... offertory at Whorlton si Church, per the Vicar, the Rev. r. c, B Cartwright. SI t At the Stockton Police Court yesterday .Fenry Hardy, a labourer, charged with n being drunkand disorderly and assaulting t t P.C. Doe at Newtown on the previous after- . ; oon ...

... was preferred a against Thomas Clough, of Toftshaw Moorside, and p -Hen.ry Hardy. of Thorhbur road, at ihe Bradford eo City Court ?? Wood ?? in Pririce- Sc street, Dudley Hill, said that on the night of thle St at of April Hardy and Clough invade-e his ...

... fuiengs. 9 0 Mr E. C- Clayton's Boy of Egrenmond, by Noble Cieftain- J Gi.lflh BolrVcsaD., 5 Yrs ?? Sr Lhteiff + 7is ~r J. Thomas's c by Bent Vista -Isenmuaton, 4i-re.. 5. testes e 9 5 5krW. Chattecnon'stuveein,4 ?? 5 ] 8 9 Mr W. . ssenie, ?? C. Yarnell ...

... joyous and, effervescent, they did not take sadly the pleasure of 0s celebrating the final victory of 9B.-P. proc and his hardy little garrison. It was a Met] right Royal time-no halt andahatf affair, exha but a downright regular, regular, regular, ther ...

... the heavenly bodies whle in contact. R esterday's spectacle viewed from Bi aiham, as from other parts bf this country, could hardy be] called imposing, and though it is safe to say that everyone who possessed a telescope, and who affected an interest in ...

... Troopers D. Malcola, J. D. Green, B. Broo-ilin, G. Adams, L. H. Lord, D. (? T.) Carmichael, J. Molynena, J. Hanley, and S. Thomas. PIISONERS. Sergeants HL J. Ellis and I. Imrie, Corporal WV. A. Pollard. Troopers E. Petresco, E. K. Emmett, and H. Knut- ...

... who wh has taken a close personal interest in the arrange- 169 ments for the show, Earl Temple, Sir Richard Paget, exh Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Ur Edward Strachey, prh, N.P., Sir Henry Aliles, Col. Wyndham Murray, wer M.P., Canon Quirk, Mr C. L. F. Edwvards ...

... SMr. Abel Thomas: Practically, yes. Air. Justice Lawrance: Altogether. Mr. Abel Thomas: Not altogether. There was evi- dence as well. Mr. Justice Lawrance: There is the evidence of my note. You can make what use you can of that. Mfr. Abel Thomas: If the ...

... eampaigl. Si OUR BlIRTHDAY CARD. MAiR ZAPPY RBTURZ.IVS 0? TBB DA TO Mr. J. Gould, 4, Bouverie.plSce. B Lady Falmouth. Mr. Thomas Hardy. .AND TO.MORROW TO Hju:E. the Duke of York. HEt .E. Crown Princess of Denmark. H.R.H. Princess Clementine of Coburg. The ...

... of the North-West Durham Association was held in the Union Ball, Cornsay Colliery, on Thursday, under the presidency of Mr Thomas Hlammnon, assistant-overseer. Stir- ring addresses were delivered on current topics of the day, including the South African ...

... er. The presentation consisted of a handane gteen onvx marble colok, sietably inseribed. Mr Hardie also re- ceived a si-ver-mounted walk-ng-sbick. Mrs Hardie 'had ?? to her a valuable gild brooch seit wilh eapphires and pears. The presentit:ons were raade ...

... will to-day announce the betrothal of Prince Albert, nephew of King Leopold, to the Duchess Eliza- beth of Bavaria Mr. 'Thomas Hardy is sixty years old today. Literature remarks that he has lived to see himself acknowledged as second only to Mr. Meredith ...