... Canterbury belts, sweet Williams, beHis, arabis alpine, forget-me/sots, foxgloves, etc. Sow outdoor on well tilled soil, hardy covering the seeds. Water with a chetnicat manure, wood ashes, and ground mortar rubble (a six-inch pot hail of each to each ...

... provair.s. bind,. jd aeeePttbst whiei's and drum • in the district, eapecially in the iSclexol made appliciatkin Par an Menem al Thomas (chairman) presiding.p. The s. at other ..• e: meni humorous, and as Bliley, the stationmaster, •..s.. and annoy-ing the salary ...

... Hussey, A. H. Cam, sod A. R. Milford, while Master T. Leo gave a recitation. Mho seas an efficient amosmanist. Bro. H. J. Thomas, P.R., in a little speech. proposed The ladies, and ortietea, and the alma was onthuthistimay Pledged. Ccus.—Th. of the ...

... that Me T. Thomas be reelected as Chairman si the Board for she ensuing dlr J. supported the rcs.dution, which . wast carried._ On qr . proposlsZeis el Mr Conyers, by Mr Appleyerd, aod by Cody, Mr war electid V iCC4lllthllllllll. Mr Thomas and Gavine ...

... Chapel Set; Dalton, Sergeant Henry. Chapel Street; Fosier, George; Lawthroup, F., &triton Grove; Gill, Robert, Makkibi Square; Hardy, Richard ; Harland. F, Spring Hill; Honey, litebert. Hid Side; Hick, Penry, St. Joseph Street; Ho4Poni Wetlierby Road; Jaclaton ...

... fact eon hardy be too closely upon the minds of anxious pments. It is of paramount kriportance that the boy or girl has a knowledge of shorthand. This will be attested by all commercial men—the prospective employers of bora and girls. Mr Thomas Farrow, ...

... and J. Thompson, and they are seeking reseiectitm, whilst new aspirants kw public honours' are Messrs J. Dobson and W. E. Hardy, nominees oi the Selby Trades and Labour Council. three seats on Garforth Urban Council there are six candidates, arid the ...

... men were seriously injured at rMescrs Thomas Firth and Sons' Works, Sheffield. on Saturday. toss of molten steel were blown out of the furnace. The were conveyed to the Royal Infirmary in great agony. NIT Hardie, the Labour loader, died in •t.lasgow on ...

... be the sweetheart of the girl. They lived in the village of Higher Rockhampton, in a cottage next to the one in which Mr Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, was born. One evening the girl fell ill, and a Dorchester doctor was consulted. 'The girl became ...

... gs. William Sharp, George Rhodes, Norris Kaye, Fred Webster, Wilfred Hardy, and Cecil Hardy, all pit lads, of Brotherton, were summoned for wilful damage to peas belonging to Thomas Metcalfe farmer Brotherton, on the asth August. The prosecutor did not ...

... he would try and get details in future. The Clerk reported that the tenancy of the land at Gerforth Council School would 'hardy expire, and he asked for instructions in the matter. It was deckled that the land should be advertised and offers invited. ...

... White—Dorothy Eckford, Nora ('rain, and King White. Lavender.. Peek Dolby and Lady G. Hamilton. Salmon.— Barbara. Orenge salmon—Thomas Stevenson and Robert Sydenharri. Carmine—Maud Hamm Ring Edward. Piret—Mrs Hardens& Sykes and Countess S'Pencer. Blue— Fred ...