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... Utttfttrsfulft &mmt£ Hanxt. WEDNESDAY. Before His Honour Judge Cadman HE WOULD GO JBD DBISE IT. Joseph Hardy, of 14, KayeVbuildings, Moldgreen, sued Richard Beaumont Taylor, manufacturer, of Arconley, Almondbury, for 6s. for breach of contract through ...
... doctor and then went hack with de- ceased's daughter. Deceased was laid on a sofa, but she uever regained consciousness. Dr. Hardy said he had attended deceased for some time, and she wa* subject to fainting attacks. He was cailed in about 10 o'clock, and ...
... Monday evening an At home was held in the new Assembly Hall to welcome Mr. Minedew. Tbe host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mal- linson, an address of welcome being given by the former. There was a large attendance. Ad- dresses were given by the ...
... costumes came on with milking stools and pails, and besides singing charmingly, danced very cleverly, and at the dome Miss Hardy, who had trained and conducted them, had te appear to bow her acknowledgments of the well-deserved applause of the audience ...
... Liverpool, solicitor, present addrese unknown. Robert Thomas Ford, Sunbeams, Egremont, photographer. Thomas Kendall, Fairfield House, near Add- ingham, Yorkshire, farmer. John Charles Davis, Thomas William Davis, and Frederick George Davis, trading as ...
... taken home, wid on the way witness had to threaten to lock him up as he was very disorderly. Sergeant Hudson and the landlord, Thomas H. Woodall, corroborated; the latter stating that he had not supplied defendant with anything to drink. Fined 6s. and 10s ...
... Birmingham. general draper. John Hardy. Boston. Lincolnshire, tou-lv Crays, Essex, retired builder. James William Brain mall, Battyeford-in-Mir- field, mill engineer. William L. Loten, 19. Mytongate. Hull, chemist. Thomas Theakstone, Uarpham. near Low thorpe ...
... First Lie and How I got out of it, by Mark Twain; A Vision of the Fountain, by Bret Harte; Mr. Thomas At- kins in War Time, by the Rev. J. E. Hardy, M.A.. author of How to be Happy, though Married; ?? A Little Empty Stocking, by John Strange Winter; ...
... ~~ FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN. THOMAS KAYE AND SON. PRETTY NOVELTIES FOR EVENING WEAE. CHOICE SILKS AND DRESSES, SEQUIN AND LACE BOBES. CHOICE GLOVES, HOSE, LACES, AND TBIMMINGS. EVENING CAPES AND WBAPS. NE.W BUFFLES. THOMAS KAYE AND SON. HOUSEHOLD LINEN ...
... FIRST LIE AND HOW I GOT OUT OF IT. BY MARK TWAIN. A VISION OF THE FOUNTAIN. BY BRET HARTE. •MR. THOMAS ATKINS IN WAR TIME. BY THE REV. J. E. HARDY, M.A. Aathor of How to be Happy, thongh Married. A LITTLE EMPTY STOCKING. BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER ...
... FIBST LJE AND HOW I GOT OUT OF JT. BY MARK TWAIN. A VISION OF THE FOUNTAIN.' BY BRET HARTE. •mv. Thomas atkins jn war time:' BY THE REV. J. E. HARDY, M.A. Author of How to be Happy, thongh Married. A LITTLE EMPTY STOCKING.'' BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER ...
... FIRST LIE AND HOW I GOT OUT OF IT. BY MARK TWAIN. A VISION OF THE FOUNTAIN. BY BRET HARTE. MR. THOMAS ATKINS IN AVAR TIME. BY THE REV. J. E. HARDY, M.A. Author of How to be Happy, though Married. 11 A LITTLE EMPTY STOCKING. BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER ...