... Carey, Prebendary Carlile, Locd Wiltiam Cecil, Lord Curzon, Mr. Ben Davis, Sir W. S. Gilbert, Madame Sarah Grand, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. Rider Haggard, Miss Arabella Kenealy, Mr. Coulson Kernahan, Mr. Sidney Lee, Mr. Henry Lucy, Mr. E. V. Lucas, Mr ...

... St. Paul’s Cathedral. There are hundreds of other good reasons, too, but I can’t spare more time at the moment.” . Mr. Thomas Hardy:“ ‘What can’t be cured must be endured.” The proverb has become a platitude, and this blinds us to its cogency. More is ...

... son of the late Rev. W. J. Brown, Redrock Manse, Armagh, to Lena Hardy, daughter of the late Thomasa%oote, Esq., Armagh. DEATHS. WESTCOTT.—On Nov. 26th, at 129, High-street, Tooting, Thomas Westcott, aged 67 years. For 30 years resident in Putney. fnterred ...

... Rashbrook, 15; M. . on, 8; Mr. McDermott, 21. Total 144. St. Thomas Club _Mr, G. Ohstle, 18; Mr. W. Tulk, 17: Mr. J. Smith, 21; Mr, G. CGriffin, 15: Mr. J. Seale, 4; My, W. Hoa;r'dy 21: M J Hardy, 21; Mr. Batstone (capt.), 20 Total 137, Mr, George Workman ...

... years® through the bath being frozen over: A large crowd’ of spectators were present, and after witnessing some 40 or more hardy nwembers of the club having their dip in a coruer of the bath which had been cleared of ice, the race was postponed till last ...

... Clapham, and Thomas Holliday, of Lower Kennington-lane, were summoned on different complaints for detaining sewing machines belonging .in one. case to Kate Morgan, of Clifton-cottages, Wandsworth-road, and in the other to Florence Hardy, 27, Acre-street ...

... Girls: M. Titchmarsh. St. Faith’s.—Girle: A. M. Randell. St. Joseph’s.—Girls: T. Neville. St. Michael’s.— Girls: D. Hardy. St. Thomas’s.—Boys: J. Flannagan. Southficlds.—Boys: E. Weller. Girls: R. Long. Swaffield-road.—Boys: A. Crow. Girls: K. Styles ...

... 2hr. 40min. 13 3-sth sec.; W. Cook, 2hr. 43min. 29sec.; aggregate time, Thr. 59min, 2 3-sth sec.; T. Dean, 2hr. 45min.; ;X Hardy, 3hr. Tmin. 10 4-sth scc.; F. Godber, T. 5, W. Division M.P. and A.C.: tParrish, 2hr. 39min. 30 3-sth sec.; Hawkins, 2hr. 40min ...

... LOCAL CASES AT THE SOUTH-WESTERN POLICE COURT. THE SHOP BOY James Thomas Barker, aged 17, living in Brandon-road, Brixton, was charged with robbing his employers, Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and® Willis, bootmaker, 115, High-road, Streatham. Charles Morgan ...

... SCENE ON A TRAMCAR. Henry Thomas Batho, 48, described as a checker, of Priory-grove, Wandsworth Common, was before Mr. i’rancis, at the Westminster, on Tuesday, charged with insulting behaviour on a London County Council tramcar. : Sydney Lawrence, conductor ...

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... childrenn were made fl%’i’fi(ipi’ Py following :—William Thomas Charles W' ialtja Bendemere-road: Alfred Marks, of Ca'd pfl‘:fie’ dens, Putney; William Mather Rutberfors pu of Enmore-street; and Thomas English, & ' Bridee-road. f SATURDAY. : ner&g HUSBAND ...