... cleared soother goal winowe cerium, bat the me OW 1-0 Sthaltddaa I The wand half ea. taw feet threogboot. A enefer conceded by Hardie *a 'bat he ate weakly, and Me Lome wag tenanted , danger. Payne intercepted me sad Rant= tomiliteda l owether Tho woe naproeumive ...

... MONDAY'S HEARING. Mrs. Thurston, wife of Thomas Thurston, wan the first witness called. She stated that at 2.90 on the afternoon on December 24th, she had occasion to lease her house vacant, and she locked the doors securely. At 11 o'clock a.m. on the ...

... Lord Hood in the Mediterranean. In the Meleager, which he commanded, were several young officers— Charles Brisbane, Thomas Masterman Hardy, George Hardinge, and Walter Serecold—who were destined to win undying fame. Captain Tyler's attachment to Hardinge ...

... P., Herbert Henry Bartlett. James Key l'aird, Sir Frank Crisp, Thomas ti.ahant Jackson. Sir Maurits , Levy, M.l'., and Vice-Admiral Sir Percy Scott. Knighthoods: Rowland Bailey, Thomas Benjamin Bowring, Frank Brown, Francis Darwin, Richard Walter Essex ...

... HONORARY K.C.IL.G. His the Sultan of Kelantan. C.M.G. George Thomas Allen, Esq., 1.8.0., fieorwiary to the Department of the Treasury, and Commissioner of Pensions, Commonwealth _ of Australia. Ltt-Colonel William Patrick Andereon. Chief Engineer, Department ...

... Walter Clarke Buchanan, Member the House Representatives of New Zealand; Mr, John Stephen Williion, LL.D., Taronto; Mr. David. Hardie, M.D.. Brisbane; Mr. George Turner, formerly Medioal Officer of Health, Transvaal, and Medical Superintend end .the Pretoria ...

... Will as Dame ShortJey is good . It would be to divine that this female in dress is a . As 7 ' riaipaJ Boy Miss Cherry Hardy is especially , and her daacinjr is exceedingly fine . Mi : « Mclly also is prominent as a dainty Ivy . A large share of the ...

... Y . r > isons *« ed . Add 37 , Utfyer Kuunington Lano . MUSS CLATR 73 PAUNCEFOKT , Uis . 239 , Kind ' s Ro : iJ . S . W . THOMAS , E 1 IPIKE T CALCUTrA . MI SS EMELIE HOLT . . and Soprano Paris . MR S . BENNETT . Spacially engaged , heavy part , A Qutcn ...

... the bark of Itusliden Town on the left, and straight ou SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND THE CUP. HOCKEY AFFAIRS. ADVANCE OF THE STANDARD FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YORK. Dec. 21, 1912. Sir Thomas Lipton is sailing for England. and no doubt will say great things ...

... Services, Sunday, 11 a.m., 6.30 p.m.; Thursdays, 7.30 p-m. Baptist Church, Annandale-road, Chiswick. —Pastor, Rev. W. Charles Thomas, 6, Hadley-gardens, Chiswick. Services on Sundays, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Brotherhood meeting at 3.30. Monday, 8 p.m., public ...

... the wt. The E. • team no Sweet and .4. Nerve, F. Ore* and Heil: N' , ehos-en. Turner, T. Pearce. Hardy and I.l:ey. ILFORD AM) ISTRICF (A.F.(.) ST. THOMAS v. lI.FORD NORTH END. Placed on Saturday and moulted ut • win for the by II I. to nil. The of • one-aided ...

... cakes, ete. Port® Clarence.—The annual distribution of prizes for good attendance took place on “breaking-up day,” at St. Thomas’s Schools, Port Clarence. One girl, Kate Kelly, of Haverton Hill, has an unbroken record of attendance for ten years—for this ...