas's Church, Portsmouth, Feb. 22.—A marriage is announced ...
... also announces the Marqnis of Anelesey's nomination will fliled from Lord Masham's kennel, and Sir H F. DeTraiTord’s from Mr Hardy’s. FOOTBALL RUGBY COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. DEVON TEAM. At meeting of the County Rugby Union Com mlttee last evening the Railway ...
... Lsboar Party encountered * good deal of boetility when they alternated to addreu th* railwaymen daring the dinner hoar. Mr Keir Hardie counselled bis followers to support Lord Charles Beresford. The polling takes place to-day, and it la expected that the, rasa ...
... _ ALL OUILTY.-58. The following were summoned for allowing their dogs to go unmuzzled : Thomas Mann, Edward Standen. Thomas Hambly, Capt. A. G. Paul, J.P., G. Hardy Harris. Adela Nurse, Julia Smith-Rewse, George F. Simon:be. I Annie Browse, and Ralph ...
... might applicable, particularly in hauling underground and tho driving of rock-drills. Captain W. Teaguo presided. Mr. Charles Thomas Bennetts, son of Mr. Bennetts, farmer, of Camborne, and lato pnpil of Mr. Stephens, chemist. Market-place, has successfully ...
... Wrenville 2 a Sauaters by 6 up ave 3. fi! Hardie beat J. Here eal Kitty B, Norris up and 3 to \ ly — and 2 play; B Bennett leat W. C. Saimonson by quote ree ge . Wolten beat Cumming 200 an A, beat | ad ant to a Hardie yg A est Kitt beat beat by & aj i, ce ...
... Nicholas Street Market. POTATOES r POTATOES! POTATOES ! Expected every tide, splendid cargo light-soil Brnce, this season.— E. J. Thomas Street, Bristol. POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES l- About tons of Magnums and now being hauled into store; cheap.— Xea:.c, Bristol ...
... Saturday morning accused was drunk, refused several times to obey orders, and quarrelled and fought with others. Sergeant Hardy, K.P., deposed to being called on board on Saturday morning to take accused into custody. was very drunk. He rnshed for a knife ...
... retiring members of the committee were Messrs. F. Walters, J. Thomas, A. Clare, and H. Tinney. To fill these vacancies the following were chosen :—liessrs. R. Hopkins, 3. Seward, Page, and J. Thomas. The secretary, in his report, said there was& total of 138 ...
... Ancrum, Mr. Algernon A ipinall, Mr. F. M. Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Ackers, R.vl the Misses Mary, Louisa, and Susan Ackers. Sir Thomas and Lady Crawley Boevey, Mr. A. Crawley Boevey, Mr, E. Crawley Boevey, Col. and Mrs. Granville Browne, the Hon. B. Bathurst ...