... Ceyx, fit. Tndwal. and WatcrgrucL Entering the straight was »n difficulties, as also was Si. Tudwai, and Watergruel two hardies from home. John Jackett held tho command throughout, and won by six length*; a length between second and third. St. Tudwal ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... therefore, have attacked Bolshevik Russia. The fact that the Bo:ahevists are employing Letts and Chinese in their invasion hardy coincides with their pacific', protestations. The present Esthonian Government was elected by the Esthonian National Council ...

... The Hardy Patent Pick Co., Limited. DLIER FINISHERS, practical, Wanted; good wages: I_ permanency. also two BOYS used to filing.—Write V 0 17. Sheffield Telegraph. POCKET -KNIVES.-WHETTER and WIPER Wanted. --J. Davenport and Co., 10, St. Thomas' st, ...

... REOEI VIN G ORDER. Funa t ial Hardy, timber merchant. Rognacton. Derby. shire. ADJUDICATION. S. [Lardy, as above. NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS. John William Everett, tobacconist and 6sh merchant, reeiding at 37. Victor Street. and carrying on busineaa ...

... cause of death wag broncho-pneumonia, which was a dangerous disease in hild~ ren. The child should have weighed 24lbs. Supt. Thomas stated that in consequence of a letter from the Ministry Pensions caused inquiries to he made, and fonnd that Mrs. Shaw had ...

... Plekhanoff, and heir Hardie, which statement the delegates received in silence. As he proceeded, however. the conference became more responsive. though Herr Kautaky did not resort to oratorical language. He said that M. Thomas' resolution did not mean ...

... Toni Shaw and Councillor 0. C. Wilson in the First Court. - The evidence showed that Yapp, being an absentee, visited Mr. Thomas Windsor Stevenson, manager of the Tivoli Picture Palace, on January Bth, and represented that ho was demobilised. As Yapp ...

... Postmaster-General. New York, Tuesday—Silver bars of the value of 7.100,000 dollars have been shipped to baia.—Reuisr. Mr. Thomas A. Edison. the American inventor, who celebrated yesterday his 72nd birthday, expresses the hope that he will live to be 8 ...

... 8.. aged 4 year? Interment Crookes Cemetery, Sheffield, Saturday, TSth, 5 P-m. HARDY.—At the Royal Infirmary, suddenly, Feb. 11th. 1919, David, rello*. the late Mery Hardy, aged 61 vearr. Forty-five rears faithful servant T. Firth and Sons. Interment ...

... OlO 0 221 6 el W. T. Flather, Ltd Henry ltossell and Lb., Ltd. Mrs. E. Osborn W. Fox Tibbens . -.,, 100 0 0 Mrs. George Hall Thomas ,Tyler • Sheffield Board of Guardians Kiveton Park Branch, Yorkshire Miners' Association Medical Fund Win. Griffith and Sons ...