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... Cramlington Flower and Aflicnltunfl Society, the other officials being Mr. R. W. Doughty,secretary; Mr. W. Hardy, assistant secretary; and Mr. Hardy, treasurer. ’ In submitting his annual r&p;)rt, the Secretary attributed a loss of 158 to the fact that there ...
... BOROUGH HALL SALEROOMS, / MORPETH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY; 22nd, v 1930, Messks THOMAS WATERS & Sow . (Thomas B. Waters, F.A.L), ~ ‘V ILL SELL by AUCTION, within their SALE ROOMS, - as above, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22nd, 1830 an excellent assortment of Household ...
... following will go 1o poll :— Newtown Ward (one wanted): Lennard Atkinson, mining engineer; Bertram Hardy, bank cashier: Michael Neary, Co-op, motor drivc;r; Thomas Metcalf, unemployed blacksmith. East Cramling‘on Ward (one wanted): John William Lowther, clark; ...
... straggling handwriting, the following memorandum :— ‘* Friday afternoon, at half past 2. P Edwar'd“:A;mernng. Thomas Gledstone, lJohn Hardy, Thomas Beli, and others took extremely ill. We also had a prayer meeting ...
... Frederick Beattie. Monday, 14th Aprl, 1930, % b within the PORTLAND HOTEL, AsHINGTON, at 7 o'clock in the evening. Messrs THOMAS WATERS & SON (Thes. B. Waters, F.A.L) Will Offer for Sale by Public Auction (subject to such conditions as will then be read) ...
... deputatiom, consistini of John Lambert, J. Leithhead, G. Selby, Joseph Hardy, William Strother, W. F. Bow, M.D., P. Dennis and Willlam Dixon, along with the Revs. W. Proctor, Thomas Ingham and Messrs J. Lindsay, J. Graham, E. Cattanach, W. Hindmarsh and ...
... the executor of the late Miss Graham, that the legacy bequeathed by her for the erection of a memorial to her brother Mr. Thomas Graham might take the shape of a carved screen in the north aisle. Difficulties had arisen, however, over the provision of ...
... Distriet Co-operative anlflfl,y has da. ided to recommend an interim dividend o, he past quarter’s purchases of 2. i, the Mr. Thomas McHugh ( pington \Mr. George Bell (Burrado%m o lected aunditors, and Mr. E. Bthuqh, MP, has been ratfiypoinw«l Northumberiang ...
... Coulson 29 N. Whitfield, ¢ H. Foggon, b Dyson 19 J. Graham, b Dyson 2 S. Irwin, ¢ Couleon, b Dyson . 7 M. Thomas, b Dyson .eeriveeenes 3 Maj. Bewicke, ¢ H. Foggon, b Dyson 0 J. W. Heppell, st Cooper, b Dyson 0 A, Tulip, ¢ and ...
... Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robson. The ceremony took place a; Seghill Parish Church, and the officiating clergymen was the Rev, Mr Hardy (Curate of St. Stephen’s, Seaton Delaval). Given away by her father, the bride wore a beige gown, with hat to match, and lizard ...
... Mr Sidney Lawrence writes to the Times from 10, Charlotte Street, Bedford Square, W.C.:—“T was the fellow-passenger of Mr Thomas Diameond, whose letter appears in your columns, and fully corroborate all he has stated in referemce to the fearful sceue ...
... Leathard. John Crellin, Robert Nesbitt, Mrs, Tsa Easton, Mrs. Isa Simpson, Mrs, John Morton, Messrs Wrn. Hardie, J. Dodds, Pied, Geo. Jas. Hardie; Treasurer, Mr. John Wond ; Sports Secretary, Mr Joseph Smith: General Secretary, Mr, Pearson Smith. RUNNING ...