... man ami form‘the social compact can only pho ogr.iphor. arade, to Maud, sulfur curtain amount of strain. Th« httr Mr. Or. Hardy. Bagdale. breaking-point these Unite near at hand August 28th, at the Parish Church, Lofwhon men not only selfishly consent ...

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... Friends please accept tlii- (the only) inlimatinn. September I'dlli, at Henrietta Street, aged 16 years, Thomas Mcliarrv. beloved son of Thomas Sarah Klizalteth Kelly. To interred at Whitby Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Friends please accept this (the ...

... fam, & maids Darlington Mrs. Griffiths, Beach Cottage. Cox, Mr, Mrs, & fam Darlington Robertson, Mrs & Miss The Moorings. Hardy, Mr, Mrs, fani & nurse Harrogatt Miss Allen, EUrrlon. Robinson, Mr & Misses Newcastle Hay wort, Mr, Mrs, & Miss Newcastle ...

... Through .is mother’s line may also claim traceable descent from those hardy Norsemen, the fearless rulers of the sea, who, the persons of Hakon, of Norway, and Svein, of Denmark, were, as Thomas Carlyle teaches us, at once the terror and a blessing to England ...

... eggs; Mrs. Newton, eggs; Mrs. W. Pearson, chicken; Mrs. John Tindall, eggs; Airs. John Gill, egg-; Miss Lister, eggs: Airs. Thomas Mortimer. eggs; Airs. Barker, eggs; Mrs. R. Bonass. egg-; M(— Richmond, eggs: Rev. W. Winning, cigarettes; Mr. T. Bennisou ...

... retirement amid the scenes he loved *> weii. . The Men of Whitby! The Whitby Lifeboat! How often has the fame of these hardy men rung through England! Manv them ere descendants those who fought with Nelson, men whose forebears beck to the time of the ...

... it well. If, however, it is not well grown it is not worth the laud it occupies because the yield small. The plant is very hardy, and most gardener* agree that the finest, results arc obtained by sowing at this time of year. When genial weather arrives ...

... The programme being given on the latter half of this week of an attractive character. and includes the film version of Thomas Hardy’s novel, “Far from the Madding Crowd.” The story is that of an impulsive woman, whose capricious nature leads her into ...

... Its inhabitants are kind. aerou->, and hospitable, and the men —most of whom **£o down to the sea in ships''—are brave and hardy race, who have contributed, no email degree, to the glorious lustre of England's mercantile marine. The town itself exceedingly ...

... and stating Hurt, Philip Snowden, Keir Hardie, and that there was overcrowding, said that the Will Crooks. An animated and lengthy dis- «cliool had accommodation for two mission followed, in which Messrs. Thomas hundred, and the attendance was within ...

... **baby comforters,” that were exhibited for sale, and sent one to each Cabinet Minister. In a covering letter* she wrote: “Sir Thomas Bowman calls these the invention the Devil. The sale these articles i» prohibited in France; why not England r” A Carlisle ...