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... most interesting Homes England. 2 Vols., £z 2 o Net each, by post £ 2 3 o each. THE FRUIT GARDEN. Bv GEORGE BUNVARD AND OWEN THOMAS. PRICE 21/-NET, BY POST 21/6. 507 Pal(es. Size 10~ by 7~in SWEET VIOLETS AND PANSIES, AND VIOLETS FROM MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN ...
... W. C. Bates, |¢f Sleaford, .mf he was cup&:rud by Mr. | Arnold Lupton (candidate), v. Dr. Waz| schauer, ang Rev. J. Lioyd-Thomas, ete. | I'he questions of Chinese Labour and Free Trade were brought forward, and dealt with *0 satiefactorily that if ali ...
... Duchess of Devonshire was no less determined that Fox should win. For the greater part of the six weeks of the election (our hardy ancestors took their politics, as all else, whole-heartedly, and grudged no time spent thereon) western London, and especially ...
... faithtul to its Liberal representative, and the Welsh borough was equally faithful in returning Mr. D. A. Thomas (Liberal) and Mr, J. Keir Hardie (Labour). The counties are evidently in the same mood oas the boroughs, for the results of Wednesday's pollings ...
... as Mr. Thomas Richards, West Monmouth, and Mr. J. W. Taylor, Chester-le- Street, are pledged to co-operste with the Labour group. wiNers (12). £ | Mr. W. Abreham, miner, Glamorgan, Rhondda; Mr. W. Brace, miner, Glamorgan, South, gain; Mr. Thomas Burt, ...
... GRATIS AND POST FREE. Ga,.den Seeds The choicest vegetables; the fairest flowers. Fl'uitsll Hardy and Indoor Containing a Special Article on The Culture of Hardy Fruits, by Mr. Wm. Crump, V.M.H. Roses From Ground and in Pots. Tl'ees. Shrubs and Climbel'• ...
... how much it has to L-u'l! from local authorities, with their immeasurably superior methods of doing business. As Mr. Keir Hardie pointed out: * 1 (hose members who had had experience of munieipal wark were to obtain predominance on the commitiee, the ...
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... from unusual to see a troupe of Japanese artists perform . It is somewhat disappointing to find that the Scottish admirers of Thomas Carlyle have been unable to kindle as much enthusiasm as would end in the subscription of funds sufficient for the erection ...
... Nelson's captain, Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. il’tm:’whd.uali-bwdhnt&h:. b , even can hv-aniod\bomd&.m tengry into the new year. There i another point of interest. It is notrnllyluvnlhl our great Eaglsh novelist, r. Thomas Hardy, is descended from the ...
... teachers. The Bill shonld be heartily weloomed by ali who care for a national eystem based on principies of ecitizenhoud. Rer. Thomas Law: The teain Yrinriph of the Bill are thorouzhly sound. It is a distinct and really practical .'lltcmr: to give a thoreughly ...
... meadows, dividing them from that heathery stretch which is only farmed by Nature, and which form:: the eastward portion of Thomas Hardy's Egdon. It is in following its upward windings that the Nature-lover his happiest hunting- finds his happiest huntinggronnd ...