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MIDDLESBORO' NEWS. A Useful Point at Bristol. —_—— COMMON .IN HIS BEST FORM. Middlesbro’s success in effecting ..
... fine | iarost was contred in the first appoarance of Pariner for the redoubtable “Steve” Bloomer. | Thomas Moore, o forward with a grest reputation Hardy, the brilliant young inside right who scored | ¢ doeh ‘and determination. He is & member of Sgainst ...
VILLAGE IN MOURNING THE LATE REV. J. C. MONCRIEFF Impressive Scenes at Wuley. Rev. T, Keyworth's Fine Tribute
... Snoxell. s g | The coffin was carried bg Messrs. B.e;?'lmn 'Greenwood, A. Greenwood, H. C. Starr, Sam Wright (descons), G. Hardy (sacramental treasurer), and G, Barraclough (church secretary). i Letters of apology for absence were received 30 i e Crosiey ...
MEETINGs
... 3 Mr. Semmence’s Fire Danoe s..£iu¢vnléo 10 7 Mr. Barton’s Pr&id B s inmsiaiicssers. SR 10 7 Mr. H. Hardy’s 4ys ..cc00 B, Ellis 0 10 7 Mr. Thomas's Picton Lad 4ys G. Lee 0 10 7 Mrs. Whitworth's Churming Weather 4ys |’ & £ Chadwick 0 ing.—* ...
HALIFAX WEST RIDING COURT
... prosiding, and Mr. A, Clay. Tran: ers The following lieenees were transforred : New Inn, Briggste, ill:nd. from John Hardy (doceased), to fmnnm Hardy ; the Friendly Ton, Cotton Stones, Sowerby, from Samuel Richard Teal, to William Waterhouse Greenwood ; New Inn ...
J TRINITY BOY'S ESCAPES. - ——— ~ Lleut, Leary Invalided Home. | iy How a Shell Stunned Him. — An
... who was T 2 years of age, carried on the business of s pawnbroker ut 16, Stannary-street, a business now controlled by Mr. Hardy., ~ This he managed up w the time of his retiretvent through ill-health. He wus & Darset man by birth, and first came to w ...
OUR LIBRARY COLUMN THE WORLD OF SPORT. THE GREATEST POET OF MODERN EUROPE MIDLAND LEAGUE, F | i i [Conducted by ..
... h-h hnm Contains the. 1’::' : three Poets Lau i covers a period from et e reamd e B Bridge,Sifees ters are n| g E:Ti: Thomas Hardy, Rudysrd Kipling, and sen .sn-hlt JACK HUGHES ENLISTS. | Juek anrt: the Town half-baock, who hae been preventod i taking ...
HEATH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Successful Entertainment
... Laycock, R, W. Fox, R, 8. V. Marshall, W. Hardy, and R. J. Fielding again accounted for themselves splendidly. The second half of the &mgnmme opened with a duet ** hoel.uo‘;; by Masters C. B. Kay and R. W. Thomas who gave a vorg“;bb rendering and were ...
RACING PKOGRAMME. | RIPON MEETING. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY)
... Mengics : :‘I; 3 Renwick's Rollul;o; % W.%«nl‘mk - F. Stroud’s Lovely vs . Peacock lSladK!hmv’nAhbys J. Dawson 8 5 Mr. H Hardy's Pastime dys . Private 8 4 Mr. H. Whitworth's Covocan 4ys . Bocking 8 0 Mr. W. Turnbull’s Quack dys . Burne 713 Mr. ...
A thrill of horror went through the
... Shaldey (stoward) George Stevens - i hm';m‘n. citizen is prepared eight miles from the Head of Kin at | (thind class), Miss O. Hardy (scond cabin), G. hi::bhorrm nl‘.flu- Gurmu\' i o Ameri. 3 pm. . Three hours later all Halifax [ Ruddy (socond cabin), Sambrenwitz ...
HALIFAX AND DISTRICT DAY BY DAY. CHATTY COMMENTS ON LOCAL DOINGS
... COMMENTS ON LOCAL DOINGS. Airs. Wheatoroft, 55.; Mrs. W, Wright, £10; Mra, A. Crabtrec, £2 25 ; Mrs. Clegg, £5; Anon. £1; Mrs. Hardy, 55.; collected, Hipperholme, 3s. 9d 2 3‘:-( 11{' I:(-bb.}eivlm-‘m ‘{)‘k-ir“mrk;;: kM-E- The “Halifax Guardian™ A Notable Picture ...
ROYAL HALIFAX INFIRMARY
... OPINION SUMMER ANNUAL. Wo are not surprised to note that the * London Opinion ' Summer Anky‘unlflu proved itwelf u very hardy Aunual indeed by making its appearance as usual. Evervbody will be glad to see this cheery shillingsworth onw more upon the ...