... coan tet attractions. concert was heid in the Mechsnios’ Hall, uoder the of the Rev J. H. Songs were rendered by Miss Annie Hardie, Mies Lightowlers, Miss A.D. Sykes, and Mr. W. J. Gledhill ; and recitations were by Mr. Joseph Shaw. Mies J. 8. Gtedhill ...

... and Aid. UOJtFFALL. _n: ”* IbjnrrHPJK chapel —>uvdat school anxi- A.l- VBRSABY, FEB. 2&t.h. SERMONS mil b« Ect. H. ARNOLD THOMAS, M.A. T-W SUEI'FIELD PHOTO. ESiUBrnoNs or ANIMATED AMKBJCAN’ ** BlOitOOPß.'* .rr.q-to «*CKJ*m FBOM THIS TEA -ST A AL, ootoiauo ...

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... surface was fairly good, though some snow lay on At night the frost roturned, it, and the ice was in places. At Skipton op Thomas Edmund was committed to Wass, labourer, into the Aire the Quarter Sessions for stealing wo View Board School, Silsden, hindles ...

... variety 1, W. Whgbt; 2. C. Grundy; 3, A. Bucfangbam. Orpmgton iMngahea; I, W. H. Hollingwani:.2. Mrs. 3, H- Twenty Ancora: 1, B. Hardy 2, Bfrley; 3, J. G. and B. Smith. Bird for taM« porposas; 1. H. A. Buckingham; 2. G. W Bishop. Bird laying purposes: 1, Emhca; ...

... so doing . Then Bench allowed 30s. compen- sation, t-nd the costs amounted to 4s. 6d. — Robert Hardy, farmer, Onsethorpe, claimed compensa- tion from Thomas Smith, farm servant, for non- fulfilment of contract. He was ordered to pay £1 135., including ...

... the next nieeiin. of the Council the reappointment of Mr Robin son as sanitary inspector for a period of tluet years.— Dr. Hardy, the Me-d-'cal Officer, in hi draft report said the Council were to bo con prratulated upon having seemed the services o Mr ...

... January 6th CHARGES TROOPS reply the Other Leg” - st’on Special TOWN Monday between the Orange Free here from BOMBARDIER THOMAS DURHAM HARDY Royal Horse Artillery now at Modeler River HAEC0UKT v CHAMBERLAIN LAST PARLIAMENTARY DUEL COLONIAL SECRETARY THE WAR ...

... every ‘and 1s. 9d. General Joubert ‘fr enid to have fead all that war. has been written wiith reading on the theory of Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, “Tess of the D’Ubervilles,” has been dramatised by Mr. i. A. ‘ennedy. The employment of an orchestra as part of ...

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... His essay, The ins- tall of the Elizabethan Per.od, « J«* r * by the adjudicators as one ot great pow« » brilliance. Mr Thomas Hardy. th« novelist, who is also an aeeonsphiW tect, once gained the same A-tiariwa, • ...