... 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— ...

... Bemrose. LIBERAL. Sir Thomas Roe was proposed Sir Edwin Thomas Artn, Messis. Reginald Samuel Boden, Joseph Hill, Alfred Me ore, Joseph Cbolerton, William Slews Robotham, William Geo/ge Wilkins, William West Elsom; and seconded Messrs. Thomas Fletcher, George ...

... imposition. The thing was [ v M r - Hardy's infant that night slep m the cot Mrs. Moore's bed, the iatler imagining the infant to be her own child. “Next morning, everyone in the bouse except Mrs. Moore got terrible shock Mrs. Hardy was found dead bed; it was ...

... 1885 OWEN W. COX. Boeeirer. HLDHAM HOUSE AND PROSPECT PLACE HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENTS MBS. WILDOOOBE Daughter of the late Thomas Darts, who was ewe of the founders Hydropathy 1888), One Minute's Walk (ram Item TtewdnH, MATLOCK. Tennis. Bowie. Billiards ...

... h- Sutcliffe (Glossop). the Rev. N- T. I‘arks (Glossop). J. T. Ibbotson (Derby), Canon J. W. Browne, W. F. (Joodfellow, J. Hardy (Blackwell), H. Carpen or, B. Wilks (Burton-on-Tront), A. E. Mills (Derby), O. Goodwin (Wirksworth), b. Axe ...

... ill defeat about celebrated with musical honour- emanates from the Lewis D Thomas vicar of St John Church Robert -street Plumstcad it is certainly original It appears that Thomas large of bearing iollowing: St Baptist Church Robcrt-st instead Sunday Jan ...

... hall-season licence was error on the part of Gandy's chauffeur A fine of costs was imposed DIED THE TO VOTE hile to vote at for Mr Thomas Burt on Saturday Anthony Bolan (78) a retired miner Staggered and fell within 20 yards of the polling booth five minutes later ...

... whist drive and at Hoanor Town Hall, Friday night, which were promoted Miss Hardy in aid of tli lieanor Infant School i’iano Fund. The uriio-winners were: Ladies. 1, Miss Thomas; 2, X. Hartshorn; gents, 1. Mr Evans; 2. H. 11. Babe!!. The M.C’u.-wore Jlr ...

... these hounds on Monday was Lodge, the Derby side of the MeyneJl country. A nice morning ought out a big field. MV. Gerald 11. Hardy tMaster) was in charge, and the company included Lord and Lady i'oic. Sir William and Lady Hass. Lord and Lady liindlip, Mr ...

... Manageress. Sazbr Mr. R., Buxton. I * * * Willlams-Ellis Mr. A. I Bodge Mr. A. S., M. 1., Wales. | London. Whitworth Mibb, Thomas Mr. W., do. Manchester. I Mitton Mr. T. E., Traveller Mr. P. C., I Birmingham. London. . Mr. H. H. Khk. Manager. * * * I Johnson ...

... ! Rd., Brimington. Hubert Wall, 13 Woodthorpe, Norbriggs. Ivy Drury, West Handley. Ada Varley, Ye Red Lion. Ashover. Lily Hardy. Mount Pleasant. Newton. If. Farnsworth, Holmgate Rd.. Clay crom, Cora Shaw, 23 Rutland Rd., Chesterfield. lda Hinchley High ...

... MERTHYR TYDVIL (Two Members). EDGAR JONES (L) - 15,«8 J. HARDIE (Lab.) 13,841 C. Davies (C) Morgan (Ind. L) 3,638 Derby Against the Peers and For th« People. Sir THOMAS ROE (L) 10.343 Mr. T. H. THOMAS (Lab. P) 10,189 Mr. A. E. Beck (C) 8,038 Mr. A. Page (C) ...