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... lortimer, Miss -Canon E. Crawhall “Cate 6th North’d M. Mrs rs; M , H. White, Pex. Gen. ick, ret. (hon. Mr. ‘Thomas, maj., late Devon le and. Miss L. Hardy. . REGU! LAR vented ‘from attending Commands end were the Mayor of (Sir James Owen), Bte Lt.-Co . B. Tharp ...
... J. Mortimer, Miss M. Poach, Mrs. Rule, Mrs. Miflin (Heavitree),) Mr. H. White, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Preston Thomas, and Miss L. Hardy. Among those who were unable attend were the Right Worshipful the Mayor (Sir James Owen) and Canon McLaren (who were ...
... Cummings, '2nd Sth. Midland Eield Antbuki.ne.e. thlra Oummings, ...
... P. C. Stanley. assisted by the Rev. S. Senior. The family mourners Mr. Benjamin Rippingale (heathen. Rippingale Hardy end ]hiss Ettie Hardy inieersi. Capt. le ,Strange was repres.vited by his elder son, Mr. Charles le Strange, and Mr. Bernard le Strange ...
... city and afterwards at the University. Mr. Lee r s first church was at Orniskirk, and afterwards he was assistant to the Rev. Thomas Dunlop at Booth.. It was at Seaforth, however, that Mr. Lee got the opportunity of revealing his gifts of inspiring leadership ...
... Thomas Hardy’s Wofks. Vnitvm »K2r» •TO®!? cloth gilt, 4«L 6d. e»ch. Podket Sditioo, 1» wa., taO. Ml Ueka atotb, ftt M. net : limp I art each. Th* Weseex , «etk Preface, N«te% , Map eart veL, 8to» doth ntm,'7a. W. nrt each. sag* a. ...
... Collier years), Henry \\. Protlkcrough years), Job Preston years), Norcot Clurke(2o years) Sam Spicer (33 years), Thomas Heubeiison years), Thomas Cocqter (33 years), Joseph Brotherton years), Sydney Parsloe (32 years), William Day (30 years), James Vaughan ...
... pen*. Mr. «nd Mrs. Frank Saul (Wrangle); Silver butterdish. Air, and Mr?, (’has. Hardy: Cheque. and Mrs. AValter Grant: Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardy; t.’heqn*. Air. and M iv. Thomas Grant; Cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Obeaviu: Entree dish. Mr. Air?. Arthnr Saul: Entree ...
... at> the Weslevar urch on New Year’s Day, presided ove: Mr. Hardy. A musical programme wa contributed to by Misses Sawyer an aster Sawyer, Mrs. A. H ardy (Sheffield) Misses A. E mmerson, Hardy, Tunnicliffe and Messrs. J. Martin, Crich, oore, Fogy panist ...
... BIRDS. ETC. good straicL Gt, , Whiteley Wood rd. ^ qitting:;; Cam's be,t, sirain, Whit, kC 1V,. • • •• ,,, •1 , ,,e,; very hardy bird,,, having extensive order to , w - ur will be too iate.—Writo, Telegraph. ) t , EiIZHE for salt; Pun J _ and A 09, zsttetheld ...
... Scott Gott!: MM. C. igttj mineral waters. Mr. rusts owl sweets, It. 11. Rev. t bow Mim Mrs. Thkaton; Ito.lid, Meesr P rinsegn Hardy and Willis:bowlines sad books. F. Goodlier hooks, Yr. trrothort ; toys mod 'books, Mr. Dyer; mid Mrs. Barkley. with waa Catholio ...
... being Sere. Mausbeld Noiton, let-ath North Stuffs., and Miss Elate May Earedefield. Tbe ceremony was performed by the Hey. Hardy, and Corporal Herbert Arthur Norton, Military Medallivt, acted as beat man. The blioc. who wee attired in cream silk crepe-de-cheue ...