... Waller ThorburiL, Esq., M.P. Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. James Balfour Paul, Esq.. Lyon King of Arms. G. D. Couroy Perry, Esq., C.M.G., her Majesty’* Consul-General at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Taylor Taoon), Eso. Hon ...

... December that accidents have necessitated operations being conducted with ten men. Cook was given trial back, and, along with Hardy, got throngth a lot of work. The halve* wore also good.' but front rank dislocated owing to Grund-'g acoidont. The visitors ...

... that powerful new serial of absorbing interest, from the pen of Duffus Hardy, will be commenced in tfcc column* of “The Preston Guardian,” Saturday, January btb. IZA DUFFUS HARDY needs no introduction to the readers of The Guardian,” the fascinating ...

... eleven wins, against Walk’s four. *WTC.\H CoVhTT.—tJarvey. go*'; Cook and Wild. Wck» f am, ‘- Splendid acoomnwdatiou riibbom. Hardy, sad JUteiWi., hp.lf-bach*; Kelly. S»itk** [ . proviued tor large crowd, the local ciub Sebo.VM. sad Biroh. forward*. ahavmg ...

... breeds ducks are the Aylesbury, the Rouen, the Pekin, and the Cayuga. Of ilioso the firw is the for table use, and is ■very hardy and grows qujcklv. A good Aylesbury cunko woigbs seven pound*, and ducks six pounds. Aylosbcrys have pure white plumage, black ...

... authorities for two more men. Mr. Hardy. r 4 M«s«r. and Jnmea Well, torrao* volunteered. word • T* hand aa when trrriom are likely ha . _ r» icet. - Ai tte Potea-crurt, I‘huivdsv morning, before tte Mayor (Aid H. and S. Spruk. Thomas Bun*- field. Todroonisn. wa* ...

... change lakiug place owing >« tleath.—Appiy, Corn brook Brewery Co., Lui.,. V. barf, tli.iik, Bin i.n. _____ portiou present by Thomas I'.tst and either altogether in separate Due a large room, with concrete door, and three pairs J’atent Ovons; would make, ...

... Morooambo. rtONPKCTiONKBT and BAKEBT BUSINESS in going oonoern modern appliances , owner rournig; prioa £250 —Apply, John Hardy, Estate Agent, 10, William- T OCE-UP CHIP SHOP on Sale, rtroet; fib.—Apply. I d 2, Wellfleld-niad. TO SELL, full sired BILLIABI) ...

... THOMAS CRUSH IRE. Wlmii ytm hear at nifrht. and notice the cheek becoming; paler day and the appetite lots, yon may possibly think this letter: “72, Port Vale, Hertford. May Ist. 1899. Dear Sirs,—l hare great pleasure in writing to tell yon of the very ...

... licensed premise*, wo* fined 6* and cost* * The ponce said defendant wa* drunk but wa* not disorderly or ohetrucuvc. Dr^RßENN***.—Thomas Swarbnck. who did not appear, was summoned lor bwng drunk Si Annes, 03 Sunday the 21*t. He was fined 6s and cost*—Hugn ...

... Selina Pearmaii, daucbter tlio P«annan, CrysUl-torrace. Blaeaneal. WALLHRAIJ February l«th. at St. Cl ein rot’s Cbuieb. too-con-Hardy, bee F. M. Ihomaa. rector, mid Walitead. Warrington, to Ethel (ali r). youiigral daoghftar of Percy. Uioritou cum lUmy. DEATiid ...

... a tragedy, as cheerful as one of the late James Grant's novels, which opens with a murder and execution; as fateful as Thomas Hardy's “less,” where all the characters seem predestined to woe; a tragedy, in short, that might have been written Hamlet in ...