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... Dodman; 423, Percy liyam. Thomas Rutterford, and Bertie Green; 421, Jack Edwards; 420, Thos. Boughen; 419, Harry Grass: 417, Albert Randall; 416, Alfred Ashley and Don~ld Field Standard 11.—Attendances 424, Walter Bowes, Thomas Towler, Walter Money. Arthur ...
... passed away. The funeral has been fixed for two o’clock Tuesday at Trows© Church. would have attained his 69th year month. Thomas William Garrett Taylor was son the late William Taylor lop ton. Suffolk, and was born in 1841. was educated HracondaJe School ...
... MR. BROWN'S HARDY ANNUAL Accompanying the thirty-eighth annual circular of the West Norfolk Company is • letter informingshans that, 'sowing to the near approach of gcrwral elf,tion, the annual luncheon usually bold in January hashes-a abandoned. The ...
... in I the echoolroom. Mr. Errest Olitfield presided, I supported by Sir Thomas L. Hare, Messrs. H. I F. Creme, B. B. Hardy. J. Scott, 3. J. Crane (Conservative agent), etc. Sir Thomas said they had got to decide two very important questions at electionfiretly ...
... ASHLLL Sir Thomas L. Hare re-commenced hie election campaign after the truce of the past three weeks at Ashill with meeting in the schoolroom Wednesday. Mr. Ernest Oldfield presided, supported Sir Thomas L. Hare, Messrs. H. F. Cieise, B. B. Hardy, J. Scott ...
... •EPTEMBER. I.—Lad named Francis killed through leaping from fast train at Eccles-road station.—Hemp. ton-green Fair. - - - 2.—Thomas Allen committed for trial for the Gorleston inurder.—Fire at Hanworth.hall.— Axcluegtogical :Feciety's excursion in Fakenham ...
... two letters from Thackeray to Smith; and concludes with an Envoi from Mrs. George Smith. It contains one poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, An Impromptu to the Editor; and another by Yr. A. D. Godley. Middle Age to—Youth. Mr. E. T. Cook writes on The Jubilee ...
... not even » cstion b oing o Sed at the close. Mr. E. Oldficld couled, 2nd at once introduced the candidate be mectinz. Niz Thomas Have, in a brief dress, rderied to the attempt of the Liberal orcrnment to do away with the House of Lords caute tny bhod ...
... candidature of Sir Thomas 1.. Hare, the plc ~ p eotive candidate for South-West Norfolk. 'the chair was taken by Mr. Ernesi, OldAeld. Among present were Mr. 11. F. Creeds, B. B. Hardy, J. Scott, and J. J Crane (Conservee agentt. S:r Thomas Hare Mr. H. F. ...
... indulge* How can Mr. Cobh «ay that Liberal Onvemment ht* ■'outraged every principle its attitade the all pro mine «nch Mr. Keir Hardie. are ia favour of women suffrage—it m essentially a movement wards Reform-and b—ra. the liberal Cforernment mipntsd it. they ...
... nominated the committee to fill the post again captain for the ensuing year, and this was carried unanimously. Miss Coienfi-Hardy was hoo. secretary, and the names of Miss E. Rowley and Mi« Claire Deuchar were added to the committee in the place of Mrs ...
... Collier. Hawkins, flatton and Fo«. Cation -BaHmarah. Brandish. Thorpe. Miuhell. Delf. Bulmao. Dugdale. Klliott. Qmlter. D»». and Hardy. Norwich and London Res. r. Park Lane.—At Baton a.VJ. Park l^ne-While. Hubbard. Mdlihbon. Beales. Home. Platt. Clarke. Weston ...