... Word. . a tale on the lone, long trail-and that the you've beard. The Dynasts up to Date luminously absurd imitation Thomas Hardy. There is in it, however, passage which may bring this brandisher of the fool's to grief shoud it meet tho eye of the Lord ...

... practical part politics or affaire the town, man was more deeply concerned the welfare of Buxton better known town. Mr. Thomas John Hardy, the proprietor of the Rochdale Time®,” Conservative newspaper, died Saturday morning, at early ago 54. He eon of a corn ...

... MR. THOMAS HARRISON. OLD LEEDS BANKER. Mr. Thomas Hairiaon. for a long time a member tA the banking firm of Mcsars. Williams, Brown, and Co., Issods. died yesterday bis roaidr nor, Stourfeoo Lea, Illdey. Mr. Harriacm waa one time figure financial and ...

... French than called, ar.l stated his opinion, Colonel Cavendish, Hardy, fc.J Major lit positions i.« lie that a v.,i 3 alno to form an opinion iunior't> after dam* observation, regarded Major* Hardy MM) Cork ran quite competent company officers. Aft ~ General ...

... Wilton, Pickering, and Mr. Thomas Curry Oxford Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough. Shire and Agricultural Horses—Mr. John Slater, Clifton, Morpeth, and Mr. Richard Slater, Sibeey, Boston, Lincolnshire. Polo Ponies —Mr. Gerard H. Hardy, Foston Hall, Derby. Harness ...

... of the owners' Society, and ha* occupied the j».-' •-! I'rr-.-sent of tho Chamber Shipping the United K-- Mr. ti. Dal ton Hardy was re-elected and troaeurcr, and Mr. G. was t'iwifa man the Sub-committccs Ciariitiuaiiuu. A SELECT COMMITTEE SWEATED INDUSTRIES ...

... The Hon. MICHAEL H. HICKS BEACH, M.P. J. KEIR HARDIE. MP. T. P. O'CONNOR. M.P. Tho Hon. W. I'KMUEIt REEVES. High for Zealand. A. J. WILSON, Editor the Investors' Review. Sir CHARLES MCLAREN. K.C, M P. THOMAS P. ML I*. P. C. MORGAN. PERCY K. MARTIN*. P ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. NORTHERN RUGBY LEAGUE. FINAL TIE. HALIFAX r. OLDHAM Kirk-off EM. TO ANGLERS. HARDY S GREAT PIHHINC CATALOGUE and ANGLERS’ READY AND FREE FOffT Addreae :-HARDY BROS. (LTD I, ALNWICK , BPENNYMOOR RACES (Under Urilwi Association Ro4e>l —SPRING Raj ...

... painful illnee*. home patiently). Thomas, beloved Annie Goodyear. Cemetery (Friday), November 8. leaving tlx house at it *. please accept this (tbe only) intimation. BARDY. —November 6, in bis year. John Henry Hardy.-Imertiu-nt at Ib-ncaster Cemetery ...

... Leeds Rood. Bradford. Telephone 2571. SALE, about Tons 501b. FLANGE RAILS, good X condition, only used for six month*.—Apply Hardy and Atkinson. Victoria Road. Weat Hartlepool. ELECTRIC MOTORS.-TWO FOR driving MiUa, Fortunes, Engineering Works, Printing ...

... Tipcat a«st Mr. S. S. Sly'* Smith's Sculptor »ri'. Mr. W. W»llii'» War Wbaop. S: Mr. M. ti. Hale Happy Death's Declared a Mr Thomas Goocb'a Messrs. Msyail and Sikes's Such a Mansger agst Mr. E. Hyde Clarke's Henry Oustance. The ARIIA..U STAKES, for 3? Puppies ...

... and Tun bridge Wells, to Anne Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Tucker Du, Wells, Morueraet. BRACKKN-FARRINOTON.-Nnvember 18. at Tuticorio. S. India. Geoffrey T. Him-Bracken. LC.B.. ihinl son Thomas Hirvt-Rracken. Beatrice Hastings, second daughter Col. ...