... E. Rogers Sir Thomas Gooch Sefton Mr D. Graham Earl of Sefton ' Mr. H. W. Green Mr. W. H. Bata Mr. M. G. Male Hon. Piers St. Aebya Mr. Chas. E. /Unbar, Mr. R. N. Stoller, Sir Wyndham Mr. E. L. Townsbend Mr. H. Hardy Mr. W. Ward Mr. Thomas Harts Mr. G. ...

... Rogue Mr Thomas Gooch Countess Sefton Mr D. Graham Earl of Sefton Mr. H. W. Green Mr. W. H. Smith Mr. W. G. Hale lion. Piers St. Aubra Mr. Chas. B. Banbury Mr. R. N. Stoller/ Sir Wyndham Hamner Mr. E. L. Yownshend Mr. H. Hardy Mr. W. Ward Mr. Thomas Hart ...

... 11.0.: Robert Newton. 3.1'.: Gabriel Clairlet. John Dousing. Robert Leith. John Hardy, and Orange Little (all Unioniats). West Ward—John Skeington. James Car- 8 l'cter Thomas Gordon. Michael Hugliew, Patrick Campbell, and Franc, Morrimit \ationajists), ...

... to Sell by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 25 Woodstock Road. :Stith day of January, 1914, at the SALE. L ROOMS of Resists. N. U HARDY , • J. H. BLAIR & CO.. . TD., PARK STREET:DNDALK. at the e Auctioneers and Valuers,- ' hour of TWELVE o'clock. 9 Mayfair. MBE ...

... foot. North were very aggressive. and Hardy saved brilliantly from Elliott, though the England forwards combined nicely, they had so far showed weakness before goal, the North vanguard being much more dangerous. Hardy'e charge underwent a severe bombardment ...

... Rogers air Thomas Gooch countess Berton Mr D. Graham Earl of Sefton Mr. H. W. Green Mr. W. R. Smith Mr. M. U. Hale Hon. Piers St. Aubys Mr. Chas. B. Banbury Mr. R. N. Stollery Air Wyndham Hamner Mr. N. L Townshend Mr. H. Hardy lir. W. Ward Mr. Thomas Harts ...

... Rogers Sir Thomas Comb Countess Sedum Mr D. Graham Earl of Sefton Mr. H. W. Green Mr. W. H. Smith Mr. M. G. Hale Hon. Piers St. Alava Mr. Chas. B. Banbury Mr. R. N. Stoller, Sir Wyndham RIMINI Mr. E. 1 Townaband Mr. H. Hardy Mr. W. Ward 11r. Thomas Hart* ...

... Rogers BD Thomas Gooch Conntess Sefton Mr D. Graham Earl of Sefton Mr. H. W. Green Sir. W. H. Smith Mr. M. U. Halo Hon. Piers St. Aubys Mr. Chas. B. Hanbury Mr. R. N. Stellery Sir Wyndham lianmer Mr. Z. L Townsband Mr. H. Hardy Mr. W. Ward Mr. Thomas Hart• ...

... not say if he was the man who assaulted proceedings opened at eleven o'clock. hide. Other witnesses preyed to seeing the Mr. Thomas Kent, of Charley Road, prisoner in the neighbourhood last week. Swinten. Manchester. uncle of the deceased, A rewind was granted ...

... 1919. FAMOUS NOVELIST MARRIED Mr. Thomas Hatdy, the di,tinguished novelist, was married at cnfield, London, to Miss Dugdale, who ban acted as his secretary. After the ceremony the couple proceeds to Dorchester. Mr. Hardy. who is in his seventy-fourth year ...

... or any Single 2—Mr. J. Coke's r d tLATIEB. by Glacier— Course. with Betting Anyone wishing to have nada telegraphed, I—Mr. Thomas Cook co Mesas. Cook and Hyde's In eights ant be supplied at Is Id par ! Clarke's bd d SOLMLOW, by Lassiatarnallagle. Heather ...

... Joseph Wilkinson. .13,000 to her gardener. Jonathan Milner. /LW each to Marshall Hardy, her coachman; Henry Robson, and her groom. Robert Mills. An annuity of £72 to George Hardy, and annuities of each to her housekeeper. Rachel Hindmarsh; her gamekeeper, ...