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... included Messrs J L Elms, S J Wyatt, Thomas, V Whiteway- Wilkinson, Carlisle, J Valley, J Waite, and T Morey. Others assisting included Mrs L Owen Tucker, Misses Worthy, Mrs Whiteway-Wilkinson, Mrs Thomas, Mrs-Cols, Miss Thomas, Mrs Embury, M s Bolt, Mrs Maunder ...
... thct the test moy be a severe one, two acres ¢f poor, open soil, sloping to the north, have been planted with every known hardy variety of Europezn and Americen vine. Over 300 distinct varicties are being tended. Whatever success is obtained should be ...
... BoyleViscount Kelburn . E . V . P . R . Dugmoro , B . J . n . Ward , L . N . Tnrton , B . A . Pratt-Bariow , Hon . R . Gathorne-Hardy 0 . W . Ormsby , B . 0 . M . Daw , R . Jeffreys , 0 . J . Prentis 0 . D . Kolar , W . JIosc , 0 . d . Ohichesiet . I ' . H ...
... meeting night Mr G Chillers prey' d and the other present IV H Clarke S Hardy Jgylor T H Harrison ft ndy It Hardy Smith IV Peattield aidy it narny muii eatneia U an ' Clerk (Mr C IV Thoma A GREETING to the of ordinary business the Chairman the mem- tiers said ...
... DRUNKEN MOTOR DRIVER. MANAGER'S EMJ Arthur Lionel Dimmock, of High-road, Leyton, a manager, in the employ of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy. and Willis, was summoned for embezzling from his employers the sum of Ai es. Windsor, who appeared for the prosecution, said ...
... answers to the question, What is the one thing above all others for which the British people should strive in 19091 Mr. Heir Hardie replied, Socialism ; Mr. Philip Snowden says: The politician should strive to do something real for the unemployed ; the ...
... Leigh Common, Alice Harris, eldest daughter of the late Daniel Harris, Green, B-rlstol. COOMBES HOUSE. âDec. at Weymouth, Thomas Alfred Coombes, K.N., only son Mr. Coombes, Weymouth, to Bessie Louise, youngest daughter Mr. S. House, Fleet, Dorset. EV ...
... Shilling Novels. Bound in attractive Picture Wrappers, specially drawn by well-known artists, lls. net each. MR. THOMAS ATKINS. By the Rev. E. [. HARDY THE LADY NOGGS. By Epcar JEPSON. THE BLUE LAGOON. By H. e VERE STACPOOLE. THE CANON IN RESIDENCE. By VICTOR ...
... Street, was knocked down by a in Cowley Road, fortunately without any very aerious injury. The car was owned by Mr. Percy Thomas Rite., of Ashlcy Lodge, Rawlinson Road. An eye-witness states that Puddifer was walking in the middle or the road in the direction ...
... winch Nlr. George J. Butler presided. Songs were contributed by Mn. E. Wet. mul (soprano). Mies A. Steed (contralto), Mr. Thomas Cronin Ibises), and Mr. Willie Thom ton, of heeds. Mini Maggie Butler seated. and quartettes were ably rendered by the quer• ...
... sheet bearing oval view the harbourand of a loaded steamer entering the dock. ACCIDENT TO A KINNEIL MINER.— On Tuesdav morning Thomas Hush, minor, residing at Gilburn Place, met with accident in Furnaceyard Pit belonging Kinncil Coal Company. Ho had temporarily ...
... Taylor (a Mstuba Hill sureieor) of the county force. The ranks of local piwfomlnaal teoUemco boy been depicted the deaths of Mr Thomas Maddisoa. old Daaelmiaa. sollwsor. who luccesslully played leadiag part la tba importaat local cay reccatly decided tba Crawford ...