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... Banyan° ran tint in the Warrington Handicap Hardie race of 150 move. F was the rider, and the horse was trained by Latham. At the same meeting Mr Reid Walker's tdinetta ran firm In the Ashton Maiden Hardie race of TO sove, Walkeden being the rider. o— ...
... General Election in April or May, but certainly not later than June. A complete Session is the estimate of ethers. Mr. Heir Hardie gives this Parliament teo years, and others ace no reason why it should not last out three or four. No doubt the next kw weeks ...
... exceptions are his illustrations to .4. in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. President of lb , - Authors Club. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who succeeds the late Mr. George .111eit.tli 114 President of the Authors' Club, lei a man of many aptitudes. He was born ...
... embezzled about £l,OOO belonging to the society. IMMO COMPOUND' (Aniseed, Eloosio, Ulu, &a), for Influenza. 90., 25.9 d. Mr. Thomas Hardy has accepted . GM post of President of the Authors' Club, in succession to the late Mr. George Meredith. - It is officially ...
... tradition, and knows nothing of sentiment. One of the claims of Nevill's-court to dstinction in these is that it has Mr. Heir Hardie for one of its residents, but in the past it has known•kome of London's greatest men, and some of the queer old houses still ...
... ORDER OF mEatr. the all Gateffe announces that the King has iwoninted to the Order of Merit Sir William Crooke. sod Mr. Thomas Hardy. BATTLEFIELD FOR SALE. Among the lots offered for oak at an auction at Looth, Lincolnshire, battlefield of Worweby. where ...
... short and distinguished list of men and women who are entitled to use the letters O.M. after their names. They are Mr. Thomas Hardy and Sir William Crookes. The former, representing Literature, succeeds to the place formerly held by George Meredith, while ...
... Ashbourne, recently occupied by Hardy and Hardy; rent £2O. Also CO'ITAGE at rear of above.—Locker, Green Road, Ashbonnie. qv LET, Sept. 29th, PADDOCK VILLAS; two JL reception, four bedrooms, bathroom, kitchens. Apply, Mr.. Thomas Haycock, Station-street, Ashbottrue ...
... Ashbourne, recently occupied by Hardy and Hardy; rent £2O. Also COITAGE at rear of above.—Locker, Green Road, Ashbourne. - - - - LET, Sept. 2901, PADDOCK VILLAS: two 1 reception, four bedrooms, bathroom, kitchens. Apply, Mrs. Thomas Haycock, Station-street, ...
... H. Hardy T. I'. Kempson, W. J. ' ' Idainard, and hwabe, g.yrn.). Joseph Poyser, labourer, Marston who did not appear, was charged with using itatleeent language oat June 20th. The case was adjourned to maid? defeudant to put in appearance. Thomas Roberts ...
... Benjamin Thomas, seventy-one. a colliery labourer, charged with obtaining an Old-Age Pension by false pretences, was fined L 5 a ith the alternative of a month's impri4onmellt. CHURCHYARD CINE3IATOGRAI'II. A lecture given by the Rev. Mr. Hardy in the ...
... farmer found Mr. E. L. C. P. Hardy, of Bromley-road, Catford. and his son Edward lying demi on a footpath On Moe! Siabod. r. high mountain near Snowdon. The farmer was attracted to the spot by the barking of his dog. Mr. Hardy and his son had been stayins ...