... bleaching vegetable textile fabrics. Hinny Beck, improvements in end connected with filters. John Hardy, improvements in or relating to carpet sweepers. Thomas Pickeragill, a new or improved manufacture or construction of rubbing leathers for condensers of ...

... (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 ...

... in America. Visitors different Continental winter resort* this season to very unfortunate in the matter of weather. Mr. Thomas Hardy, whose health lately has not been quite robust might be, will probably spend the early spring Forres, N.B. If the twentieth ...

... Manchester Road. Bradford. Telephone 1666. D WRINOISQ MACHINES Wanted any condition.—Apjdy, post sard or person| »Uy AWBED HARDY, 707, Little Hcrtoa Lane. Hales Private Contract* Houses. Umtte, 500 —Special: BECKUILL. Duttershaw. must told dose family ...

... iu a 20-round contest two minutes each for £lO aside and pome £2O. Mr. J. W. Harrison was the official timekeeper, and Mr. Thomas the referee. Tho Londoner was seconded Paddy Mahoney and Harry Broddigan, of Bradford, and Ted Napper, London. In Kelly's ...

... over 100 war correspondents the front. General Woodgato was struck the head by bullet, which has not yet been extracted. A Thomas Hardy’s “Par from the Madding Crowd is running a feuilleton m the Paris •‘Temp*.'’ Mr. Evelyn Cecil, M.P., who ha* just returned ...

... Msoeheater Road. Bradford. Telephone 1666. DLU WRINGING MACHINES Wanted In any condition.-Apply, card « penonallv. ALFRED HARDY. 707. T-iUJ* Hnrton Lane and SHOP, double-flouted, to I*l, Mmer Road; no nluttion; immediate pa«€*- •ion—Purtber ¥>OKTABI.E ...

... the advanced age 82, Leeds has loei a valued eitizco, and the Nonconfonraat Church staunch uni ever-generous supporter. Mr. Thomas Greenwood, one of the oldest beeu-od v.ciualleia in the Halifax district, died on &iturday. was 66 years of age, and bad kept ...

... COei mists, 1». IJd. and Is. 9d. General Jonhert said to have read all that has been written reading the theory war. Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel, “Teas the D’Ubervilles,” has been dramatised by Mr. H. A. Kennedy. The employment of orchestra as part the church ...

... from tto Tower yesterday. Mr*. Maxwell, wide the war correspondent of the “Standard,” wbo is staying with her father, Mr. Hardy, Summerville, Wibsey, received the glad tidings before' 10 on Thursday morning that Ladysmith had been relieved. Mr. Maxwell ...

... noaMnsc to man » inclined be bald. When man it becoming bald it ii quite against mcliaation. Three dramatic versions of Thomas Hardy’s novel, “Teas (be lyUrbervilW will probably be on the stage shortly. The Government have nothing whatever to do with the ...

... mosquitoes and malaria. The spirit of war broods over the April number of ■Cornbill, and place honour ix given to Mr. Thomas Hardy's poem, “’Hi* Souls the Slam—a alately oatiphony the fra* and frequent Tyrtseus th© newspaper*. The Most Delicious Sauce ...