... ent to farm his laud and get the Taylor; Dundee, Alexander Wilkie; Derby. very best out of it. It was an encourage- J. H. Thomas; Deptford, C. W. Bowerman; meet, too, because a man knew what would, Eccles, G. H. Stuart; Gorton, John Hodge; happen to the ...

... by the Miser Chitteck Sarah Fulton, Miss • Maggie Alexander, Emma Breen, Mir ' Sarah it'Neill, Miss Sarah Price, Mr. Robert Hardy, Mr. and Br. F. i A social and dance was held in connection with L.O.L. 1166. Derry, on Friday night. An excellent musical ...

... Among them who kindly presented prises the Very Rev. Wm. Dowse. V.A.. Dean of Connor (rector of St. Thomas' Pariah Church); Nears. E. D. Hill. Saville Hardy. W. J. Bryens. R. N. Kennedy, J.P.; James Sprott, H. M. ll'Creedy, J.P.; N. J. , 7.p.; A. W. Stevenson ...

... both sides of the square were filled with sightseere, hut in cams even the roofs of the buildings were crowded by the more hardy enthusiasts, who at any coat were determined to take some part in the . promeeliege. When the chief participants arrived the ...

... -- 41 - 7F.714.; Magri VIM. retirtgoinery V.C. —Blair, ILO. ; F. J.; De. berty. Edmund; Dian, Jobs; Fullerton, A.% Grimm, Thomas; Hamby. W. H.; Hay. W. B.; Lyons. Beattie; WCurry, Walter, T.; Wile% A. G.; T. B.; M'Hibbin. Fri &rick; R. N.; M'Quaid, T ...

... Messrs. churchwarden. The following officers were . W. Hardy, C. A. Mark. E. Holden, W. then appointed:—Select vestrymen—Masors. J.l T. M'Donald, Henry Seaver, C.E. ; T. P.!Grabam. B. Weir G. Girvan Thomas Smyth, John Ferguson. Francis Toole, i en. following ...

... amendnient-Meners. I Budget' • the gymnastics of the Government. ((Nil. A. Bryce. R. Ha lire D. V. Pirie. H. Mr. LAURENCE HARDY (U., Ashford). ' position cheers and laughter.) Apparently e said if the Government Bill in reference the Prime Minister was ...

... which lay against the hay. Tbe magistrates decided that there was neither assault nor larceny. and the oases were dismissed. Thomas and George Phair were summoned for tramper in pursuit of Mime on Mr. Bennison's land. Tully Park. They were fined Is and costs ...

... 1910. at the Infirmary. Lithera l 1 Road. James Gray. 1 CROTHERS—ApriI 15. at 6 Palmerston Strait. Samuel. only son of late Thomas 1 Crothers. CZYMBLE—ApriI 15. at her father's residence. Hallyeart Emily. second and dsarlY-beloved daughter of Samuel an/ ...

... facings. In the third home lives the Revv. Well. theu, can you make your way back h i to Martin's'?' gaid M. DAVIDSON & HARDY, Ulster Medical Hail, DAVID MANSON , The Drug Stores. John Dodd. I don't know if t e ~.. _. ~..ing here. to Castle Place ...

... shop had been forced, and that the As HARDY-May 4. at Lisburn Road Hospital, in the office Lad also been opened, •sm James Catberwood Hardy. eon of of about £4O in notes, gold, and sh. the lam William Hardy and Mrs Hardy, 17 stracted from the cashbox which ...

... Charles Dilke. Lord Charles ford, Sir Alfred Thomas, Mr. John if Thomas Whittaker. Sir F. .lanbarl Philip Magnus, Mr. Shackleton, Mr. Ward, Mr. Lonsdale, the Marquis of I ton, Mr. Peel, Mr. Hayes Fisher, Mr. coos Hardy, Sir Compton Riekett. Ferguson, Sir William ...