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... slides, among them hand-painted copies of the world's most famous pictures. Twreves.—Harry .Ifacdona'Al, 73, a stoker, and Thomas Buxal, 47, a labourer, were indicted at the Middlesex Se - asons for stealing two boots, the propeity of George Frederick ...
... have local committees, and if the present committees were abolished they would only reappear under another name. THE LATE DR. THOMAS LEA TREFTS FROM HORNIMEY RAILWAY SIDING*. SMART SENTENCES INFLIC7IID. In both the first end second Courts M gate on Wednesday ...
... Lculd•rock-road, Weston. ,ark, Crouch Find. 3 ESPECTABLE person wanted to take Invalid lady out in bath chair daily. -Apply Thomas, DO, Red:ton-mad, Horn-3 ! WANTED, respectable Woman, light housework and cooking; good references required.-16, High-street ...
... disappeared, and were not seen again until 1859, when danger threatened from Napoleon 111. The movement of 1850 sprang up like a hardy annual in spite of every sort . of opposition on the part of the authorities. , If this movement did not actually institute ...
... for having no licence current. He was fined 15a. in respect of the first summons and 10s. for the second offence. Herbert Thomas Shepherd, of Mount Vernon, Hampstead, was fined 10s. for driving an unregistered motor-cycle at the Great North-road. POLICE ...
... was opened by Lady Iretio Curzon, the daughter of Lord Curzon, who was supported by Sir William Treloar, Miss Treloar, Sir Thomas Elliott, Mr. Tett Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Snowden, and Mrs. Piggin (hon. secretary). The Mayor of Llornsey presided ...
... also very acceptable contributions by Miss Ivy Bartrorn, Miss Ethel Maude, Miss Ida la Ronde, Miss Renie Salisbury, Mr. J. Thomas, Mr. F. Yonge, Mr. Lawrence Addison Grerne, and Mr. Albert J. Harris. Miss Dorothy Taylor recited well, Mr. Jack Millard provided ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S VIEW OF WOMEN. His view of women is more French than English; it is subtle. a little cruel, not as tolerant as it seems, thoroughly man's point of view, and not, as with Megedith, man's and woman's at once. He sees all that is irresponsible ...
... Women in Art. Nov. 27.- Lantern Lecture. Rev. Hardy Harwood, M.A. Shakespeare—the Man. Dec. 4.—Lantern Lecture. Sir John Foster Fraser. New Rutaia. Dee. 11.—Lecture. Rev. A. E. Witham. Thomas Hardy.___ E xecutors' Sale . WOODBERRY GROVE, N.— Vgla-etyle ...
... High-6ireet, Hornaey, laet year. ETTNING CENTRTs under the norneey Education Committee aro to be visited - by . Principal Thomas, of Wood tatvm, with a view to similar arrangements being adopted there. ARRIVAGAF Twiss. was the season given by a tenant ...
... Artillery Co., W. U. Russell, 1059. CROUCH END. WOUNDZD.—Bedford Regt,J. Manicll, 203940. Royal Field Artillery, Cpl. W. H. Thomas, 98959. Yeomanry, Lce.-cpl. L. N. Jackson, 280051. CROUCH HILL. DIED OP WOVNDS.—RoyaI Warwick Rest.. R. D. Porteh, nsss. WOUNDED ...