... Messrs. P. B. Austin, G, Bramley, J. Brassington, J. Cotton, B. Doncaster, S. Fanner, B. W. Fletcher, K. F. Grcasley, O. Hardy, J. J. Harvey, T. C. J. Harrison W. Knifton, W. B. Lees, B. G. J. T. Biddle, 6. Parker, J. B. Poyser, B. Bedford, G. J. Smith ...

... clear another £6O. Mr. Mark Fryar performed the opening ceremony, and wee accompanied Mrs. Fryar and Mias Molly Prrar. Mr. Thomas Peat (Kilburn) presided. In the opening declaration, Mr. Fiyar congratulated the members on hating practically cleared off ...

... HARDY'S 3 g NEWS IN BRIEF. Sir Ernest Shackleton Proj to lead an expedition across the South ;ohr regions in the coming year. No fewer than 262 ;07;310 passed away in 1913 at the age of 90 years—26 being centenarians, Mr. Henry Prn{t, who formerly plged ...

... agnicultur. He was stones. with a val) th, the’ bottom, of g ud that the year bad been a very successtul one oh we you can hardy disco en was wer with your eye. ‘ over the first of wan the Socety, and that «lie lest show wes & Wh. some of record im every ...

... INFELICITY. MAYOR OF DERBY’S CHRISTMAS 6IFTS TO THE POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADE. The Mayor (Councillor S. Johnson), accompanied by Sir Thomas Roe, M.P. (chairman the Watch Committee) present a full parade of the Police Force and Fire Brigade on Dec. 24th, the police ...

... third goal was scored. pretty movement iy Everitt, Bagshaw and Leeson toak the Hi into ngerous quartere, where Everitt robbed Hardy. Bagshaw oo- pogsession, and after the received from aud added the filth from one of Gat- imore’s ‘Tne game was not remarkable ...

... loore|the Hope He was stones. with a valley underneath, the bottom | g.ad that the ye had been a very succosstal one which you can hard‘y discover with your eve.” with the Soovet: > and that she show wae A wooden was - over e frst | record ip every v some t ...

... find any reason for a change of policy. Bitten by a dog whielt was said to have a great antipathy for postmen, George Thomas Hardy. a Fulham postman, was awarded Al 5 damages at West London Couuty-couit against the owner, Mr. A. Parlanti, bronze mould ...

... locked her up. This the woman's fourth appearance before the Bench, and fine of ss. and costa was imposed. A Serious Offence.—Thomas Rogers, 72, Peel* street, summoned at the instance of Mr. . M. D. Spriggs, the inspector of weights and measures, for being ...

... njato engraved, George Stevenson, root Dec. 30th, 1913; aged 64 years. The funeral arrangements were the hands of Messrs. Thomas Lloyd and Co., Ltd. OHTJBOH BEOHOHTOH. Wedding.—A pretty wedding wee in the Parish Church, on SOft. TAc contracting parties ...

... Gandy, W. Hart, J. W. New- Robotham, Sir T. Roe, M.P., A. • W. Spriggs. C. Wain, Dr. Laurie, l B Robolham, Councillora J. Hardy . r \v. Finch, A. Eggleston, E. J. O Ling, M. Prince, J. Ferguaon Bell, twll. A. Humpston, A. Wateraon, J. A. Mycroft, A. Green ...

... find any reason for a change of policy. Bitten by a doE which was said to have ‘‘a great antipathy for postmen,” George Thomas Hardy, a Fulkam %stmnn, was awarded £l5 damages at est London County-court against the owner, Mr. A. Parlanti, bronze mould maker ...