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... over by Mr. R. Hardy, and the Carnegie Hall was packed. Mr. J. Cook. Cockermouth,gave an address, illustrated by lantern pictures, and the musical programme was also illustrated. It was contributed by Miss Tomlinson, Miss Casson, Miss Hardy, Miss Scott, ...
... were enabled to give the 'The Proprietors of the N.T.C. being owsers of Tea haps they will be able to defy the tide next. Hardy relieved. The bomesters got going ne• • eiarters plenty of work to do. And Estates in India end Ceylon, are enabled to offer ...
... Sis. Mrs Fi Hardy; u ar ,hall, Bro. S. Glover, jun. fits. ab s .Glover; Guard, Bro. S. Glover, senr. • got ., Bro. Thomas; Organist, Sis. E. B . Hardy Reg_ Bro. J. Lupton. The followaeg programme was afterwards given : soil. Ike. Thomas ;• song, Bro ...
... the trustees and a large number of the members of the church, with Mrs Moss; Mrs Clark, secretary of the sewing clams; Mrs Hardy, treasurer of the sewing class; and Mr A. H. Zardleysecretory. The stallticilders, who were also on the committee, were as ...
... specially concerned with the political misadventures of the cadets of the house of Wimborno. think that, however horrid Mr Heir Hardie and his merry men may prove themselves, the sensible thing is to tSke Cockermouth lying down.' Rarmw. ' The fear of ' letting ...
... human life. Mr. Heir Hardie had seen no report of his speech which conveyed. that impression. Mr. Churchill said if the hon. member had not meant that, then he was perfectly ready to withdraw the expression complained of. Mr. Heir Hardie considered that in ...
... Veitoh said that the defend. ant did not complain against the police whet he was looked up. Fined lOs.— Thomas Meagre,.ve labourer, 10s. or 7 days; Thomas Watson (2f% labourer, 12s. or 14 days ; William Walker (35), labourer, 12s. or 14 days; Edward Duffy ...
... HARRINGTON RIOT. A MAGISTRATE OBJECTED TO. 701 TRIAL. The Whitehaven Police Court was crowded on Mondat en w no ten Thomas Lennon, Den., 58; Thomas n, jun. 31; John James j F ames earon, m 23 o3l ; urien ßo , be 2 fit ; W Le iLliain ßo W bi r o n n: 3 3 1 1 ...
... Michael's ; 2, David Hind, St. Michael's Wesley-street ; 9, Tom ! Whitehead and L. Ogilvie, St. Michael's, divided ; 4, P. Thomas, St. John's ; 5, Ernest Moorhouse, St. Michael's Wesley-street. Best groomed and decorated Lone.—lei prize, value 15s; 2nd ...
... Liberals. A month or so ago Mr. Asquith and Mr. Winston Churchill had their hair severely out. A week or two afterwards Mr. Heir Hardie followed their example and had his leonine locks shorn, and went one better by getting his beard trimmed to a point. And the ...
... before the meeting on Tuesday evening, that Mr. E. W. Hardy refused an offer to appoint him a certificated assistant, and from what I have been told I think he was a good judge. It appears that Mr. Hardy was a certificated teacher, but was only engaged as ...
... was ill. She was told that she ought to have sees her husband instead of getting drunk, and back to gaol for another month. Thomas Watson (32), labourer, no bail, did nee appear, and more will be heard of the aim next week. Hannah &len (31), married, 1k ...