... Kiln-lane, , was with steal ng from the porch of 7, Hardy Terrace, Wood Green, rubber wringer, value 30a, the property of ttovede.—Mr Tome, tradesman, ol 0, Hardy Terrace, said saw the prisoner loitering abuo on Monday afternoon, being suspicious hi* ...

... hazards, or they wi The pro of the tableaux in appended :—‘‘ Japanese Dove, Miss Heal, Mrs Fraser, the L Wimbush, N. Forbes, M. Thomas, and Y. Godfrey ; “Two's Company, Three's None,” the Mimes E. Radford and O. Paterson, and Mr E. Haslehust; ‘Fair Decievers ...

... sooonders JHARLES, Thomas, High-street, Barnet, solicitor. Proposed by Raleigh M. Gilbert, Silesia Colleze, e Hill; seconded by George Hardie, 17, Ravenscroft Park. FRIDAY, Robert Heary, 90, High-street, Barnet, batober. Proposed by Thoma» Paraloe, 18, High ...

... evening a fre broke out at Oakfield House, Boreham Wood, the resi- dence of Dr. Thomas Charles Marphy. It originat-d in the kitchen, and was dicsovered by named Jono Hardy, of 9. Boreham Wood, who at onos gave tho alarm, The polies were quickly on the ...

... resound.” The singing throughout was well cone, and gave distinct evidence of the careful training the lads had received.—Mr G. Hardie was then called upon to distribute the prizes. Before he did so he eaid that one of Canon remarks reminded him very much of ...

... OLAS8 (BOTs) Regular Attendan-e.—G-orge Gray, John George Harry Wooding, mard Dennis, John Sharp, Thomas Bridger, Arthar Prudden, Joseph Breadla, Krnest Barratt, Gorge Dolton, Wilham Kingsland, Herbert Kicby, Leste Gill, and Harry Ogyelsby. General Imp ...

... otarbuck, J. Thomas, P. Toone, P. Walker, J. W. Weston, and F. Wise. The first meeting of the committee fixed for this evening, the Rising Sun Hotel. Gentlemen willing to serve on the committee are invited to send in their names to Mr James Thomas, the Rising ...

... baby?” Servant : Yes, mum ; and she said the baby liked it, and she was much obliged to you fer playin’ eo much.” Miss Thumpp Hardie: “ Did she, iy ?” “ Yes, niom She said it eaved ber th’ trouble of poundin’ on atin pan.” Warrme: “I’m goin’ to heave bere ...

... stalls included plaib and fancy needlework, in charge of Mrs Cutter, Miss Hardie, tod Mise Hogston ; margoe- terle and needlework, the Misses Dashwood ; pictures, Miss M. Thomas; sweets, Miss Winifred Gibbs, Miss Part, and Mies A. Dashwood; fisb pond, ...

... M.P., Mr T. Gibeoo, H. R. Qilling, F. Gilling, Mr A. Glaisby, F. W. Hackforth Jones, Mr C. A. Hanbury, A. Hanhnry, Mr O. Hardie, Mr G. Harriott, Mr J. H. Hartridge, Mr T. Heamden, Mr G. Hteber, Rev. D. Bnrford Hooke, J.P., Mr W. J. Holt, Mr 8. Huggins ...

... two-year ald-colt or filly, by # choragh bred £4, Mer O. Kelway Bamber, Lodge, Che!msford, Homel Lass, bred by 2ud, £3, Me Thomas Rumba', Holly Uppor Clapton, roan hlly, bred by Olass 34.—For hunters cht weight, to carry over nob exeveding - 4 £4, Me J ...

... . The rtallboldera were Mrs Adame, Mr, Leopold Taylor. Cutbush, Mrs Hardie, Mrs Howard, Mrs W. Hayward, Mias Tudor, the Misses Bell. Miss Nell. Miss Ranken, Miss Ashton, Hiss Hardie. Miss Stone, and Mins Newbery; the Rev. F. Kerr, Ranken, Dodd, and Mr ...