... Bellis; vice-president, Mr. G. Hill; trustees, Messrs. W. T. Williams, H. Perri, and 11. Jackson; hon. treasurer, Mr. J. Hardy Evans, Marlow; secretary, Mr. J. R. Tager, Colwyn-crescent. SALEM WELSH CONGREGATIONAL- Unlit—The Rev. 0. Griffith,, who has ...

... Esq., Bradford; H. R. Whelan, Esq., Dublin; W. W. Sugden, and Mrs Sugden, Hale; F. Field Esq., and Mrs. Field, Chorlton-cum-Hardy; W. Shaw, ESQ., and Mn. Shaw, Frenton Hill; A. J. Shaw, do.; Mrs. Smith and Muss Smith, Warrington; Refine Pelee' man, Esq ...

... King'. Rd.. S.w.u I>b.enaM?d MR. THOMAS PACJfCKi'OKT, SoutiFAfrica. MI S 3 E D 1 °I V COLE. Ht Liberty Addreu. S, Uolljbank Road. Birkenhead Hilda simpson. GRAND THEATRE. LEED6 Hartington Road. Cborlton-CTim- Hardy MISS MINNIE COLLINS. Prid. Girl, Babea ...

... Clothier at the Congregational Church on Saturday. The contracting parties were Miss Hilda Marjorie Hardy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Job Hardy, of Station-road, and Mr. Frederick John Bradford, only son of the late Mr. Fred Bradford, Court Park ...

... 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. ...

... a adopted the re Vis nt Committee, and the meeti: assessments which we recommended.—Mr. Towle moved the ade tion, and Mr. Hardy Asse: & ment Committee also recommended for ade tion the followin; rinci e—that the ciret expenses should the Rr st charge ...

... beautiful Moat tribute. reeeived. Kitchener Street, King's Lynn. Ilsatrr.--24th Dec., at The Green, South Wootton. Jolfn Hardy. aged 72. Mr.. Hardy wishes to thank all kind friends tor the sympathy shown to her in het sad and sudden herewte. mast. In loving r ...

... KVA. E- D. Heath. Fred Stip.. Lucknow - Reeve -- R. Jolmaton. oouncillors—G. H. Smith. W. E. Headers. R. H. Thomason, W. Hardie. Petrolea—Mayor--E. Preeton. Cosacillors—Jas. Scott. T. Brock, P. T. Rielly. T. McMahon. R. C. Kerr, J. A. Drummond Water ...

... returned to duty and strengthened by about 100 temporary men they were able personal direction and supervision ot the (Mr C Thomas) Mr F Robinson Acting Superintendent Mr K Allpress Inspector Postmen to vast quantity of mail flatter The night mails 22nd ...

... WINCANTON PETTY SESSIONS Moxdat.—Before the Right Hon. Henry Hobhouse (in the chair). Colonel Kelly, Mr. F T Fowler. Colonel Hardy, Admiral H ,P. Wright Rogers, Major Elgar. Major Larurman Mr. H. P. M. Wardlaw, and Mr. W. A. Knight ' Possession of a Cottage ...

... Wilde.' Mr. White was member the congregation the TnMarian Church m King-street, and sang jj, Ujp choir. • • • KIEMJ OF THOMAS HARDY, Alter leaving Northampton, Mr. edited papers at Wrexham, Halifax, ami Honrnemoutli. late years was a contributor financial ...

... extent— R Courtier I think King's important a value it to the Hon DCS travel Paris mail in enable Madrid SI ordinarily he Thomas would millionaires to come to their value— S J Jennings There to leave large city Warwick JiUMlTlVE THORNTON VICE-PRESIDENT ...