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... Chadwick, and Donaldson; Tomlin, Isanniz7An. a n.:l Duties. LIVIMPOOL v. 313:.iCkIF.S.T.ER CITY. At Antisld: 3 O. Live pool: Hardy: West and ,Dunlop : Parry. R.a:;,ssck. ar.d Bradley; Goddard, Robinson, Baybolid, and cox. LINTr:RPOOL RES. v. A.L4.NCIIEZTER ...
... Fowler, Mr. Akers- Douglas, Mr. E. Blake, Mr. C. C. Craig, Mr. J. E. Ellis, Mr. S. F. Evans, Mr. H. W. Forster, Mr. Keir Hardie, Mr. —. Hardy Sir J. Leese, Mr. M'Crae, Mr. W. Redmond, Mr. M`Kinnon Wood, Mr. \Vhitley, and Sir Jae. Woodhouse. THE MOSS COLLECTOR ...
... the Chancery Division, to-day, Mr. Justice Joyce had before him au action •brought by Mr. Joseph William Thomas against his brother, Sir Alfred Thomas, 31. P., of Bronwydd, Cardiff, to - have set aside certain transactions on the ground of undue influence ...
... n,t England against Ireland in the hockey inateh at Dublin on March 15 has been officially announced as follows:—Miss D. 'Thomas (Worcestershire), goal; Misses F. A. Mack (Lancashite) and .1. Carroll (Western Counties), backs; Mrs. D. Armstrong, Miss ...
... Da2y; Foxall and Thomas; i_ 4 alishury Johnon and Austin; Morns, SURae. lioare Gille.and, and Smith. SUNLIGHT v. NANTIVICH. 'At. Port Soillight; 3 30. Sunlight: Bradley; Kelly and Lloyd; Itaberts, Muir, arid bproston; E. O'Nell. 'Thomas, 0. O'Neil, M. Boyie ...
... oan be relied on to do their best to win to-morrow, abd so make their position stronger. The team will be the same as usual —Hardy ; West and Dunlop; Parry, Raisbeck, Bradley, Goddard, Robinson, Hewitt, Raybould, end Cox. The players will travel by the 9 ...
... Royal Albert Dock • Ptarmigan from Antwerp • Ealinirtml Guernmy • Chpion Antwerp • Ferrel front Chartirte for London Dock • Hardy from Treport • IlLaftria frrm DunkErk s import from Rctterdam a t.oin Anuaeldam • Sitiej flow Riga for Hay's Wharf • !eaten ...
... intent to procure abortion. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr. Abel Thomas with Mr. R. Ba,nkes prosecuted, and Mr. Francis Williams, K.C., with Mr. Ellis Griffith, M.P., defended. Mr, Abel Thomas in opening stated that just before Ist September last the prisoner ...
... of the Rolls and Lords Justices Romer and Cozens Hardy,, there came on for hearing the West Derby appeal from a judgment of the President of the Probate and Divorce Division, the petitioner being Thomas Bater and the respondent being Catherine Bater otherwise ...
... sang selections, accompanied on the organ by Mr. Ernest Hawkins. At the opening of the new session on April Ist, Mr. J. Keir Hardie, M.P., is to be the principal speaker. At the Park-place P.S.A. meeting the Rev. F. H. Robinson presided, and Mr. H. Fowler ...
... Master of the Bolls and Lords Justices Rome and Cozens-Hardy, the hearing was resumed of the appeal from an order of the President of the Pgpbato and Divorce Division in the West Derby suit, Thomas Rater, petitioner, T. Catherine Rater, otherwise Lowe ...
... and Lord Justices Romer and Cozens Hardy had again under consideration the West Derby appeal from a judgment of the President of the Probate and Divorce Division in a nullity suit in which the petitioner was Thomas Bater and the respondent Catherine Bater ...