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... forwards. South Bank: L. Calvert, goal; J. Ashley and W. Barker, backs; M.Gorman, S.Priest,and A.Coulthard, half-backs; C. Hardy, T. Watson, D. Hunter, F.Cave, and J. Latheron, forwards. Kick-eff 2 .30. Everton Combinatieon v Cherley.—The following team ...
... before Mr. J. M. Yates, K.C., the hearing was resumed of the summons against George K. Lascelles, fishmonger, Chorltoncum-Hardy, wunder. which he was charged with selling potted shrimps not of the nature, quality, and substance demanded by the purchaser ...
... as barmen, were charged with stealing £1 11s., the money of Thomas Gibson Hardy; two boxes of cigars and £1 25.., the property of John Waterson; and also £1 10s., the money of Edward Thomas Sadler, on the 24th uwlt. Mr. Trubsbaw prosecuted, and Mr. W ...
... five applications for licences 2ltogether. : The Chairman.—lt appears to me to have been a very hardy annual. Mr. Righy Swift caid the fact that it was a hardy annmal showed that the demand did not cease, and that Mr. Gilmour was still sent there to apply ...
... | of the case in which, at Manchester County Police Court, George E. Lascelles, a fish and poultry dealer at Chorlton-cum-Hardy, was summoned under the provisions of the foods and drugs act for selling an article of food which was not of the nature, substance ...
... H. A. Thomas, and L. Griffiths, half-backs; H. Griffiths, J. Roche, L. Edwards, C. Chadwick, and A. Eiston forwards. Tranmere Rovers v. St. Helens Recreation. —At Prenton-park; 3 30. Rovers:—Robertson, goal; Royle and A. N. Other, backs; Hardie, Robson ...
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... Liberal party had lost the allegiance of the working classes, and it would be better for the latter that they should follow Keir Hardie and John Burns than Lord Rosebery and Joseph Chamberlain. The enduring principles of liberty and reform could not live in ...