... C.8.E., Svo. net. T\VK.NTI TIIOUS AND. Tbe Economic Consequences of the Peace JOHN MAYNAHH KEYNES, U.K. {iio. 6d. n»-t. Thomas Hardy's Works. Uniform Edition. 24 Vols. Crown 8»o.! Cloth C»a. net each. Pocket Edition. 23 Vols. Fonp. Hilt Tops. Cloth. Is ...

... —'National Built Bearer, 20. BREWERIES.—BenCev Ord.. 8 1-16. COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL. Sewing Ord.. 62a. 3d,n. l'sd.j Freeman. Hardy, WilH« 7 Prof., I7s. Pre!.. 19*. 6d.; Unfit and Ord'nary. a Wallpaper 24a. 6d., l'.d., 23«. 7tjd.; ditto 13k. 9d.. 9d,; Fino ...

... for time, and though the men have protested against it, they have not shown such hostility as they do how. Mr. Hardy's Birthday. Mr. Thomas Hardy reaches his eightieth birthday on second of next month. His bodily vigour, if not equal to his astonishing ...

... Harrison. l» Brtdflea b Hardy . 4 Fvacb. Hardy st Amor ~ O. H. Hrid«cn .. SO btrid|(«-« Abel (W..1.), not out 20 Bipyou .. C. T. A. Wllkinaon, b Hardy 0 «• bridge* . 20 Bridfra b 41 Koabby. Bridies 4 . Bye* 11, b. 6, w.l, Bje»8, 1.-b. 5, . 15 ...

... during the lighting at that he w«a killed. Mr. Thomas Gibson, Croft Terrace. Bridge, whose death yesterday the age 67. had been business dental surgeon since 1880. was the youngest son tin- late Mr. Thomas Gibson, founder the lirm Messrs. Gibson Brother* ...

... some rather serious gaps the official report of Mr. Lloyd George's statement to the deputation introduced to him Mr. Thomas. When Mr. Thomas says Within tho next two days, when you give effect to your policy which you have announced here .. directly ...

... eighteen here entered are typical animals. The pig the gentleman that pays the rent many smallholders and cottagers in Thomas Hardy's oonntry. The King is a large exhibitor, but small prize winner. His Majesty's entries number 2o_ but all or© first and ...

... salary required. Ki 12. Yorkshire Post. Leeds. CAPABLE Male Clerk required; accustomed to the railway waggon trade.—Apply Thomas Burnett er.d Co.. Ltd., Hextno.pe \» and Wheel Work,. sMtr. WANTED, by lending Insurance Company. Renewals Clerk one with ...

... Mjn. Stmt'.—W. Rowland Co* Ranjtti. far B. Roebuck (Cborl ton-corn-Hardy). Manchester iGravel Land.—Simon C. Hall (Higher John Sanderson. Mane heater iCheeiham Hill!.—Cecil H. Thomas May, .M A. iCrompsal! Park). John B. S. Hutchinson. * Manchester ILongsight) ...

... after thi*. but wis so elated by the beauty had through that I did r.ot feci it much as usual. The other passage i« from Thomas Hardy's Return of the Native:—Haggard Heat hi appealed to subtler ar.d scarcer instinct, more learnt emotion, than that which ...

... Society of York Florists, held yesterday. Hie exhibits comprised stove and greenhouse plants and flowers, hardy ferns, begonias, ladies' sprays, hardy herbaceous filante and annuals, carnations, wild flowers, ruit, and vegetables, and there were altogether ...

... Speight. Bram.ev Park (B>, v. J. A. Ifytr.cr. Cross Gate# (5;. 15; H. S. Rowley. (51. 21 v. f. Bridge F. Marshall. (si. r. p . Thomas. MebrPn Bridge (St. 17. .Second Round —G. P. Thewlit. Lowmoor (11. v. y - J IV- Rardcu, Marsh. Ht'ddmfieW. 2i v. .1. E. Fisher ...