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... their home*, making f..r aell the trade, experience; ■-.iii' ateady work; good »'neye„ned; distance hindrance.—Write to-dav. Hardy Machine and Woollen Company, 29. Brown Street, ' Manchester. EOCKH'S AS3ISTASTS' White TwiU jAOOSia, 2a each: looee button*: ...
... ss. 9d.—Robert T. Done, b 2, Corporation -street. `TEST GORTON.-13eautItied 4-roomed Houses : Eskridge-st. Edgeley-st., and Thomas,st. : rents 4/3, 4/13, and 4/9 : keys 13 Edgeley-street.—ROßEßT T. DONE, 52. Corporat:on-stmet. YDE RD. AktUll.—Clean HOUSES: ...
... this matoh Queen's Club Saturday, but the attendance was comparatively poor, hardy foousaud spectators befog present, Newport were weakened bribe absence George fi..ou». E. Thomas. H. Wetter (forwards). T. H. Vile (half-backhand (three-quarter back), but ...
... Mr. Walter Runciman, B en., Mr. Thomas Harper, Mr. R. Plumpton, Mr. Jas. Purcell, Mr. Thomas Bowden, Mr. C. W. Ormston, Mr. Edward Walton, Mr. A. J. Atkinson, Mr. G. W. Bainbridge, Mr. A. Potts,, Mr. 8. Robaon, Mr. Thomas Patton, Mr. John Robson, Mf: Henry ...
... ont of the routes Mr. Coolidge has mapped «aut Tf HARDY COUNTRY. Literary Landmarks of the Wessex Novels. Lendon: Messrs. A. and C. Biack. By Charles G. Harper. Every schoolbo y knows that Thomas Hardy has mare the county of Dorset the scene of the most ...
... Sympathetic 0 Pri ry - avenue, Hastings 10 0 E. S. S. and J. T. S. 0 Isaak Donald 110 Reading 2 0 H. Im*?usch 2 6 Miss Mary E. Hardy (Clapiton) 10 0 Beatrice B 10 Two Sympathiser* (Mountain Ash) .. 7 0 E. Grace Shawyer.. 5 0 Three S »ters (Bristol) 10 0 btih ...
... 11 1 a Mr J. Fagan’s Consequence Owner 511 1 a Mr McKinlay’s One Away Coulthwaite 5 11 1 Mr Peel’s Martial Roswell 511 1 ; Hardy’s Thirteen Bletsoe 10 12 Mr Cowap’s Lely - - Owner 4 10 8 Croker’s Herbert Vincent In Ireland 4 10 Mr Kelly’s Moss Smith 4 ...
... 6y, 12st Hb Mr. Basting, Mr. J. Corletts Turbulent, sy, 12st 11b Cowap Mr. E. Davy's Treoil 11., aged, 12st Owner aMr. H. Hardy's Childless, aged, 12st Bletsoe Mr. A. Scott's Pizarro. aged, 12st Cows Mr. W. Hall Walker's Pride of Brea, aged. 12st Bostock ...
... btetcher, end J. Loreu: A. btanlon, J. fcdca. 11. U. Aslon. Fry, »nd V. Robert*. , Wanalead -T. Baal.; A. Wsllage«d W. rmtrea; A.Hardy, W. Blois, end I. noggiett; J. O. Oututiah, U. J. Hake, A. Wintcrhaliltr, »o« K- r»nk». Mr BECKENHAM RESERVES tr. BELBOBNE ...
... ttonwnd come oat differently from what might have been expectod. Thefairar people coma from the colder countries, and know hew hardy are the Northerners their own slhn—■ The Norwegian, the Swede, the are wairiw and vigorous. The Italian, the Spaniard, and ...
... —Frier Hardy (30). stinalman. Stockamenr, was chanted with steelier two odd slippers end a pair of leggings. value 76. the property of Aitred Tyler and Sous, boot dealers, Croat Moroi, Street—Thu prisoner was represented hr Mr. C. It Marshall.— Thomas Heywood ...