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... the welcome offered by Viee- President Yarwood. Coun. W. Hardy desired to thank the ch:bfioritsmesszgoofuympsflvtobfiz Hardy, who, he said, appreciated the kind words sent her in her illness. Mrs Hardy, he added, was making excellent progress. The proceedings ...
... Field-Marshal. He was one of the 24 holders of the Order of Merit, and is the second member of the Order to die this month, Thomas Hardy having been the senior civil member. His wedding in 1906 was one of society’s inferesting romances. At an Ascot party at ...
... Simpson, Mr F. H. Hardy, Mr R. Charlton, Mr B. Hardy, Mr W. A. Dodds, Mr Fowder, Mr F. Wakers, Mr ¥. Hindson, Mr ¥. H. Jackson, Mr H. Jackson, Mr A. D. Gmay, Mr E. G. Hall, Mr B. Ridley, Mr J. J. James, Mr Thos. D. Shaw, Mr. Thomas “H. Cooper, Mr W. Jennings ...
... Annflmovod ). Interred in nesday, 4th of ouse, Spennyher 7dth year, o late Joseph le, Morpeth. yard Tuesday, enne, Morpeth, ears, Thomas sband of Mary he late J’oseg‘fi veth). To be hyard on Satwing residence cept this (the on Bank Top, id neighbours their recent ...
... April 6th, 1927.—(Ever remembered s‘l()fl her loving husband and family). y missed. In loving memory of my dear brother, John Thomas B. West, who died April 2nd, 1925. ~—(Bver remembered by his loving sister Annie, brother-in-law, nieces and nephew). Davison ...
... Hanbury and family, skin cushion; Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Hardy, Copenhagen dish; Miss (. Hamer, silver butter dish and knife; Mr. and Mrs, W. Houlding, pair of antiqhe Irish glass bowls; Miss W. Hardy, evening bag; Mr. and Mrs. H. N, Haggie, cut glass vase; ...
... Little BACKWORTH PERCY 11. v. SOUTH NORTHUMBERLAND lIL. Cramlington Station. J. Knight, F. Appleby, J. Byers C. Weber W. Hardy, J. R. Fishwick J. W. Thorburn, W. Simpson, P. PEGSWOOD SOCIAL v. BLACK BULIL Pegswood Social. Black Bull, 15 A, Truemsn . ...
... POLES. Thomas Hardy (19), 50, North Row, West Sleekburn, John R. Fergunon 98), 58, Institute Row, West Sleekburn, Wm. Newbury (17), 57, Institute Row, West Blockburn, and George T. Gleghorn (18), 43, Instituie Row, West Sleekburn, were all summoned for ...
... these picnics when we had on the same platform Charles Bradlaugh, Kair. Hardy, Cunningham Graham, John Burns, Will Crooks and other Labour men speak. ing side by side with Thomas Buns. Charles Fenwick, John Wilson, Billy Crawford, Sam Storey and others ...
... Heat 3.—1, J. Cleminson. Bates Cottages, 10; 2, W, Williams, Dudley, 11}, Won on the tape. Time, 11 25/100. Also ran : J, Hardy, Bedlington, 11}; A. Spence, Spennymoor, 8%; R. Dickson, Blackhill, 10%: M. Hedley. Corbridge, 113. } Heat 4.—1, . Waterston ...
... stage 11.: Margaret Carr, Mabel Douglas, Becla Heatley, Margarat Ellis and Eliz, Wood. __West Sleekburn boys’, stage 11. : Thomas Hardie. 5 r RS Bedlington boys’, stage I.* H. Bainbridge, R. W. Green, Ralph T. Johnson, Robt, Napier, T. W. Staford, Jno. Wailes ...
... Herbert Shaw, Warkworth. Chrysanthemums : 1, T. R. Formster; 2, J. Edminson, Almwick, | Hardy perenials, 9 varieties: 1, J. Weightman; 2, David Mackie, Eshotkt. Hardy perennials, 6 varieties: 1, W. Ainslie; 2, J. Blackburn; 8, H. W. G. Cole, Stakeford. ...