... opening remarks, explained the history of Sooth Africa and the habits the Boers. When they first landed the colony they were hardy, courageous and fairly honest people, but since then down to the present day they had been gradually degenerating until now ...

... SWEETEAR~wT, sung nightly in conjunction with MATRW?OAT ISN IN RE THOMAS H ALLGAlRTH, Deceased.- tcicsg is Aerebr givrue, that all Persons harb ny Claims or Demand against the Estate or THOMAS HA;AlllTH who resided as Oakhtrst, Uoventry PoadL Yardley, and ...

... be i• worth. As the author a( Tess of the D'Urbervillea, and litany ,their novels, Mr. Thomas Hardy in • prominent figure in the ranks of cecledien. Mr. Hardy is of the many proli6c writers who recognise the virtue of cycling as a brain tonic. A big ...

... coffee tavern with the delightful beverage of a Freuch' café, and weep for your ‘country-women, 1‘ It is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Hardy is out of health, and that a sojourn in some more genial clime has been prescribed for him. We must hope that if he goes ...

... KNOWLE NURSRY fiow is the time to Plant all Hardy Roots such as PheosHelanthus,Harpalium,Starworts, Snuta Oaellarias, Lopins, Delphiniums, Coreopeis, Trellis Doronicam, Cenentrta Chrysanthemum, stenactus, Salidge, Galega.Lychnie, Triteina, Anemone Echno ...

... Staffonlshire War Relief I' Is the moms of several well-known relento /splice.. Sir Hart.. and his brother. Mr. Gerald Hardy, are represented jointly by es. in the Ilium-betsof Sutherland'. appeal . for the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital at Calvet ii ...

... was attended by Mr. H. Newman (oousin of the bride), and after the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of Mr. Thomas Averill, at which about SS guests were present. The wedding-cake, a massive two-tier one, was supplied by Mr. John T. Hodges ...

... Court of Warvickshire, holden at L B3irnsrsnghls -In the Matter of 'the Companies Acts 1262 to 1590. and in the Matter of THOMAS GOEINWOOD & COMPANY (LIMITEDl,-Nsic e is firrclgp jssrss, that a PETITION for the WINDING-UP of the lbove named Conrsny by ...

... also asked tbat Mr. Waiter Thomas Owen, c artered acoounotant of Colmore Row, Birmingham, might, if necessary, be appointed to receive the certificate. Mr. Ashton Cross appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wibam Cozens- Hardy represented the defendant Cox ...

... 29, Wren-street S 0 Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, Payne's-lane 5 0 Mr. Henry Whiteman, Jordan Well 5 Rev. F. M. Brodie, Christ Church Parsonage 5 0 Mr. Councillor Hewitt, per Mr. 5 Mr. Thomas Robinson, 31. 5 0 Mr. Thomas Robinson, 34. Priory-etreet ...

... liandorull. the Mayor at Wolverhampton. Canon Lons'lale. Col.Swinfen/trona. Colonel Fisher. James Heath. M.P.. Major Sir Reginald Hardy. Hart.. Mittor Heath. .usior F. tines it. l'aptain W. Drosale•- Davenport. Chart-mein. Capt. Clow-, Captain !hinder. Cdptain ...

... Calls to Discipleship, by the Rev. Professor Marcus Dods, D.D.; The Book of Days, the Rev. A. R. Buckland, M.A.; Weakbacked Thomas, a story of Chapel Life, by Harry Davies; Christ to the Hill and Cave-Dwellers, by D. L. Woolmer; The Lady of the Manor, chapters ...