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... Iddoh, £2. 2s. Od. ; Worker®, per Mias E. Tbaine, £lO. K>s. Od.; Tyre and Forwarding Dept., per W. Biumett. £2. 2s. Od. - Hardy Patent Pick Co.. £3. 3®. Od.; Keeton and Skinner, Ltd.. P«r W E. Moulaon £2. 2s. Od.; John hen tall, Whittington Moor, £3. ...
... and for dancing Msemo - . D. Northers , and T P. 'Hudson. Mr. Hardy*. Magid provided A festal evening was held in the Council Schools. llosiiros. on and was for the beaellt of Mr. J. Thomas Grease,. who met with an accident about a year ago at the Holbrook ...
... 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 ...
... contribute 27s (id week and wife to have the of the children SACK Leslie 48e 4h Street was 212 9d of between November 1918 Thomas Mackey 9 Duke summoned for receiving the knowing them been November lith 17th Mr M K prosecuted and Mr Mr Pridmore case said ...
... Waddell, Miss E. (Eastbourne), Miss K. Thomas (Cardiff). Miss Busk (Paignton, Devon). Miss Sarabji (].ondon). Miss R. Vickers (Dinas Powis, Glam.), Miss N. L. (Bournemouth), Miss S. M. Eady (Porlock, Somerset), Miss Thomas, Miss F. E. Linzee (Malvern), Miss ...
... kind .imiseion of Col. Sir John Young. of Fennymere, Castlebar-hill. a demonstration of the penning and straying of hardy fruit trees will be give.' by an expert from the Food Production Department in Sir John's garden on Wed. nesdpv nett, commencing ...
... ground, kicked by the sentry. He holly got up and tent to *ark. BRIFTAL TREATMENT WHILE INJURED. One mo-ning h- had • bed hardy stand. to sat on • out. aide the hut whit , the othersmer• in for morning pared, A Gorabm tame up to him wrd toot him to with ...
... and for dancing Messrs. D. Northway and T. P. Hudson, Mr. Hardy's band provided music. A social evening was held in the Council Schools, Mosbro', on Tuesday, and was for the benefit of Mr. J. Thomas Greaves, who met, with an accident about a year ago at ...
... t Schoolroom, Truro, and an entertainment, under the preside! of Mr. F. W. Osborne, was given by Misses Cc Buckiugham, i. Thomas, G. Moses, B. Haynes, H. Hassam, Mr. F. M Josty, and of the Primitive Methodist and St. Georges U.M. Suinday- schools. Miss ...
... 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- ...
... Mr. Joseph Frederick Parker, a prosecutor in one of the cases, was granted. (Before Sir Reginald Hardy, Bart., and other Justices. 39, 58, barman, and Thomas and omas Toye, slater’s labourer, MeClymont, 37, pantry man, pleaded not guilty to breaking and ...
... Workmen’s Social Clirb. Mr Peter Smith presided. The following officiate were elected carry out the initial arrangements:—Mr Thomas Dawson, president, and Mr L. Hcdley, secretary, together with a committee. „„„„ WORKMEN'S TRAIN SERVICE. The Jfoith-E.istom ...