... Sunderland Office April Tth, 1908, his lawful wife l>eing then alive. Mr W. Brown appeared prosecute. Margaret .Smith, wife of Thomas Smith, minor, Mnrton eaid prieoner’a lawful wife was her cousin. July Ist, 1906. sh« was the Homan Catholic Churoh, Houghtc»n- ...

... retiring , hare, jam, cake, and tea. to the pavilion. i Mr. V. A. liolroyd presided over • company aumberin? 45. Mr. E J. Hardy occupied the vice' the game being started afresh Bardeen and chair. _ members ens their Cotter bowled. Henn, with an on ...

... cannot attend the annual dinner of tho Darlington Chamber of Agriculture on Friday , January 5 . Tho Hod , Ealph Gathorne-Hardy , Fla-g Commander of tho King Edward VII . battleship , and brother of tho Earl of Oranbrook , died on Saturday afternoon at ...

... Oregonian eipresa wee wrecked tho ult. near Shawn, North Dakota. Six persona were kitted and 13 injured. Honourable H. OatborM Hardy, brother of the Earl of Cr.nbeo.jk, died the Royal Naval Hospital, Chatham, the receipts the Belfast * for 1911 amounted ...

... Willianr. rim Wright fourth prise, Mr. Campbell Adam*.- fifth pnne, Mr. T. H. Thompson; sixth priaa, Sir. Thomas Adams; seventhprize.Mr. Thomas Bell; eighth prise, Mr. H. B. Doug- .n. las, ninth prize. Mr. Tboma- and con- igtton prise. Mr. R. Simms. Luncheon ...

... lists :- and Mr Arnold Hills, and the following rsso- BARONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. lotion was carried with acclamation:- Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael. Governor of That the citizens and craftsmen of the Madras. capital, in public meeting assembled, repro-9ir ...

... for Ireb n-1 H.M. ; office and‘the Royal City Cl tuolm Hospital. Dr a i been •■■•■;ner Ui ■ Royal College of Physicians. Thomas Henry Berridge, Esq. Air erritlge was Liberal Warwick and irom I9OG 1910. A solicitor, he is a n.her the firm Purn .idg e ...

... DEATH HON RALPH GAT HORNE The Hon. Ralph Gathorne Hardy, Flag Commander of the King Edward VII. battleship, and brother of Uie Earl of Oanbrook. died Saturday afternoon at live Royal Naval Hospital. Chatham, from blood pouiojiiig. Thirty-nix years of ...

... Willesden Green, N.W. Moorsom, R. P., Cleadon, Sunderland Mullin, J. C., v. Milton, Stoke-on- Trent. Newland, M. S., v. S. Thomas's, Stourbridge. Odeh, N. Oxford. Paine, V. IL West Iren.. W. Parr, E. G. C., London, S.W. Price,J. A., v. Longnor, Buxton ...

... Year’s list proves their statement Thomas gt length is awarded the barony with which his name has’ been so often aseiociated and as if to make the new peerages international there is a new Scottish peer in Sir Thomae Gibson Carmichael and ’new English ...

... the Match Book in Ireland, and registrar to the Irish National Hunt Committee. Dublin, Apnl IV, aged 68. BROCKLHBANK. Sir Thomas A well-known supporter uoanring. £. Pilkingums r'laumble, an.cn dnufod the Waterloo Plato «n 19U4. In 1»00 bis llortk r Song ...

... presided the v ttie -^' Alexander secretary i Gotland Arboriculbural and ral Society, was croupier. Among D were— ...