... MACMILLAN'S LIST. The Mellstoek Edition of the Works of Thomas lardy. tie Lute. vol--. ,*ta. Sold 1 ' attp. lbs. per vol. Thin edition limited conic*. all which tarn f.-r the will contain ill Mr. Hardy's writing in and verse, and will uniform with M- twra ...

... Tom Sportsman : S.inie Sporting Life. Won a length; four lengths between second and third. r\—CRAWLEY STEEP: E_ HA E (Double Har.di• v cap) of 150 sjts.—Three ir.iles. Off at 2.50. Lord Denman's list 9'.b Cullen 1 Mr A. Saunders's L.B , lis 21 T. Hulme ...

... Rev. E. Walter Thomas. Mr. Thomas Ureter suspended for 28 days. that statement _ the sergeant and constable Greenwood, 16, Throstle Street, Walsden, ASSAULT CASE WITHDRAWN. prisoner s house 2*lo in the morn- Lucv 5 Silver Street, Thomas Elsworto had been ...

... Smith; 1 fowl, tile Order suspended for 28 days. property of Fred Hardy; and 10 fowls, the ASSAULT CASE WITIrDRAWN. property of John Sutcliffe, and to these prisoner, later, pleaded guilty. Thomas Elsworth had been summoned for Inspector Foster said thathat ...

... r w-s yc.-lcrdav infortnr > ' «- r the has for weeks been ar.d tenant* have i :• f -.'ls for foil, only return seriously hardies: tj'.c wee lily washing has hod li'.'Hl • •-n Urban Council t-.»n fcl-erv referred »o •••■li* :ir*« «tnn:linj?. large numbers ...

... 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 ; ...

... says to-day to win the public confidence, Mr. Smillie, Mr. Cramp. or some other extremist will unsay tomorrow. Men like Mr. Thomas, M. Clynes, and Mr. Ilrownlie malls. this, land they must often feel disheartened. lEvery industrial dispute whose effect ...

... just concluded, in which over forty men of varying poetical stature had perished, has altered our views In that respect. Thomas Hardy ha,.s penned a charming tribute to 'his memory, whilst the elder Coulson has expressed at father's pride in a noble son ...

... EdoUton. Doact. and Wright. half Hughe*, Mercer. Stevens and Lee. forward*. Referee. F. A. Freeniantle; linc.-roou, D. R. Thomas and W. J#. Ifardnick. will now hav.a meet Burnley in the Second Round the Biirnlev ground The official return of the artendat ...

... 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 ...

... Waggon for Sale, good order. —J. Hanson and Son, Huddersfleld. t'i ENT.'S Cycle for Sale; good running order, £4 10s. —Apply 1, Thomas-pl., Portland-st. FOB SALE, J.E.S., auxiliary attachment; aheap lor quick buyer, £11.—87, Edgecumbe-et. 2-seater, Car, 10-12 ...

... 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 ...