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| 4 o TE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. MEMORIAL SERVICE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
... ct‘-‘iun b-duy..hlt. Morley is certal a disadvantag never baving mmnm regiment of Rough Riders, but he imyhflmpfln&qqnfll&‘. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributed the following pcntodn'auu’naynm: | A CuristTMas Gmosr-Sromy. m?‘lmu:hmmmm There liss—be he or not your countryman— ...
DEATH OF COLONEL BIRD
... her off as hie sister, and I corresponding month in 18e8. feund shelter strong the loyalists of Vrs - burg, who! Dr. Danford Thomas held no fewer than seven her official despatelies and news. After ' the Boers discovered that Lady Sarah Wilson inquests at ...
CHIPS
... admirer of Thomas HarcV has re- ceived information from a common friend that the author of Far from the Madding Crowd ie not in such good health as is to be desired, and that he may spend tho early spring in Forres. This should r_it Mr Hardy's genius ...
THE LOFTUS ADVERTISER—FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1900
... the deeirability of holding yet snother of these pleasurable events before the close of the season. Visrr 10 Srocxron.—Mr Thomas Ison Oculist and Aurist. of the eye and ear dispensary, Ltd., Leads, will make a special visit to Stockton for the convenience ...
3-TH ENGLAND v, WALES. # ENGLAND. *H-T. (&«nsrtot) (hock). S. P. Coopper (Devon), G. Gordon Smith (Bkekheath), ..
... (Newport) (half-back*). *R. HeUings (Llwynypia). •A. Brice (Aberavon), *F Miller (Mountain Ash), W H. Williams (Poatymister), U. Thomas (Swansea), «G. Boots (Newport), ♦J. I. Hodges (Newport), and *J Blako (Cardiff) (forwards). an obi ImeniaupnaJ* Rcferoe: Turnbull ...
INTANTB, INVALIDS, and th* AGED. I bi:ngers food Fror.i an Eminent Sorgeoa: a lengthened experience of Fonds ..
... Wedding Receptions, Diuner Par- es^_j_a!__npd ior^^ Tc 1? »H!S% G ao *«*» HMPEDf MENTOR . Vt -^ n, « U li D hy T HAMILTON HARDY, S*'^ at m iTZ' H Newcastle-on-Tvi.e, i^'AY «,1h ™n. r ?? d ' iTiddiosbrougii, every WED- Noten ?? ?_?HLlLSl)AY. hour. 11 ...
MEMORIAL SERVICE IN WESTMINSTER
... man of action to-dey.” Mr. is mm at a disadvantage in never ‘com a regiment of Rough Riders, but he ‘mlyfiwmmpfllufl. Mr. Thomas Hardy contributed the fellowing poem to the Westminster Gazette : 4 A CumisTdas Guost-Sroxy. Mrfi.u?in&ndlm!um > There lies—be ...
TUB BEVERLEY RECORDER AND GKXERVL ADVERTISER—SATURDAY, TAX! ARY 10
... Joseph Briggs, cartman, was also summoned for a similar offence at l.ockington the December, and was fined 2s. (si. and costs. —Thomas Sini|»son, hawker, Hull, was summoned for the same offence on the night December 14th, Lockington.—Fined ss. and costs. DiifNK ...
NEW YEAR HONOURS
... M P. •lames Balfour Paul. Kaq., Lyon of Arms. Thomas Wilder Brunton, Ksq . M D.. F K.S. G. D de Courcy Perry, Ksq..C.M.G .her Majesty’s Consul-General at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsey. Ktq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. Hon. W. Macpherson. Judge of the High ...
SUMMARY OF RESULTS
... t ime arrived with the was evenly con RESULT— OTLLEY—3 tries—9 points. HEADINGLUY-—Ni. - - is not in a satisfactor Mr. Thomas Hardy ly leave Dorcheste state of health, and may and tako a hou se in Scotland. January 14 ( St. Hilary) has the reputation ...
I cA DBURTS COCOA Absolutely pure, therefore Best. sT A>'DAED OF HIG BEST _ UEITY.-7.a )M _t . in^ CADBURY'S-
... Turkish, and other Baths may be had. Middlesbrough. QTAMMEIiI .\ G and all IMPED IM EN TS Tn O SPEECH «.:URED by T. HAMILTON HARDY, Specialist, of 266, Wtstgaffi-road, Neweastle-on-Tyne, attend- at 62, Marton road, -liddiesbmugh. every WED- NESDAY ani THURSDAY ...