... advocates. representatives the United Kingdom Alliance have lost time in interviewing the candidates. Early this afternoon Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Guy the Rev. A. Graham Barton, and Mr. A. G. Barker, after calling at Darlington to question Mr. Henderson, nude their ...

... new novel, whose sad case exactly illustrates our point. The tbe latest vnluaw issued Marmillan's popular edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy a works. editor of Mte#r*. Cliapmsu sod Hall's Biographies! Edition works continues to supplement commonly known facts ...

... pOPUIrAR° TALTAL r MARIA WJGEWORTH. 1 With lMmlu.l by ANNE THACKERAY RITCHIE, and ration* CHRIS HAM MOM I. POPULAR EDRfUX OH THOMAS HARDY WORKS. Vnlt.ua With a Map Vrwi in am-h. Crows few, fe. Id. endk TV Mr*. Mettry Wood wldraa and Mrenglhana.— KAI.P. OVER ...

... Saturday at Moultoa Marsh, near Spalding, the body John Hardy, aged 70, farm foreman, who was found drowned m pit on Urn farm Mr. Henry Crawler, where be had worked for years, the showed that Hardy home waa found tied to some railings near the pit, and ...

... Committee t*xlorday. signed the following .Members Parliament —Messra. W. Abraham. R. Bell. John Burns, Thomas Burt. W. Crook*. C. kenwi k. -I. Hardie. A. Henderson. D. J. and John Wilson Mid-Durham). After pointing out that protection might obtain -mall ...

... yesterday, before Mr. Justice Kekewrich, tho action T. Ashley and Sons (Limited) and William Haddou Owen, against Thomas Ashley elder. Thomas Ashley the younger, John Win. Ashley (*ued William'Ashley) came for hearing. The plaintiffs, who are agricultural ...

... the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church. Waterloo; the Rev. T. H. Martin, of the Congregational Church, Crosby; and tho Rev. Thomas Adamson, minister, of Waterloo. The plea urged by the defendants was that they objected to pay a rate iu support sectarian ...

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... that I have fino you Ms. and 1 .. ahould have liked to you with a small*»*• , At Retford, Thomas Mr. Gar tide, Worksop, at motor V* r . .summoned. Superintendent Thomas said tlio defendant more than 2» «**■ liour. Tho Chairman said Bench were o. that the ...

... formal verdict- *' Not guilty.*' and the prisoner dwharged. Mr. J. Hardy: My Lord, wi.-h state that Mr. Hon accepts full responsibility The Recorder (interrupting): Who are you Mr. Hardy: I represent Mr. Hoc The Recorder: You hare locus -landi. have nolhing ...

... all, the sturdy independence of the Yorkshire dale-folk, among whom In* lived many tear-. - loved to talk of Craven, and hi* hardy endurautr, hi* simplicity do--, and llcnt judgment ki«.i may i»« traced to his life the York-hue moots. Mar.v who under hi- ...

... POTTERY CHIPPENDALE, HATINWOOD. and OAR FURNITURE COLfSuRED ENGRAVINGS. OIL PRINTS. WATERCOLOURS. OIL FAJNTLwS. etc. Ifcs«re THOMAS WALKER and SONS hare Tccelred instruction* from Collector ihe North of England to Catalogue du-ne'i-e Auction (without Rooma ...