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... a adopted the re Vis nt Committee, and the meeti: assessments which we recommended.—Mr. Towle moved the ade tion, and Mr. Hardy Asse: & ment Committee also recommended for ade tion the followin; rinci e—that the ciret expenses should the Rr st charge ...
... parish.” teresting fact that Mr. Thomas Hardy, one of ected residents in the oldest and res te him that that was ee: worth, had just in the 80th consecutive time that he had attended t» receive that Christmas bounty. r. Hardy had said he was in his 89th year ...
... R. THOMAS TTS BA « Mr ought to be the Jast mon in the wor ld to accuse other people of So said Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., on Monday, petence.” when replying to Mr. Churchill's statement at Sunderland that Labour was ent to undertake the are ties of overnment ...
... gold 126 ASK TO SEE THE LATEST EYE SH PED TOitlC LENSES Givinq Ease and Comfort to the Eye Eyelashes MOST TIME BEGIN A GRHMBY THOMAS’S GREATEST SALE Previous Stock-taking CLOTHING BOOTS & BAGS Clearance in all Departments Commences Saturday Jan 17th to Saturday ...
... with Mr. Thomas, Mr. Cramp, and five other representatives of the N.U.R. at the Ministry of Transport. The conference lasted two hours, and shortly after the railway men left the following statement was issued from the Ministry:— Mr. 3. H. Thomas and other ...
... Fred Wrigley. Medallions—Percy Oswin, Smith. tbe tt Pash. Florence Odell, Fanny Baden Vouchers—A lick anley, right, Frederick Hardy, Hilda Sim fo kin, Ema Wood, Adeline Chapman, Jessie Ab tt, Phyllis Colt- homas . man. First Aid Certificates — Geo. Sills ...
... Lieutenant C. 1). Brown to be Lieutenant, 22nd December, 1117, FANCY FOR FOWLS. At the County Police Court, on iSaturclay, Hardy Burdett (51), no occupation, Clarendon Park-road, at first pleaded not guilty, but subsequently admitted stealing four live ...
... Wigston William Branson shoe pressman Narborough Alfred Coley labourer Narborougiy Walter Lewitt shoehand Cosby Frederick Hardy shoehand Leicester and Harold Orton baker Leicester similar offences fines of 12s (id were imposed Ronald Screaton bricklayer ...
... William Branson, shoe pressman, Narborough; Alfred Coley, labourer, Narborough: Walter Lewitt, shochand, Cosby: Frederick Hardy, shochand, Leicester; and Harold Orton, baker, Leicester.—For 4.imilar offences fines of 125..6d. were imposed on Ronald Screaton ...
... contains the following names of Swannington mer, who made the supreme sacrifice Bird, Samuel Thomas Birkin, James Biythe, William Barkby, George Bailey, Thomas William Curtis, Harold Curtis, Charles Dead- man, Charles Elliott, Leonard George Fowkes, George ...
... THURSDAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Tramways 4; Banks 0. • The sccrers for Tramways were Tams, Hardy. Wardle and Sheppard. FRIENDLY MATCH. Norwich City (Doran) 1; Cambridge University (Thomas) 1. Golf. Tim GLENEAGLES TOURNAMENT, The professional tournament for ZOO, given ...
... Mr l Men’s The said Mr O B mg Mils Vi Violet London Gossip From Oai Own Correspondent LONDON Mr Thomas Hardy’s pearances public are rare that Oxford Mr Hardy t Oxford gard it as distinct that he should have accepted the in vitation to be present at to-morrow' ...