... Councillor W. T. Deeks (Chairman), Councillor A. ff. Hardy (Cbairwan of the Urban Council). Messrs. Buiden. Deakin and Watt. Mesdatnes Tod, %severs, Kean. Saltmarsh, Huntley, Lincoln, A. H. Hardy, W. H. Hardy, Everett, Coulion, Gouge, Steadman, Rayner and 3eriiii ...

... substantial decrease deaths yesterday were Influenza pneumonia 2!' against 113 for ret Thursday representative assembly Mr Thomas Morris organiser and secretary the setting Committee while Canon to the present over-crowded inimical development welfare ...

... activities The Mayor (Councillor J S presided and the companv included Sir Herbert Xield KC MP Mr T S Gant (president) Mr E W Thomas (vicc-president' the Rev J J Summerhayes Councillors J G Eden J C Fuller A Y Bradford Major Coxen Messrs J Bagshaw Mann J ...

... MOSBORW. MELTS OF JEW'S MARGATE.— The toe% _place on Thursday last week of Janie daticliter of lint sod the Mr. Thomas Sartain .19 the are of MATH OF XR. WM. JOHN DAVTFII —There passed awa i r ei lamt Mo n day ,Mr. William John ot Mon Road. Halfway at ...

... good references essential.—33, Church- Southport. G, CLEANING, &o. ‘Oman, W Sood. WASHERWOMAN, —4, Derby-st., Moss Side. 9 we Hardy. WANTED, good ‘CLEANER. Derby-etreet, Moss S' Wanted, 8! or Da: ‘Want widow: Hulme.—P 22. or 5 Cleaniny WOMAN wash! ing of ...

... a boy juet out of . sohool. horned the compliment. Well, - inner lisp! red the first m lady t shouting from one Mrs. _ Thomas Grpiuger e stout, florid, , i.,, cr ied u_ '''''`% Johnson from the other ' the uriddiesaged man, very me th odical in • his ...

... O. More ton, Portland Lodge Joseph Adams,- P.P.O.S. H., Smith Child lodge; J. Riccalton. Staffordshire Knot ; and A. Hugh Thomas, St. Oswald’s (A-hboume:. The following members the Lodge are on roilitar\ service;—Major Horatio Nelson. P.M.: Mr. F. J. ...

... Higham Council Schools on behalf of Mr. Randle, the Labour candidate for the County Council election, Messrs. Ernest White, Ww Hardy (Alfreton), Teaiah Matthews, and J. T. Rodgefs (Stone- broom), gave addresses. Mr. W. Marriott (Shirland) presided. A meeting ...

... standing to attention if he addresses me. A curious custom. How many journalists have stood to attention when spoken to by Mr. Thomas Hardy? Well, what it all comes to, of course, is that I have been to school again. This has been my nightmare any time in the ...

... Greene 7 Mr. Salmon 15 Mrs. W. Waylen Mrs. Homfray Mrs. Kingdon Royal Well Terrace. 5 Mr. E. M. B. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hardy Capt. and Mrs. Watson SUFFOLK SQUARE, HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL IS NOW OPEN. LOFTY POSITION. SUNNY ASPECT. LARGE GARDEN. The ...

... Leake and WdororpOol Stattona. and hariae extensive frontage to the road leading from WraeH Bonny, now in the occupation Mr. Thomas Johnaon. an annual rental of AIM. Hie Excellent FARM BUILDINGS, which are in the centre the Farm, compriee; Brick and tllfd ...

... muchneeded apparatus was ventilated by Mr. C. ladleaden. On the platform were Captain Somerset Webb (chairman , . air. E. V. Thomas tuerretary), Me. liertert Lee end Dr. L. G. Colville. The annual report, was taken as read, stated that in 1917. 491 patients ...