... Robson as one of 6 Robson, who pleaded not guilty, stated on oath that be was never in Dinnington on Jonuary 8. Henry Thomas Hardy, who accom ied acoused on his rounds, aleo stated that >bson was not in Dinnington on January 8. The Bench fined Robson ...

... The ord=1 for to-morrow 1002; Thomas Durning. Heat Deoonison, Morpeth Greenside, Mos: J Hyde. Mes; W Hope, bred, oa, W Roche, Byker 16. Gateshead. 1008 J Bensham, Dawe Wreith, 1 Tonguee, Sem Hastings, Byber, Ios. J. Hardy, Teams, os. Weigh to Whee Gallowgate ...

... at a Juncheon given yester- and the men’s reptesentatives together with day by the Birmingham Sooety of Chartered Mr. J. H. Thomas and Mr Stnart Bunning, Lead in Kingdom’s Output. Accountants, said the office of a ropresenting the Parliamentary Committee ...

... the shanties “ You another illustration Jewish race care of himself feeds judiciously sees children well nourished is an hardy one “Then to the limitation families this of the causes birth-rate classes the motive be economic but upper class is from rhe ...

... COURT. Annual Dinner of the Newcastle I poy The fourth annul dinner of the Circle ot the Catenin Association wax at John Thomas Flynn, a grocor > Station Authorised ( was examined at the Now the County Hotel, on Wednosdey. Lee fore There w 1 lay The ...

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... Application of the Witt A..t. The-at would ho fully prt-o•iet year. presented his financial report ter the p.a.( yawl. Mr. F. H. Hardy • the rof.rinx pre‘ident, rho -hair. M. {faller. /by, the riew prreader.t. delivered for pre..idntini flee u Wihion was ...

... number, ho the degree of D.Litt. (honoris causa) was thought the trouble about crops would cease. ' conferred upon Mr. Thomas Hardy, O.M., the Mr. Nicholson asked why the a should pot | distingmuhed novelist, vho met with a hearty bts incleded im Lt they ...

... tollowing who kild down their lives:. -Frank Wilkinson. William Atkinson, James Hardy, Thomas W. Dixon. George W. Dixon, John It. Johnson, John Adams, l'•harlec W. Weed. Thomas Stott and Frank Newton. The memorial wa' uncoiled at the SUM - 11 , s. whidl ...

... sake of the bright eyes of Dona Rita --a fee cored to six months' hard labour. :enchanting. 'their love, told by the seaman, Thomas 49, a miner, p lead , gutty is by to bigamy at Sunderland. Mr. )talon a o ale . ays lea d ed stated t picteresque and the ...

... suner.da to the vaeant post, joining lady Era Dugdale, Lady Mary 'Preheats, lady Berths Dawkins, and Lady Mahe, Gatherer -Hardy. A Woman of the • Bedrhaniber must he the daue.,hter of an. Earl (not, of a Inike or a Marquis) and Is- married to a commoner ...