... i Scntry—Paletie Whalley 1 = binson’s THE CASTAWAY 8- Mr M. LITTLE DOROTHY pa. Mrs Frisby’s Springtide, 9-0 Wal. Gri Mr F. Hardy's Ecclesall colt, res Stokes Mr R. Mills’s Crack o' Doom, 9-0 F. Wootton Mr H. P. Nick: Auntie Kits’ colt, 9-0 Armstrong Mr ...

... Ritchie and C. P. Dixon beat R. H Lucas and R. Curie. 6-2. 6-2 A M. Thomas and N* Spi ...

... Franklin + R. Otter Extras .. 13 Extras. 3 AL D. Prebble v A. J. Jimemeye. Trmmis v. P V. Tabbush. Total 167 3 wkts) 44 G. A. Thomas v BOWLING ANALYSIS. G. Candia v. E. Powell. ESSEX. 2ad Inns w.y. Eaves v DH. Rutheyten. 1st F. Jarvis v. C. Brook Leggett ...

... PONY'S TONGLE TIED Thomas Oliver, pony driver, of Denaby, on Saturday to pleaded guilty at Doncaster cruelty to a horse at the Cadeby Colliery on the 8th inst. The defendant was seen to be leading his pony with the lash of his whip tied round the animal’s ...

... vague. The Hon. ‘A. E. Gathorne Hardy concurred, but dissen Sir James Woodhouse, the other commissioner, The Master of the Rolls, in del judg: and .the Hon. A ment, said that he th t Mr. Justice Lawrence athorne Hardy had put the words of clause 3 of ...

... compliment tt a well-merited one to say that the authoress writes of country scenes and doings with the vividness of a Thomas Hardy. Only knowledge from the inside of thin; ether with microscopic observation could ed to the of such hic chapters as “‘The ...

... Parkin. Second Divisior : Francesco Crosa, Walter Hardy. FINAL EXAMINATION FOR THE LL.B. DEGREE. Cvril Second Division: Arthur S. Furniss, Alfred Glossop NTVFRMEDIATE EX AMTN A’ ror THE rst Division: Thomas H. Second Rernari Rensor DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION Firet ...

... beat R. J. 6-16. 27-5. 5, 62. 6-4 ax Decugis beat A W. Gore, 2-6, 6-4, 8-6. P. Dixon beat M. 16 Ritchie, 8-6, 6-4, 6 G Ho Thomas beat M. H. Marsh, 9-7, 6-4, 5-7, 1. H Barrett beat T. M. Mavrogordato, 6-5, 3-6, 8-6, 8-6. LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP.—Holder: Mrs ...

... The match between Gore and Barrett and Parke and Hardy was adjourned at two sets each. esults :— SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. (Holder: A. F. Wilding.) ‘ L v FIFTH ROUND (concluded). o P. Dixon beat G. A. Thomas, 6-4. 5:7, 8:6, 6-3. Roper Barrett beat A, , 1s ...

... wished to withdraw, but the Opposition would not hear of it, and the motion was defeated eby a of 8&o. An amendment by Mr. Keir Hardie in vour of the extension of compulsory insur- ance to es only found 46 pporters. On the principle of compulsory against optional ...

... 6d. net. Mr. Harold Williams, the author, attempts a historical and critical survey of the English novel from Defoe to Thomas Hardy. He devotes whole chapters to the greater writers, the acknowledged classics, and groups the lesser names into occasiona ...

... within the meaning Part I. of the Bill, and defines as ‘‘voluntary who may become the persons insured under the Act. Mr.. KEIR HARDIE (Lab., Merthyr Tydfil) moved te bring married women hin the general scope of the Bill. By passing th amendment, he said, they ...