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... concert concluded • hearty vote of thanks wee am corded to all who bad taken part in the cosoort, on the motion of Mr. Percy Hardy, seconded by the Rev. Z. Slater. The concert we a In every way. PLUM AMONG w as the title of s paper ems on Friday remise last ...
... be Mod. The met of Christ is the Imre mold deem modem the hest snlidoto to the suit, of the ate. They was glad to sum Sir Thomas Emirs moron them Me ma ma toady to mist them at Derry Brow thole wort. Sit Tam. Snood% Bath. who was greeted beettlfy. Mt ...
... Iseoutlive reported having sent a letter to the Wesleyan I Conference urging that body to adopt the resolulloe of the Mgr. Thomas Charm:mess, declaring it to be usdridrable in the highest degree that any pantos directly engaged in the liquor traffic should ...
... IN TROOBLIL—Arthor Hays (13), Haftbadda,' ad !Atthar Castor (11). of Thomas WWI. boys. went oltargeg with mealiag a wit alimatitef vales of 2.. 6.1.. the property of rtimmen. Hardy. aed Will of King aria to the madame, Isappeared that on, 1. .Pid the ...
... instruments in Italian. art, the lion. Emily Lawless roadie some mot.hiug memories, and there ale poems by Henry Newbolt end Thomas Hardy. Alfred Ohivant's serial is continued, and a number of *irefully reproduced plates *company Mrs. Kemp-Welch's article. ...
... CRANK/M.IIORA hantnaredll. said the neat. Services were held in this choral, on Sunday hut thing he had to do was to sub Mr. Thomas Brook In commemoration of the declaration of pesos. The (Meagre Gledhill and Brook) to make a presentation morning service ...
... that Mamas. J. Hardie and Heal hese charge of the is Scams for the singers, tr.c. Resolved Mate mmeeriml hyena be ming in mentory of three members of the mime mitts, who had died &whirs year—ais , Mews. Thomas Show, James Armitage, and Thomas Wood. Other ...
... (68), collier, of no deed residence. was brought op as remand charged with obtaining £3 10e. by false pretences from Joseph Hardy. Hamden Street &arra Munn, the proosoror, stated that be was • beer retailer. residins at the Dog and lon. Hamden Street Oa ...
... Amy Le Peons. Illustrated by Harold Pif■rd.—Thinya and Other Things. lectors to Living Authors--Mr. B. R. Crockett—To Br. Thomas Hardy—The Plower of Coronation—Row Rtmjeat Singh got the Koh-piton—Reminisce:sic'r of the late Mr. Bret Harte—The :Limns Te• ...
... to the often of the committee. Mr. Ranson was re-elected treasurer, and the Rev. J. T. Weothingtoo WWII' of the find. Mr. Hardy moved a series of reeplutiorm protesting against the Onvertimetit's Vacation Bill, on the grand that it elms at the destruction ...
... Le Feterra Illustrated by Harold Piffartl.—Tbieigs sod Other Things. Letters to Living Authors—Mr. 8. R. Crockett—To Mr. Thomas Hardy—The Flower of Cmronatlun—ilow Burliest Singh got the Roleonour—ften . ..MOOR. of the eat.. Mr. Bret Harte—The :Lbws.* ...