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... Hoylc;, M v Windle.. Heap, 8. Green. ;G/ llo#orth, F. J. and J, FifMiiig. and tliev were very ably supported by the choir. Miss Thomas, .L.C. Mh.b.C.M., wqs the accompanist. The Rev. W. Wilkinson resided over lai and apfireeiative gathering. DRUNK 'BU#.- I ...
... Sunday work: M. for general three: bred — T once, GIRL, OOD G: 49, Centra! ‘wages: time for recrea- seed fo, Vincent Choriton-c-Hardy, OOD G ‘The Olives, Anson Park. eo. i wages. permanent etc 36, a Young to help with Grove: sep in or cut—O 20. Evg. w= ted ...
... Mr- John A tense and no particular it all that Shepherd, Mr. C. li. limitind. jun., Mr. J i When the steeled, lacks teak, H. Hardy, Mr. R. Hogartb, and Mr. S. i when the appet i te i s peer. where the it kerfoot. nuclei* and the bowels are ceastspated. M- ...
... Tole, GiG dear father, who 2 thelr lewine “Tt! LOULE. and J. by (Beir loving Gaughtere, NELLU tTH—In of my beloved huswt THOMAS. changes memory remains. WIFE—40, Bedford-strest, Moss lovin, of my dear bi EDWARD vNEUX, who passed (serving in 1914 Alen ...
... National Service Ministry’s schome fe “THE MILK SUPPLY. While repairing the shaft of the Fochriw ee ooo ahery, Rhymney Valley, Thomas Harris sau @ pitman, and his were BLIGHT “OFFICIAL the erste tu ut JAN. Oth CONTROL. exaped by clinging to a guide rope, DAYS ...
... IS *routed. What most of the dieted , anhoollh this nonnte'inn M e. Belt I men say is that a 44 hours week would get over Thomas favours the mammoth high speed air-1 Lie- whole 'trouble, but that ia oppoaed by the I believe. he ad' that a letter ...
... Nevertheless, the critical introductions the various poets are, in the previous volumes, on the whole remarkably well don*. Thomas Hardy discusses the work of William Barnes, Edmund that of Coventry Patmore and Swinburne, John that of J. A. Symonds, W. H. ...
... 45 p.m. U»:«—tt.c t.nlr—•ntisnat-cr. IA^LtiKTLY—J nary 13. 9. .-I ■tld. eider Oalletiy. of tlii» \ilf. 12. Nt IS, year*. THOMAS HARDY, son UAra GoaMer. Oartton. Interjo'-r to-lay ,Wednef-Jiv pEKM—January 12. at Sooibern f ►rief lllneo. VICTOR JAMES, [brother ...
... jtvomam-road. Pair« W. M\S>, 4au«hUr o* the Ute . '•»orce liallet'T. ILa ritf. I Ll*KR—January 13. at 15. rond. are* «m. THOMAH HARDY. *oa o| l*je L.tr I >am GouMrr. of Hart ton. Irt«rii ...
... :Cherlton, Bramhall, or Daven} 7 ANTED. ATE BEDROOM with board: dine cut: state terms.—H 25' oe ance Require Bed and Choriten-¢. Hardy: 319: URNISEFD ROOMS AT ee w Sic young USINESS LA’ 10) or APA! Park, Side or Rusholme.—J 1 Purn. Sitt. & Bed Boom, Feb. 1, ...
... penalty, from which Thomas scored. Result:—Monks, Hall 2nd, 3 goals; Crosfield's Juniors, 1 goal. Monks, Hall: Allcock ; Holloway, Shaw; Ilickson, Sankey, Boyle; Johnson, Prince, Thomas. :Mather am! Howard. _ Crosfield's Juniors : Hardy ; Mason, Ravenscroft; ...