... Friday and Saturday, last two nights of Mis* EMMA DON, Male Impersonator; FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, from the novel by Thomas Hardy parts); BESS, the Detective’s Daughter (2 reels). Week Commencing September 4th CHARLIE PAYNE, AND WONDERFTI. ASSISTANT ...

... describing the geographical feature* of Wessex, which, he said, was a portion of the south-west of England made famous by Thomas Hardy in his novels. H© referred the characteristics of th© district, with its cliffs seven hundred feet high, and its big stretches ...

... others. The successful man makes every defeat a stepping-stone to victory. Who takes thought for the morrow sorrow# twice.— THOMAS HARDY. I know of no genius but the genius of hard work. J. W. M. TURNER. You may say what you please, if you are not anxious ...

... Gray and Thomas Turnbul.; i.Hnrn Taylor and John Tonka: John ! and l.'iohard Stnaiie*: liemham King Jind Benjam*r Frank: Kobe ♦ Merry land .Tam Wb.i’ ...

... WHUPB* GAZETTE “THE ‘OLD SPOT' IS WELL REPRESENTED.” Sticking it Like Herou.” Corporal Thomas Weather ill, the Anti-Aircraft Section, ton of Mr. h. Weather ill, JUuokburu'i* Yard, Church Stieet, Whitby, who was, before being transferred the Anti-Aircraft ...

... J. E. TRUEFITT, BAXTERGATE. WHITBY. (Over Freeman, Hardy & Willis' Boot Shop). Attendance every Wednesday and Saturday. 10 a.iu. to 6 p.m SCARBOROUGH —Leighton Vernon Place (facing the Crescent). p.tn. daily. Telephone No. 399. 9 HINOCRWKLL-Mi. llarUai) ...

... hands: Edward V. Unthank, Staithes. William Cole, Staithiee. William Smuthwalte. Wliitby. Albert Burton. Whitby. .1 I>. Hardy, Whitby. Thomas M. Hutchinson. Whitby. James Pen nock. Whitby. Robinson Jnmceon, Whitby. William H. Clark. Whitby. George Leadley, ...

... AMMKII9MITH Sir W. J. Bull. U 5307 6. Blalkloek, L. 46(5- MB last O. H. Radford. L. 4503 ». E. Plldltch, H. 4376 125 Smßh Thomas Wiles, L. 3484 Lionel Harris, XJ 2803 NarW ToocheVU *8431 D. B. Waterlow, L. 6022 Waat Rt. Hon. T. Loogh, L. 3548 . W. O. ...

... exhibition. Entries, all through, to the orerage. The judges were; Horticulture: Mr. T. Seymour. Loftua, and Mr. Hardy. writing. Mr. Thomas Gill, Hoosheck; poultry, pigeons, and rabbit*. Mr. 11. H. Pearson, ferrets, Mr. Hewison, Li vert on, and Mr. If ...

... Shields: Mr. _ Herbert S. Cratitp, Preston, Lnncs.: Mr. Joseph Scott. Dunston; Mr. Thomas Grainier, West Hartlepool; Mr. David L. Harard, Newport,* Pembrokeshire: Mr. Thomas E. Sudaes, Gateshead; Mr. John M. Tulip. .Tarrow; Mr. Wilson, Gateshead. SECX)ND-CLASS ...

... THE MEYNELL. The mention of the word Meynoll reminds me thAt the Meynell Hunt ere not going to allow Mr. Gerald Hardy to Ware them with* out some mark their appreciation of his ten rears* serrice sport in their country as M F.H. ha« retired from the position ...

... and Mrs. A. Skaife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank (Croft House). Miss Sarah Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frank. Mr. and Mrs. I). Speight. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson. Mr. Thomas Lawson (Hull). Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank (Keldholnie). Mr. E. H. Frank ...