... —Deng Yates. Arnow : Lullaby_ Low —Limas Gould • Madge Alleop and Evelyn Gould. Raorrarion : A Football Song —Dined Hardy. PAST Sone : Glorious Apollo. or Pains. Pane Bows: I sing b ec ause I love to sing. : Mr. Nobody —Mary Walker. &Lae ...

... n Mr Cocklmi i*. in Uhe following terms: —“The Session • the Orrook Place United Free Church, Hawn hereby extend the Rev. Thomas Coekhur. M.A.. their hearty congratulations on his pletion of 50 years* service in the ministry of tl Gospel. Ordained the ...

... MAGAZINES. FORTNIGHTLY. Tito latest issue of 'The Review'' opens with poem by Thomas Hardy, By Meltetock Gross the Year's End, and among the other contributions of literary interest are The Humour of George Eliot, by Judge Parry, and George Eliot: ...

... 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 ...

... strengthened by about 100 temporary men, they were able, under the personal direction and supervision of the Post master ( r 4 R. Thomas), Mr Robinson, Acting Superintendent, and Mr. R to efherently W. Allpress, Inspector of Postmen. dis sot the vast quantity ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... who said he was looking work, was charged with being drunk James’s-street at 11.25 p.m. on Boxing h —Fined 6s. or five days. Thomas Gran Bridge-grate, labourer, charged with drunk in Bridge-gate at 12.10 a.m. that ing. was found Police-constable Clay helplessly ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Airs E Smith (122) B Smith (118) booby Airs Charles gentlemen Air Crisp (119) Air (116) J Dickens duties ALC were ably Air G Hardy secretary Christmas usual Christmas fare gix'en at Isolation Hospital Oakington consisting fowls puddings etc in the a Christinas ...

... son the late Mr. W. who was for many years headmaster of the Notional The Major received his education at the late Mr. Thomas Hardy’s School, htk! at Boston Grammar School under the late Dr. F&ttenden. On leaving school 1577. Mr. wan articled Mr. B. B ...