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... Town Council have decided to offer in the ibe ee anced registered to people without a hole in the there was fortunately a hardy son of Devon frithin hail to rescue him from the concrete the freedom of the borough to Adml. of the | @ when — Errington. ...
... PLYMOUTH. conential, but only s will receive considcration.— Clerical. oe who agente and nto rs, to handle a vata- — Wi Cama Thomas, 14, ind covered and giving EV F. STEBBING, licence, in aH towns L AY-MISSIONER (married) desires post Devon and Gein ondere ...
... Raleigh-rced, Exeter, VARDULIA (Ounard), for New Y before Merc Ist, 1920, when the fund will via Lizard MISSING AND Henry Thomas Scott, aged 35 years, chief he Gotoe for Livro, Jeft St, Michael's : The vessels, not baviog been beard of attached to the ...
... proud. Sir Thomas Mackenzie has spoken to you on the subject of a club or some institution in which the people from the Dominions may meet. I am very keen about such a thing, and shall always give it my utmost support. The chairman and ir Thomas Mackenzie ...
... brought into eration not later than March 1. Tho classification, when completed, will apply from August 1, 1919.” Mr. J. H. Thomas, eaid substantial ress had been m ade in regard to the Prog’ 0} f tho clerical side of the service. THREATENED. HOTEL BETTING ...
... Warwickshire Stecplechase.—OCOOLDREEN | 94, 100 to fell, and ined movement. t more thet England wer est POSSIBLE VALUE. — Yardley Hardie Race.—ESTON As the way to Arbor, Wavertree All; aod with Manister once not idk, f his partner we Once he B £2), large rize ...
... the OXFORDS TRIBUTE TO MR. HARDY. rapid improvement in business. To Kill The weightiest portion (SPROIAL TO “THE WESTERN MORNING Bolshevism. of Mr. Lloyd George’s epevch, delivered without any of the Last night Mr. Thomas Hardy was presont : banter formerly ...
... OX FO! S TRIBUTE TO * ule WESTERN MORNING Last night Mr. Thomas Hardy was presant at the production by the Oxford University Dramatic Society of “The Dynsets.”” In the afternoon, amid a distinguished acsembly, the University conferred upon him the degree ...
... chant '13; anthem, “O Fathor, let Thy will be done ” (Bach). Special Lenten 12 Psalm li.; bymns 94, 208 eachor, Rev. G. B. Hardy, M.A. St. Plymouth. Ewensung 3; ons in F “ Miserere ” (Allegri). PLYMOUTH SWIMMERS ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PORT ASSOCIATION. ...
... Opposed to the spintaalistio ing the toast “The to Plymouth Hoe, lown through the the smallest pit. boy. Why, like this can hardis tak. to trust rather to the weapon of steady that his Government would remain ‘in 1 The band of rvs Plymouth _ Division, thet ...
... Seoond beat—P. Godfrey tt (Jesus) tp for the few hours lost by attendance at We not desire to beat P. F. Randall (Jesus) by 100 Thomas Hy a tmad-week m , but cannot accept your Third heat—E. W. football is the only sport or Ww. L. Berlyn (Trinity Hall) Statement ...
... Chapel, Stone- | take the. post? | The Wesleyan Society of Wesley's own day suddenly to prevent criticism of various , Mr, Thomas Barnes ve @n inetruo-| Mr. Lloyd George: I was not aware that | may have beén regarded by him as euch, bap departments. In ...