... Hugh CrcJ, M.V. t Ikon; Crad, A.C.H., Gorion lirwart, Mare riir Henry Norman, Raft., M.P. Mr. Tom Richard.., Kt'. Mr. INo ko hardy tn. only Labour nwoollor an the Im W PI ouncilktv, West Monmouth Lord Eaniund Talbot, M.P. kiaronets Honorabia Juautio Dunbar ...

... in mining railway facilities are not be to'depended on in work in the Ashington district. He is otf a these troublous limes hardy, fear lees constitution, the sort of stuff that the real sea-dog is made of, and we hare doubt that Adam ideal sailor. Wo Mr ...

... (York): Finals 944183 Sor R- W. S. (Walmer); Fi.sgetald 450.98 Spr. 0.0. (CardTd); Guthrie 400303 Spr. W. j. (Maryhill); Hardy .47718 Spr. A. (HiUstom): Hardman 161197 Spr. J. (Pendlebury); Haaell 944686 L.-Cpl. F. O. CWakeheld); Holey 141678 Spr. J ...

... the proprietor of the estate of Cranford, Aberdeen, and a son of the late Lieut. - Colonel Sir A. B. M'Hardy, K.C.8., and a ->i the late Mr David M'Hardy of Cran■ has had a distinguished military >nd received the D.S.O. the South Colonel T. K. Dick-Cunynqham ...

... portents all are dark. But we should be poor Britons if we faced the New Year with anything but courage and resolution. Air. Thomas Hardy has been described as the poet ci pessimism. He, more than most men, has an eye to the gloomy side of things. But in his ...

... (Walton); Evans Sjt. S. (Scarborough); Fo»w Foster 47019 Gnr. J. (Oldham] Godden 21950 Bdr. W. (East Gnr. W. (Kilmaurr); Hardy 1 Harris 76000 Gnr. H. P. (Or (Winchester); Harrison Gnr. W. (Beith); Hayes 796853 »>. 199565 Gnr. W. I. (Maidenhead! (Clcrkenwell ...

... Shaw 101679 J. W. (Liverpool); Stone 51176 F. (Attleborough); Stretton 15036 O. (Nottingham); Sumner .8087 R. (Manchester); Thomas .1261 W. E. (Pendlebury): Tver W. (Burnley); Wild 5.769 A. (Oldham); WiM 5.770 F., (Oldham): Wilson 10488 Act. SJt. J>. (Liverpool ...

... LONDONDERRY PETTY SESSION* Scions wm* hold >•»•? day, before Mi -s'-, Thomas M•Cully . W. J. Hardy. K.M.. J. Scott. Wiliiam M'Oahcy. illiam l)ount?ll, I>, C. Camplu*ll. and James bauyliHu Samuel C.«'d\i>. for not \ diseiuirjjod was lined for drunkenness ...

... following gentlemen were present:—Messrs John S. Wight (chairman ). Rev. Walter Duns, George Hardy, William Borthwick, Alexander Wyllie, James Johnston, Thomas White, and James Stevenson. Mr John Cock burn was prevented from being present. Lieut. Provan ...

... Ravolston Park , Edinburgh . He was » orn in-1868 , and is the son of the late Sir Alex-• ander M'Hardy , K . C . B . ( son of the lato Mr David M'Hardy , of Crauford , Aberdeenshirc ) , late Chairman of Prison Commission Scotland . Hp was educated at ...

... Hamilton, Wm. Montgomery. Infants 111. —Mary Loudon, Francis Hardie, Catherinh Bryon, Ellen Stewart, James Forrest, Wm. Jack. Infants IV. —Barbara Young, Agnes Houston, Janet Houston, Mary Duff, Thomas Keir, Jas. Stewart. Special prize for Bible' knowledge ...

... than the other. What am I to do Perfectly good F.O. touch about that, isn't there /T ...