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... With Threatening Lady* At Lambeth, yesterday, two men, John Dennis Dunford, nineteen, a bookmaker’s clerk, Bermondsey, and Thomas Turner. of Walworth, were charged connection with the ho!d-up at Camberwell New-road Post-office. The charge was that of being ...
... by armed men on the Camberwell New-road Post-office, London, was resumed yesterday, when John Dennis Dunford, nineteen, and Thomas Turner were again brought up at Lambeth in connection with being concerned, with third man not in custody, in stealing £166 ...
... Three summonses against the Ixincashire and Yorkshire Stationery Co. Ltd., Boar-lane, were similarly dealt with Messrs. C. J Hardy and Co., Boar-lane, were defendants two summonses (or similar offences, and it was stated their case that alterations were ...
... Heaton, manager. Employment Exchange, Dewsbury. HUDDERSFIELD ACCJDEM. A serious accident occurred yesterday the works Messrs. Thomas Broadbent and Sons Ltd., Central Ironworks, Huddersfield, through the bui sting a hydroextra tor which was being subjected ...
... were taken round for Wagetaff's benefit fund. FRIGHT FOR OLDHAM. HULL KINGSTON LOVERS LEAD AT THE INTERVAL. ScorersOldham: Thomas (2.. Thompson, Hilton, and Davis, tries; Fergrtson, goal. Hull Kingston A. E. 'WilkiMCm and Moore, tries; A. E. Wilkinson ...
... Eden, second daughter of the Bishop of Wakefield (Dr. Eden). In the early stage of the war Miss Eden was a nurse at the St. Thomas’s Hospital, London, and from May, 1916, she served as military probationer France, being mentioned in Sir Douglas Haig’s ...
... GAVE Music Teacher’s to Harrogate^ Thomas Asqnit-h teacher, ...
... FILLED WITH MOUSE, Thomas A. Bradley, music teacher, unmarried, of Harrogate, was charged remand with assaulting a young girl thirteen year* old, who had bfeen his pupil. He pleaded guilty. Police-constable Hardy said that at half-past five on Friday ...
... yesterday, the policy of direct action on the nationalisation issue was defeated by overwhelming: majority. In the picture Mr. Thomas delivering: his speech, which ho urged that the one sure and solid road was that of political and not direct action. stuff* ...
... thousands pounds was done as the result of a tire as discovered half-past four yesterday morning on the premises of Messrs. C. J. Hardy and Co. Ltd., outfitters, Boar-lane, Leeds. The fi r brigade were on the scone within three minutes of the call, and afte* ...
... . Coming Through the 'seventies and 'eighties > ~r - The late Mrs. Henry Ee] en Mathers, as she rally known —had out- Thomas Hardy once ,e were at least two Eng found in every part of Bible and Miss Mathers’ : ■ , RATIONS AT A HUNT MEET.—A group follower* ...
... green velvet embroidered in gold. Novelists and Newspapers. Not many novelists have escaped journalistic training—as Mr. Thomas Hardy confesses has done. Mr. Kipling, Sir James Barrie, and Mr. Wells have had newspaper experience. Dickens and Thackerary ...