... which the deceased baronet had been identified during period of more than half century. Commander the Hon. Ralph C. X. Gatbome Hardy, brother the Earl of Cranbrook, died in the Royal Na\al Hospital at, Chatham yesterday from blood poisoning alter a few days ...

... HOLIDAY POLITICS. THE IMPERIALIST. By Thomas Cox Meech. « AR, well, it's good to get away now and then and have a chavse ando quiet smoke and a sensible chat. Have you eeen the papers to-day ? g “ Yea—that is, nO. I think tho voungsters are having some ...

... kindly supplying necessary music. There can be no greeter happnitaa than an honest Pride 4 work well done—Sir Thomas Ho/Lend. • alms.): Prod Hardie, Aberdeen. ...

... and nn 2b5 3d Od 55. EAS! oe 35s od 222, Hessle-rd. ee 13/15, Westbourue-st.. wees 3s 6d §, JANE'S-TER., Waleott-at 33 9d THOMAS'S-PLACE, Portiand’st Sr ee SLANLEY-TER., Seward-st, Od 23 Apply ERNEST E. WHITEHO USE, ESTATE AGENT, 36, GEORGE STREET, HULL ...

... with heather. She was attended by Miss Gertrude Myddleton Butler m&id-of-honour, and by two bridesmaids, Miss Edith Llewellyn Thomas and Miss Sybil Long: All three wore brooches, the gifts of bridegroom. The bridegroom was attended his brother, Mr. Christopher ...

... morning for counsel's speeches. SENTENCES. In the Second Court the following sentences wero passed by tho Assistant Recorder:— Thomas Mead (27), hawker, stealing 2s. from Frank October 9, eighteen months; William Wilkinson (36), labourer, stealing articles ...

... who was Mayor of Durham in 1900, and upon the Marquess of Londonderry, who was Mayor Durham last year. ilby; Mr. Benjamin Hardy, Market Mr. Rol>ert \Vm. Pindar, Market Rasen; Mr. Wallis Byron Jevons, Market Rasen; Mr. Rd. Jonea, Brumby; Mr. John Spilman ...

... TIMELY RESCUE. CANADIAN LECTURES. Quartermaster-sergeant Hardy is one of the smartest and most popular members of HOW THEY INTEREST PEOPLE IN tRe Engineers. Prior to the Terri-| SHEFFIELD I torials ecomiing into existence he wa s . |s'~r:mnt-ma]ur in ...

... Tt IS :nrig while since such a shocking and disgraceful tease was brought before the Stipeediary as that tried on in which Thomas and Mary Huntley m.re the prisoners, charged with ~ .nsusing tt eir children unneoessery suffering. f hese . I .!l.irtaniatis ...

... whom he hae since accomplished mgny Baronets, and twenty-seven Knights. emorable feats. new Peers are Sir Thomas Gibson Car- — ichael, Sir Alfred Thomas, and Mr. Samuel All the ments have Privy Councillors are preliminary comest between Lacas, Sir Francis ...

... motor-car to danger public haa stated brilliant career as student London University graduate health failed him the suggestion of Thomas Jones formerly Memorial secretary to the National Insurance Commis-aionere for Wales became chauffeur drove all South Wales ...

... Night's Loadoo Gazette. 4 RECEIVING ORDERS. Thomas Arthur Lenten, Sbiidoo, Durham, boot Alfred ilouidtug. Widows. clothier and outfitter. Char)via Prince Hill, Kudyard Hortou. Stafford, lately rum-Hardy. .Jaurhester. licensed victualler. William Oltiuam ...