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... M’C*rea. J.P.; people's. Mr. HaU-s. Sidesmen—Messrs. Thomas Bovtlj and .las, I>nfhn. Vestry—Mfcsvrs. .fa*-. Boyd. John Kerr, .foluj ptifflu, .las. Fawcett. Henry Campbell. H. 4. Boyd. VVnt. 'd'Mullau, Thomas Borill. \Vrn. Bovill. David Kerr, 4as. DtUBo. and ...
... following were unanimously rrelected:—President, Mr. David Johnaton, J.P.; ave-preaidenta, Mr. James Ireland, J.P.. mid Mr. Thomas Hardy. .J.P.; chairman of council, Major 11..1. M'Cormack; vice. chairman, Mr. Wm. It. Morrow: deputy. chairman of council, Mr ...
... oolt (Mr. Garland) . B. rolling 9 0 Brogue colt (Mr. G culdas) Bralme 9 0 Lady Ban try colt (Mr. P. Hardy) Hogg 9 0 Llssavaddy colt (Mr. F. Hardy) Hogg 9 0 Daphnla (Mr. 13. E. O. Langley) .. J Cannon 9 O Nobody's Child (Mias Dickson) Parkes J 9 0 ...
... poser ani with the war. None of there Mire the entotiona now of them hem the rowing power of some of the war poems of Mr. Thoma. Hardy. Sir William Watson Flicker, and • few of the younger poet.. He cannot, Amite the Tyrtgaten note penticoately, make the ...
... Gilgin; G.Chap., Rev. J. Whan, M.A.; D.G. Chaps., Hovs. W. B. Allman. R. S. Morrison, H. E. Hardy, J. H. Lucas. R. B. White, and tho Lord Bishop of Derry; rcg., Thomas Gordon; tress., W. J. Bmrr; dep. reg., George Wallace; dep. treat., J. Johnston. ...
... Tho elections for Armagh County Council will ha held on sth June, and Mr. Thomas K. Reid, returning officer, has received the following nominations. Armagh are:* (.X seats)—Thomas ' MMiurc, J.P. IV.) -, Edward Cowdv. L.. ). Donnelly. Tullyard t S.K.); and ...
... POMEROY AREA. For Pomeroy area (five old electoral dirisiona. for which fonr seats Are allotted) the Unionist candidates are Mr. Thomas Greer, J.P., and Mr. George Wrartney (both new men as none of the retiring Councillors would ?nand). There are fire Nationalist ...
... en u c t ri jo t Ti iel te sed_t e ite_ . eit . ton Murray Wer (U.), P.7.Nolan (N.). John • :- - Comeillor. • the • H. Thomas ' .in camera. • - • - -rocincillor. BaiTd • Paid' the Conneil were • Gove`nineet . .Slderroon. (chairman) . ~ W while Bin ...
... ing with him in Welsh. But it was at ‘Member, Sir Kat. James Bracken-| ‘The mo that he had what he admitted was ridge, P.M, THOMAS MARTIN WM. wi , Registrar. the surprisies of his life, Mr, Lloyd out to dinner, and, at bis residence, City had bite invited ...
... Cambridge, where he held the i»«ifjoji of iirincipal of Ridley Hall. Reader Tes« of th« O’UrbervtDes will rwoeTphe.- the Rev. Thomas Hardy painted word picture o*' Dr. Moule In him. fact the whole of feroilv appear in the pager of Tcm,’' 'he Clare familv being ...
... arc publishers, and tho price is 7s 6a net. HARDY, V C.: APPRECIATION, have in this volume a short record of th* • of one of the most popular am! distinguished Chaplains thh Forces. It is written by Mrs. M. Hardy, his sister-in-law, author of ’* The Embroidery ...
... winner of the Manchester Cup was one of the most delicate and beautiful works of art one could conceive, but the doubting Thomas in the nature of all us made mo sceptical to whether it was of gold. Como and see it, ; said the manager, and did go and SCO ...