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... X Bury “Q. Tonlmin, Bury Guinness, 0 Cambridge A. H. Paget, 0 1 Canterbury ♦Henniker Heaton, 0 Cardiff D. A. Thomas, E Carlisle E. D. Denman, Carmarthen *L. Williams, Chatham G. F. Hohler, 1 Cheltenham Lord Duncannon, 0 X ...
... constitute an important group of greenhouse plants in most parts of the country, while in a few favoured counties they are hardy. In Devonshire, Cornwall and other places of imilar climatic conditions, they develop to a great height, trees forty feet high ...
... . 63)6 W. Pickles. Lab. 3C43 _ 1643-3= R. O. ERI.. mil U. J. J. Stir , L. 1906-1 J maj. NS WALES. CARDIFF DISTRICT!). A. Thomas, L. Lord Crichton Stuart. U 11632-1465 A. Good. T. Lab. 1906-L maJ. 3.00$ OARMARTHIN DISTRICT•W. L. WlNiams, L. Lord Tiverton ...
... Stapley, 11, of Melville- road; Thomas Hardy, 10, of Lancaster-goad; and Harry COSZIII, 10, of Burlington-road, Enfield, were charged with being concerned together in stealing five pairs of cotton gloves, value 2s. 11d., and Hardy a lace collar, valise 9d. ...
... ng company. Empirk Vakikties.—Managi: Messrs. Walter Gibbons and Thomas Manager, Mr. Eustace Jay.—Marie Llo> all along the line here this week; Foster are marvellous dancers; Luis Hardy some clever feats of strength; Franco’s are good in conjuring act; ...
... with eercral native American blood, provided ueeful (oil to the vary highly etnutg IM it is certain that Oortly Lady very hardy and a thorough She ran well for the three year old, and than oanm out and diattngttkiied hamalf at hamfown Park foHowiag week ...
... who served on the Royal Commission on Opium and other committees; and last* but not least in his own estimation, Mr. Keir Hardie, whose oratoncal exploits in India will not be forgotten. In the case of Sir Henry Cotton the whirligig time has brought round ...
... at their came from Chelsea, while Mr, Thomas Layton, di s P °sal . of all sorts of vehicles, from governess late of Kew, and once partner in the firm of cars to motor 'buses, a couple of which had Layton and Hardy. who is oyer years of going age, came ...
... HAM-11 and 7, Rrr. R. F. Hor'.on, M.A.. O.D. (of Hampstead). BIBHOPSGATE CHAPEL and ASB, Her. Thomas Grear. Tuesdav. |.U. Rer. 1. Bm«'a Taylor, M.A.; 1.25, B«r. Thomas Grear. BRIGHTON. Union Cbarrh. Qacen-sqaare—ll and 7. Rrr. T. Rhondda W'llliama. BRIXTON ...
... Guard, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. hardy, Mr. John F. Hotlsdon, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Johnson, Mr. A. Mason Jones, Mr. and Mrs. 31. A. Kalter, Dr. Kempner, Mr. C. it. Ketcham, Mr. Joshua Knowles, Mr. G. H. Kraft, Mrs. Harry Langhorne, Mr. Thomas Maginnis, Miss Kittie ...
... child, Mr. C. J. Chamoch, Miss Cbamoch, Mr. and Mrs. P. Wat die, Mr. I. W. Wilson, Mr. E. C. Ansell, Miss E. M. Peare, Mr. W. Hardy Wilson, Col. and Mrs. A. Gem, Mrs. W. Runyon, Miss Gorringe. Comdr. A. Lowndes, Mr. N. J. Ede, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Prideaux ...
... Arbnthnot. 1 1 BURT -G. Toulmin, Burt St.Ed«usds*W. Gainuess, _ A. H. Paget, 1 Cantebbdrt Henmker Heaton, U *tD. A. Thomas, Carlisle K. D. Denman, Carmarthen -L. Williams, Chatham G, F. Hohler, TJ 1 ~.l Lord Duncanuon, 1 1 Chester E. A. Yerimrih ...