... Disagree. .Th Conn:). 9 were resumed al he 'Shire afford. to-day (Wednesday), wipcn Tend lye nrrn.n presided in the frr,wn Hardy in the Second Thu followinkHca ,, .. , wen) dealt. with after our ledition on Tkwrfla) eveainz:— 'Theft at Tttorili.—George ...

... for 12 ail-ages— First Round Mr Fawcett’s Fair Fickle bt Mr Hardy’s Herculean Mr Fawcett’s Fine bt Mr Talbot’s Tippermulr Messrs Dennis’s bt R Jardine’s Previous Mr Holton’s Mr Willington Mr Hardy’s Huyton bt Paterson’s Ferndown Mr Hale’s Affair bt Mr White’s ...

... must be careful not to swing too far in the other direction and produce a race of hot-house plants instead of the sturdy, hardy eons of the honoured eoil of Britain. Many of our children, instead of finishing at the Wesicyan higher grade school, now proceed ...

... ANTED : all duties: comfortable help given— 104 News offioe GENERAL: all duties: wages 6s week -18 Torbay Road Chorlton-oum-Hardy at once orlKL to train Cafe 157EvL N duties— Fern Lea Rd Blackley 2-4 January 7 to about 16 assist 61 Oxford-street cook: 64 ...

... there some years ago. The Ayr life-boat is, like her predecessor, named the Janet Hoyle, being the gift of the late Mr Thomas Kincaid Hardie, of Hyde Park Terrace, London. She is of the Liverpool type, 35 feet in length with a beani of 10 feet, rows 10 oars ...

... Stocks,” yet it is stall in vivid prose that acknowledge Thomas Hardy as the master hand; not in the use of the poet’s plastic verse. JAPAN AND THE FAR EAST. The Fab Eastern Question, by Thomas F. Millard (T. Fisher Unwin, 12s. 6d. net). There is no question ...

... stationed there some years ago. The lifeboat is, like her predecessor, named Janet Hoyle, being the gift of the late Mr Thomas Kinoaid Hardie, of Hyde Park Terrace, Loudon. The Orail new lifeboat is of the self.. righting, Rubie type, 35 feet in length with ...

... two: Northern Nomads, one. The teams ware:—Wittcn Albion :—Hitralec. goat: Rose and Webb, harks; Thomas. A. Hewitt and HiMitch. half back.: Alorgste Thomas. Eves. Fred Hewitt. Forster and Wallace. forward.. Norther, Nomad.. J. W. Swann. goal: J. Jones ...

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... than Mi to lll .4 . sot wen. He of other peopin's ancestors, must be very did his rest to cos, rrY but could not succeed, hardy or very callous. and I know the disappointment must have been most bitter to all his friends in Stafford. I trust it will ...

... lihion. two: Northern Nomads. one. The team• set., -Witten .111iinn• —Hardier. and Weld., hack.: A. Thomasl. Hewitt and Iliblitch. halt hacks; Morgan Thomas. Eve*. Fred Hewitt. Forster and Wallace. forwards. Northern Nomad.- J. W. Swann. greal• J. Jones ...

... event. promoted by Messrs Thienstons, was adverted another stage at th e Lord B..lgrave. Whitcombstreet W.C.. yesterday. T. P. Thomas (rec. 791 •. E. Here (155: postooned. J. H. Tapper (170) v. Wichs 41501 pcetponed. A. H. Game (1051 beat H. 11. Cbaurpnea• ...