... e-street, London, E.C. AUDITORS. W. B. PEAT and CO., 3, Lothburv. London, E.C, and Middlesbrou_rli SECRETARY (pro tern).— THOMAS WILLIAM MARLEY. REGISTERED OFFICES.— Ci-uwn-street Chambers, DARLINGTON. PROSPECTUS. Th, Oinpaa/ bavo acquired from the Hulam ...

... members have gone to fight for Queen and country. Pull benefits are duly paid on behalf of all who suffer in the war. Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, Professor of the Praelee of Physics in Final urgh University, I :it his residence in Editiburgli on Saturday ...

... ltr. HARM P Clams aow bare Ur eatme- Rata and clumsy eau. that base put ep with Oar man. MR. HARDY (of Mow Um CIIITIAL DINING TUESDAY. 3 to 5 p.ro. (Len THOMAS WER•TEID. IS. WELLOATR ROTHERHAM HOPE, NET, sad !NE MANUFACTURER RICE. WAGON. CART ((am, All ...

... programme wee lengthy and comtaimed great vanety The ~ Ever true, Since first | caw your face,” “ Of a the *Airts,” “ The hardy Norseman,” and ~ Hail boanteons May were sweetly rendered by the choir and othere, omder the able of Mr Ratcliffe, choirmaster ...

... summons was token out by Robert Spencer Watson, Thomas iJurt, John ftorman. Daniel Reed. William Robin- son, and Jomi Caward, the trustees of the associa- tion ; and the defendants rt ere Thomas Hem - Cann and Thomas Richardson. J Mr Macnaghtei,, U..J , and ...

... came before Mr. Justice Cozena-Hardy in the Chancery Division yesterday. The summons was taken out by Robert Spence Watson and others, trustees of the association, and the defendants were Thomas Henry Canu and Thomas Richardson. The i|UC'tion asked was ...

... go with certainty of seeing what you want. The best advice that can be given under such circumstances is to visit Freeman, Hardy, and Willis, a* you can there see an almost endless variety uf Boots and Slices. It does not matter whether you require a Gent's ...

... Dalton, H Smith, A Weetwood, and tie scholars • w hile a violin solo was assessed Mr H Ciapman, and • pianoforte 'ski by Mr J N Hardy. At the close the Chairman proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Kr PeseseeM tie choirmaster, and tho members of the chair for ...

... b p GUTTA PERCHA, by Young Fullerton — Jeannie Milburn E— Mr M G Hale's bk d HAPPY LAIRD, by Happy Mac — Tentonio E— Mr H Hardy's bk d HESrER, by Falconer— Lochlen E— Dr R Harris's bi d p Hl.'il CREDENTIALS, by Char- ?? E— Mr H Haywood ns (Mr R H Whilworth's) ...

... The Architec- ture of the Elizabethan Period, is de .ribed by the adjudicators as one of great power and brilliance. Mr. Thomas Hardy, tiie f • ?? >us novelist, who ia also an accomplished archi- tect, once gained th_ same distinction, but he was some years ...

... withdrawn. Osiers agidnst Robert Barton, of 5, Arthur-street, cabinetmaker ; George Young, of No. th-street, Labourer; and Thomas Willis, of Regent-square, Ba ker Hill, labourer, were again adjourned ; and fines of 2s. 6d. each were imposed on Wm. Shepherdson ...

... for so doing Then Bench allowed 30s. compen- sation, tnd 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 ...