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... plaintiff, damages r 2.40. MR. REIR HARDIE RAGGED. Mr. Reit Hardie was sobbed ►y Atalanta of the Manchester Valve:dry Dorian last night, and after vain attempts to deliver a speech was forced to abandon his meeting. Mr. Hardie had bean invited at the !natant* ...

... Smith, John and Benj. 'Thomas Daniels, Walter George Taylor, and Wm. Conway. SIDNEY JACKSON EA, Orford-lane, &Mal, belt maker. Proposed by 3°8.10 Morton and Albert Taylor, Henry Sentinute and Frederick Taylor , Edavad Clerk and Thomas Bilbeough Shove. I Joseph ...

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... being 19 laid= at not a be br Mem Tbs. is Ike : .21 a, a 3110 DEATH OF THE REV. THOMAS JONES. A wall-known miniater of the Baptist denoroinetiot. p•mon of the Rev. Thomas Jones peened away es Wednesday night, after a few weeks' illness, his in Methsld-road ...

... the tniversit of Cambridge (Lord Rayleigh), Lord ild, Lord Strathmore, Sir George Reed, Master of the Rolls iSir B. Cotters Hardy), Sir Sarno Cressley, Sir Arthur Nioolson (Permanent Foreign Under-Secretary), Mr Boner Law, Sir Richard Solomon, General Sir ...

... concert followed, part being taken in an excellent programme by Mr. and Mn. I'. Pollard. Miss Mouelain, Mr. Whiteley, Mr. Freak Thomas. Miss Allison (piano). and Mr. Scott (violin). The prisrewineere is whist drive were : Ladies—Mrs. Howell end Miss lielnifield ...

... the ORANI) NATIONAL STICEPLYer:HAEL ALB , EPA (a' nine °Week WW:mon lechme, • Worthy. Oadby Hardie. Leicester Nora.' La-Weeler • Winston Plate, • Heaters' Hardie Cap : Newbury raised Leers. I Lady Handicap Hurdle, Wladaor : Blue Sand. All (dead), Old dead ...

... there staa some keen oomPetit,in and the winner Bth.,. who out of a potaible E 5 points, Roetroe beteg In the junior section Hardy won the with 54 out of 60 pointe. sod Rinns • rood .cond. Mr. 11. E. ,h..erlmanurri. h e Mr. F was the judre F. Mountain ...

... the name by which the Workhouse is known. says the numbers have gene up year by sr, and it is remarkable to note how the hardy annuals, - whom he, with his experience, can readily recognise, arrange their itinerary as to drop in at Todmorden at this ...

... OVENDIN.—At Bit Wand. Stainlaod Team—H. (cariW). B. Mood, J. Bethweal. A. Gledhill, IL Heckler. U. Sykes, B. F. Cookson. J. C. Thomas, P. W. Co and U. Brar Oviondro Team—W. N. Calvert, R. Calvert, J. Morley, A. Semi, N. Hey. W. H. Lambert, J. W. Brooke, H ...

... he. -fecided to recall front Front all aoldter. oho were working in manufacturing munition,. fur doe Pulite. • KEIR HARDIE Mr. Ken Hardie is said to be Be is in • nurning home in °merits= N'ey. ...