... MEETING 70• DAY . Hardie— &Wig. 1: SMICII. 2 ; Antipater. 3 rao&elle Edgar, Theodestue, Mater*, The Cohan, ▪ T Prmce Drowsy Hum. Betting-9 to 4 headoeium. 7to 2 Anttpate and rTit. ri 1.3 1 tiotomandsr awl The 100 to 8 others, ft • alma Hardie—Meant Felix. ...

... ry'ently. The parties John Thomas, youn?e«t son of Mr. and Mrs Smith, Ash Holt Farm, and Alio? Wa’so-. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bond. Woodvard. ...

... war, S son ol Mr. and Hsnry Shaw, of tbs Orchards At r®*t. , . _ . SOAR.—On the 9th Inst., at Pereira]-road, iwAot of late Thomas Soar, passed psaoefahy away, sf* December 26th. 1919. 89409 Wamn. Ctodj Wilson, 2nd Sherwood Forcatora, aged 14. was *nca> ...

... Bell P.s Ale*. Misoampbell. J.P.; A. Mil Ur. jecretary; D. Megaw, eurreyor (Antrim); } d*anJ D.L.: JtAntton, J.P.; T. H. Hardy, J.P.: R. H. Dorman, |Ar- n«|h). 0 B Graham. J.P.; J. M. Andrews, D.L.; R J. Dickton. James Heron, surveyor (Down); A. L Clark ...

... Appellant: Yes, was. The Chairman: When waa that* Mr. Hardy: 1 think it was the Ist September. Miss Gooding: And I charged the Collector Rates with perjery on that occasion (laughter). Mr. Hardy submitted that .£7O waa a fair and reasonable assessment ...

... 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 ...

... agreed that, should other measures fail, legal action to enforce the rights of the Authority should be taken. The Clerk (Sir Thomas Munro) ported to a meeting of the Finance Committee that of the amount certified for the education rate in the *County-- £407 ...

... (Muster of Art), Master Robin Haines, entertained them. This was followed Miss Marguerite Hardy (Lily), Master that evergreen children's favourite, a Michael Hardy (Pierrot), Miss Joyce Pimch and Judy Show, for which Mr. Tom Harvey (Pierrette), Miss Marjorie ...

... but led off the main road. The cycle would be about feet off the lane. There was no notice that the Jane was private. Thomas Henry Hardy, 22. Tooting Beck Road. London, said Harman came to his shop on December 4th, about noon, and said friend of his had ...

... should lose no time in getting Georgian Poetry, 1918-1919 (The Poetry Bookshop, 6s. net), edited by E. M., and dedicated to Thomas Hardy. This is the fourth book of Georgian poetry produced in this edition, and any poetry-lover glancing into it would be convinced ...

... reply 12 JO before the conference adjourned for lunch Mr Thomas ipade returned from the Government but o’clock Ministry Transport issued following announcement : A letter received from Mr J H Thomas Conference has rejected the proposals desires a reply the ...

... very fortunate, in that not a single member has heen lost through the wax. USEFUL TO aPORTSMEN.-After lapse years that hardy and hardy annual, ''The Sporting Life Companion, ha* reappeared in somewhat remodelled form, and is, a* usual, indispensable to ...