... P. Sir JOSEPH VERDIN, Bart., D.L.. J.P. I CHARLES HARDY, Esq., J.P. P. .FORRESTER, Esq., Managing Director. YORKSHIRE LOCAL BOARD. ENOCH HILL, Esq., J.P., Chairman. IT. C. LONOSDON, Esq.. J.P. I THOMAS WHITE LEY, Esq. I WILLIAM M. GRAY, Esq.. F.C.A. WILLIAM ...

... bNonging Manchester, was fined ss. for having been druijk and disorderly in Fishergate.—For like offence In tfiurch-street, John Thomas Merrin (24), who said he belonged to Manchester, was similarly dealt with. Robert Joseph (45) was fined ss. for having been ...

... Haalam (in the ehair). B. Clonesha, and r. W. Lairom. 24* .n for , , V obscene language at Alston, on 7( u lt*» John Thomas Hardie, Wilworth. w.--; wnkinson, Preston, for not haying two Inde•lent brakes his motor cycle, had to pay 7a. 6d. of ss. was ...

... and B.—W. Philips; Hodgson, Nicholson; Kilbride, Hardy, Wilson; Deans, Haines, C. Philips, Cunningham, Morgan. Northern Uftlon. BARROW ▼. WTDNEB. Barrow.—Spencer; Wallace, Dobson, Doyle, Gunning; Thomas, Hlckton; Cushley, Blacklock, Burgess, Newman, Brough ...

... Fine Fight—Right Front. Mr Hardy’s HOPNA, Hopsack—Huna, beat Bit Gooch’s bd d p DRY GOODS, by Dancing Der- vish-Perfect Witch. Mr T Hamilton Adams ns Gen Rajah Sir Hart Singh’a f d p PARTY TRUCK, Hopsack—Passion, beat Mr Thomas Cook Mr Michelburg’s bk d ...

... forbearing, more charitable than hi« ever anv breast. Interested in the topot'r=rhv of literature, he was one the earliest of Thomas Hardy’s Wessex countdv. ho'day articles, published in his own paper. the delight of two generation ~ - inexhaustible human sympathy ...

... Chadwick, who has retired from the position station-master at the L. and N.-W. Railway at Morecambe, is be succeeded Mr. Thomas Williams, starwm-master at Kendal for the past nine years. The Windermere Urban Council hare granted permission the boating ...

... of insured persons suffering from pulmonary' tuberculosis now awaiting admission to sanatoria and hospitals is 133. Mr. P. Thomas, form Town Clerk of Burnley, has been notified bv the Belgian Embassy that he has been awarded the King Albert Medal, for ...

... at Oldham, came to reside at Lytham a few months ago. He was giving an outing to Mr. and Mrs. J. Oldbury, of Chorlton-oum-Hardy, their invalid boy ieddy, and two little daughters of Mr. C. E. Whittaker, Commonside.- The accident occurred as the party ...

... deeerv-mg of mention. Mr. T. Austen Brown ha* brilliantly-coloured painting of a particularly ugly child. J MR. HARDYS BIRTHDAY. Mr Thomas Hardy will 80 years old to-dav and the Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwnghts. and Composers, of which he has ...

... Six roses, Rev. R. T. anutree Trophy: 1, Atkinson; 2 G. Dawson; 3. J. Waddell. Barrow. HARDY HERBACEOUS FLOWERS. (Open to AH Amateurs.) Best collection of hardy herbaceous perennial cut flowers: 1, silver salver, presented by Mr. A. H. E. Wood, Browhead ...

... —Apply, Carder, Gregson Lane Mill, near Pre.-don. CHAUFFEUR- —Wanted, experienced Man; private car; state age, wage, reference.—Thomas Bolton, The Bungalow, Blackpool-road, Thornton-’e-Fylde. T ADY TAUGHT BUSINESS and given opening : rella Corseticre.—Apply ...