... 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 ...

... IN BRIEF. The White Star liner Cedric left Liverpool yesterday for New York, with a largo number of passengers. Thomas Hardy, Dublin man. who, was •\Uegcd, was wanted in several other places, waa committed for trial at St. Helens yesterday on a charge ...

... 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 ...

... SY, HITE Us and Sons, 14d, Ham Bolling, W 31, News | Man ale gh 4 ‘OINERS W. UPEBIOR YOUNG PERSON SMOKE BOOM | Huss Cale, Hardy ond “pong. fe ky waste. Young Fura -~ « 'ANTED: good man: poly Hu Cawley and JIG py. Wort 6, also NWTRACTOR Lees phone, ter: ...

... settlement than of the drawing.rocri. Of course, certain nanpies are courpletery “oft the map.” Stch a name is Judas, although Thomas Hardy uses its equivaient when he styles one of his novels “Jude the Obscure.” Arthur is usually the thin-lipped, designing ...

... yy child Thomas and Florence HOLLOWAY vist her A NESSIE, the ee Ses vee ment at Cemetery, Saturday, ine Leg. the ANN LANDON, eight, accept this (the ...

... School.—A Nephew Tom Kenwright, 33, Grafton-street; l St : _Barnabas' School: 7 -A stationmaster. _ Nephew Ernest Lloyd. 110, Hardy-streel ; Hamilton-street Sehool.— Grannie, head shoulders. Nephew Fred Swift, 328, Thelwall-lane; Bolton Council School.—A ...

... in its teeth. _ _ _ _ Nephew Kenneth Syers, 47, Walton-road; Stockton Heath Council School.—A band vacuum cleaner. Nephew Thomas Ryan, 12, Hughes-street; St. Francis Xavier's , School, Liverpool„—A waitah.—Very .good. Niece Evelyn Lawrinson, 39, Da ...

... and Bad! mi: by their sorrow: also their eister 44, Warwick-s.reet; id Grove, ‘Hulme, and Mr. and Ee HARDY, aleo ST. 17th ance of HAROJD, 1919. HARDY. in Hote antic of _— Ma i ‘Will ever be WOOD and FAMILY. of our ma ¥—Sacred to J who died in 7th Manchester ...

... having played many games with the St. ,Thomas' Club this season. With the exception of the replay, St. James' and Bea.mont (first round), all clubs will be engaged in League games to-day. GAMES FOR TO-DAY. St. Thomas' v. Bolton; Stockton Heath, 2.30. Bolton: ...

... Alban's lads quickly got into their stride and played a grand combination game, which proved to their benefit. Although the - hardy lads of Wycliffe put up a great struggle, they es-ere unable to cope with the irresistible efforts of tkeir opponent's, for ...

... evidence Sir J A Irvine of Rates’ Sub-committee minimum k fid nine day ' pay 12s Mr Bevin Is loo Witness— -No I don’t it is 1 Mr Thomas— think it Witness it is (Laughter) Mr Association Trades’ Liverpool Liverpool all liu udied Sarcastic Dockers’ KC Mr tho Towing ...