... heurty welcome to the hrge guthening which was present for the occasmion. % | The Vicur wus ably supported by Alderman R. Thomas, one of the best and staunchest members of St Augustine's ~ The 7-&:375& and ecftractions ware in charge enthamiastiv St. ...

... Centenary . St Bernard's: St Jude's v. Thorpe St. Johm's: Rip m—m v. St. George's; Staioland Cons. v Cross: and St. Hilda's v. St. Thomas's TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. Pirst-Fourth W.RR. v. Keighley “A.—First. Fourthe :—Tumlinson ; Maeclarn, Long, Clarke, and Ogden ; ...

... am: Janice Clay llorsfall and Fie,.rick Walker. Qualification £lOO. Solicitor. Prot W. Teal, 1, Hsnsion.roed, Halifax. Thomas Wilson (Todinorileill, Ltd., tailore.—Calittal SA.OOO. Director—lllnesni T. Wilma, .1. Gill, J. A. Barker, 11. croft. W. Sutcliffe ...

... Clay, born inly 1166. die I .1.. n. Oh. An were nine 1.)11.-wing world Messrs. B. ita.Uidge, W. Mineholl. W. Fcnbat, F. , J. Hardy, H. Thompson, J. Atkinson. and A. Culpan. A: the hoed of thr cortege was a company of )real Wes. Riding Pd c', in -huge Invpecnor ...

... and ., made an application to neither was pr. e rgua • will be s el ecte d rum e ion . J..• weepers, the o f th e wife of Thomas were- brutal murder Mrs. i3uxton, at Chet. 0-Carson nate . of branch a 10, Beech se. Elland, which sea, on /Mackey 0. a There ...

... 2s. 6d.. CGeorge Thomas £1: FEric Smith £2 2¢.: Thes Hardy 10s.; Matilda Morns L£l: Tom Furness £2. Annie Hangson, £1; Benjamin Padget £1; Ada Sherwin £2:° Janie Morris 25. 6d.; Ivy M. Demaine 5e.: Arthur Lund, 25.6 d.: Ronald Hardy 7s: Ronald Waod Se ...

... Florence Marsden 2s. Cossnre Thomae Ll. Rric Smith 2*., Thomas Hardy 10a.. Matilda Morris, Ll, Tom Pluneas Annie Hanson LI, Benjamin Padget, SI, Ada Sherwin LE Janie Morris Sal.. ivy M. Domaine Ss'. Arthur Lund b. 6.1., Ronald Hardy 7r.. Ronald Wood Ss.. Martha ...

... ballot bozos were removed to Torn Hall. where the counting of the sates took place place in the Committee law. before Aid. R. Thomas, the rob:rust:4 officer for the Ward The result was &clued as follow , : IL) yr Holden (C) 429 Majority That a mere handful ...

... Boy Burford 10 10 Mr C Kenyon'. Mel.° . Wright 10 3 Mr l'arri.h's Wavelinda Roberto 10 3 Mn. :traker's Toros Roberta 10 3 Mr Thomas' Milford. Rees 10 3 Mr Cartwright*. Royal Raider Wilmot 1 ;10 IMr Heeling'. Hagiology Newey Winner trained by Woodman. Rettinr: ...

... also for insufficiently lighting op an obstruction there on the 14th Feb. lie was fined Ss. in both cases. WITHOUT LIGHT. Thomas Cronin, 13, Lee Bridge, had 10s. to pay for being without light on the right of • vehicle on January 7th in Free Sebool.lane ...

... oonveyanoe. Old members of the House of Commons police recall the memorable wheal Mr. Keir Hardie after his firm return for Merthyr, bat though Mr. Keir Hardie and • number of his friends did enter Palao►yaad in a char-a.benc with a trombone and • coach ...

... in Weymouth you have to go to the North for him. Severed memben regarded this statement as a slur upon Daniel Is not Thomas Hardy a Dorset man. educated in Dorsett asked one member. And C. F. 0. Neater. man, said another member. we, edn• mead ...