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... 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 ...
... 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: ...
... story of the treatment which some doctors mete out to the charity known as the Queen’s Jubileo Nursing Associstion. As Mr. Thomas Hardy remarked in his preface to the fifth edition of “Tess o' the D'Urbervilles,” the world is so densely thronged nowadays ...
... REDIAND HIGH SCHOOL 4 T 11E FOR GIRi.iQ. 'resident-The Ri lit Rev time LORD BISHiOt of o ISEREFORD. Vice-l'residents-lierbert Thomas, Esq, J.P., C Mark Whitwli. Esq .,.P, Professor C. Lloyd Morgan. C head Mistress-Miss E. A. COCKS. b Boardilng House-Seond ...
... enable building to on the LONDON BETTI G—Mownpayv. Dargai, Lady Jaynes, Nelingvaph, settee, Nile Queen, Rallis. forwar ©. Thomas Un + W. 8 ers, G. hills towards Maridan, and on the mas Down estate, The was some wagering tovlar on this year's Derbe, tite ...
... laid before them, which was well managed by Mrs. Felton, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Lock, and Miss M. P. Kidner, members ol C.E.T.S. committee. The nine tables were taken by Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Langdon, Miss Falcon, Miss Petberem, {Miss ...
... winner for boring waa overruled, 3JD-—Tho PADDOCK HANDICAP STEEPLECH of j 100 the second to receive 5 soya. Three mile*. Mr G. Thomas* Modest*, aged. 41b C. Hogan 1 Mr E. Woodland's Model. 6 yrs, 12at. P. Woodland 0 j A'-nn-r trained Pbtvatbly i Betting—s ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. BERKELEY Pumebal MaT.E remains Thomas Herbert Pick, who died suddenly morning the won interred m Cemetery on Monday, in the of larae of friends and residents of Berkeley and district. Deceased succeeded his father, late Tnomas Pick, in ...
... INTEREST, will therefore be Contributed bv. the following Writers:- '4 GUY BOOTHBY, MABEL QUILLER-COUCH, MARTIN ROSS, LUCY HARDY, ALGERNON GISSING, SARAH TYTLER, A. J. DAWSON, MARY LOVETT CAMERON, of TALLIS EVELEIGH, G. B. BURGIN, JEAN MIDDLEMASS, FRANK ...
... relief North Devon has had its fair share of the Year’s Honours and the selection made universally popular When the late Sir Thomas declined peerage— the acceptance which was pressed him by life-long friend Mr a Privy Councillorship this dignity conferred ...
... will therefore be Contributed bv the following Writers:- GUY GBYOOTHBY LL . \\ EDNABEL QUNLLER-COUC1H, MARTIN ROSS, LUCY HARDY, ALGERNON GISSING, SARAH TYTLER, A. J. DAWSON, E.' MARY LOVETT CAMERON, TALLIS EVELEIGH, it. 6* 13. BURGIN, JEAN MIDDLEMASS ...
... —Dec. 27, at Longfleet Church, Poole, tha ReT. Okes Pariah, Mr. Bidding, youngest son of the Mr. Thomas King Bidding, to Annie Elizabeth, only of Mr. Thomas James Brown, of Poole. Cask—Gassrr.—Dec. 20, St. John's Church, Winchester, by tbe Key. Mr. Franklin ...