... as n it teaching nuissionary work. f n At a later period Xr. Jones announced that is Dr. B ?? had promised £M0A and Mr. a Thomas Hughes (aMm T. and J. Haion) a I- similar amount. e Mr. John Holt, in the coure of-a reply to P It the toast Trade with the ...

... c of delightful fragrance. bh IVhatiisalways desirable is the possession in one's oh ge garden of those plants that are hardy and of luxunrons growth-that is. if the other attendant Iconditiens are complied with, and theae, we are ti W. led to understand ...

... as foll --W.Bros. Thomas R Withington, fr . 9WY; E Thornhill 6hanun (2lD9, Prince M- Edward, Heaton Moor), J W. the BRe Canon at- E. R Wood (589, Harony, Imskir) and the 3r- Res. R W. W KW ye (484, Faith, Warrngton), chaplains- Thomas Edwards (1380, Skelmers- ...

... with the a Estate Committee on the question of the carrying e ont of the scheme. the Finance Committee have b selected Sir Thomas Hughes and Mr. John Law- v rnce, and the Tramiways Committee Alderman f Charles Petrie and Alderann Frederick Suritb. The ...

... Pontypridd, W. B. Moore vice J. H. Watson; Bridgend A. Fenton additional Aberdare, H. W. Wade additional; Tfedegar A. W. Hardy additional; Brecon, Joseph G. Gradford additional; Montgomer, 3. P. Illing worth; Manchester, Oxord-road, John Wright0 Nice ...

... iardy and McIlvena were t'he nrofessielnls, and Hardy distinguished himself bh knocking u1 137 against Fleywood. In 1888 the efub secured thle services of William Towler, who came from Yeadon, and ?? like Hardy (his brother professional of that period) is ...

... ro have been won by the Liberals with fairf good e s. Asitis,eonidenceinth sumess of Libea =aidates in these two, con* can hardy, be described asx being strog iS--a- -fact of some signifcance that. though some of the Liberal seats are only held by narrow ...

... Aim- a mer, A. F, Tipple, P. E. -Townshead, and L CG Vlehoff. Merchant Taylors' SohooL Dfenbigh-i Huxley, I. Parry, and B. J. Thomas, Howell's School. Ellesmere.-LD. BoyeE. E.OCLbeck, D.Cooper, i G. 0. Holloway. G. de L. Revworth, N. A. Tay- r lor, and R ...

... LOCAL NEWS. 2 r e LIVMMOTL AND TkHS LATE KrNG H EMan- Y Chevalier Hardy, acting Consul-General for ly , announces that a Requiem Mass in memory t of his la ht Majesty K ing Humbhert will be . celebrated at St. Petes Catholic Church, See- f tket, on Thursday ...

... T. Itoberts, W. Roberts, W, W. Rutherford, A. H. Samuel, . Saunby, T. May Smith, B. 1; W. Stevenson, J. G. Taggart, W. W. Thomas, T. Utley, T. Utting, W. W. Walker, W. aX Williams, W. R Willink, J. Wilson, and J. T. Wood. CO Et P RATION FINANTE. Mr. John ...

... each £100; to his ?? Groves £200, Alfred Egerton £:100, Joe Street £50, 3i'anny Phillips. £200, Emily Cooper and 3Mary Ann Hardy eaoh. £100; to his sister-in-law, Martha Booth, a life annuity of £40; to Samuel Stone a life anmnuity] .of £20; and the residue ...

... Churchill (C) tMr. C. B. Crisp to) a (Mr. R. ?? Hanhar (Mr &.W Heabury p Fres1oMr..i XM.Tomlinacn x Mr W. E. M. I=cm1jmrRer Hardie a linson (C) (IL?)1 Bohdla--ol l Col.d(Q i tos b Mr. A. All-CHaerkey (SW) t StL Helena ..mr. H. Beo'ar r . Seton-Karr T (C) ...