... put purse. Job Hardy will box George Wood for £5 side providing that Messrs. Leo and M Carthy will put a purse. If Wood has lackers Hardy will box him for tho purse. Any deposit left (he Sporting Life will immediately covered by Hardy. Frank Hobson can ...

... Liverpool Derwent s 109 Fenn, T N Evans Harrington Isabella 74 Monk, Thomas Bros k Co Millom VESSELS SAlLED—Dgcsitzan 31. Dunvegan s 98 Bacon, IA Dublin Robert Prow 98 Masson, Thomas Bros & C 0 . Chester VAIIITHAIL VESSELS ARRIVED—D=3mm 28. Llystaen ...

... labourer, named Heniy Hardy, 15, home, was charged on remand with sleeping out. The lad had fortnight ago expressed wish go into the navy, but since the gale last week he had changed his mind. had strong desire go into the army. Hardy was then given some ...

... College for Lady Gymnastic Teachers. Prospectuses on application. CLASSES RECOMMENCE MONDAY. January _• DANCING.— Miss JANET THOMAS, 28, Someraet- street, Portman-square, KECEIVESan.I VISITS PUPILS for BALL-ROOM and FASHIONABLE DANCING. Four private 1.-ssons ...

... '' I ?? PECULIAR DEATH OF A WAITER. Mr. John Troutbeck, the Westminster Coroner, held an inquest on Saturday on the body of Thomas Bishop, a waiter employed at the Star H..el, B? : grave Mews, who died on Thursday last under peculiar circum- stances. The ...

... climate it has beeu christened the “North breed and it hardly be that hardiness and power ol resisting frosty weather are among the chief merits of the type Its basis is the hardy long-woolled Lincoln which has been crossed first with the and with the ...

... WhtineneiaLrgno HatTll.' MJESSRS C. J. HARDY and CO., NUMBER ONE, B OAR-LANE, LEEDS. 1 fIGH-CLASS TAILORING at JMODERATE PRICES. COMPETENT STAFF OF CUTTERS. - LARGEST STOCK OF OYERCOAThNGS JN YORKSHIRE. |IJESSRS. C. J, HARDY and CO., NUMBER ONE, B OAR-LANE, ...

... sentenced to one day’s imprisonment. Tam-OBanv Aotuobitv was granted to James Bussell to carry on the Eagle beerhouse, Moulsham. Thomas Kemble. Esq., presiding. GREAT BADDOW. authority was granted to Wm. Winner to carry the Star beerhouse. WHITTLE. Hear}/ Jobson* ...

... weeks. The communication addressed to witness was worded follows: nearest Harry, —Do not sit for me. am home. Get the Use from Hardy, also £3 from Low. That will cover the and do whatever you like niv j IMan Good-bye, good-bye; my head fa too dreadful. i Don't ...

... DAY'S COURSING. THE BANGOR MEETING. kind pcTnission of the Bight Hen. Lord Penrhvn and CoL 11. Piatt.) Oore.ptrnVer : Mr. ft Hardy Depute Comptroller: Mr. C. Murless Judge : Mr. B. A. Brice. Slipper: T. Bootiman. BANGOR. Tuesday.—The storm 1 ring spent itself ...

... Bonus alIt T. Dicliahon Jun.'s Bello oi Blalyney I Air W. Ward's almt In * , , . . , a 1 siMr IL Mooney's Slooder1 nAlkt G. Thomas's, Aloftty COU1RSING. W A T ~ .R k O ( L' ~ 4 R ) M E IE T -N i~A, WFDNESDAY, Flth3,hAllY 2, ANDO ihofjiNoIx~ lDO. Tha WATERLOO: ...

... ; William D. Brearley, Goittield Boys- School ; Thomas H. Colbeck, Hillhouse Boys- School ; Sam Oldroyd, Moldgreen Boys' School; and Herbert G. Roebuck, Oakes Boys' School ; and the Misses Clara C. Hardy, Beaumont-street Infants' School ; Bertha Stansfield ...