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... Present atiok to Police-co notable Ki.fy.— Thursday, at the conclusion of tin* business of the City Sessions, Policeconstable Thomas Wilson Elcy, who recently retired from the Staffordshire Con- ' stabvilary after 27 years’ service, was the recipient of ...
... LOCAL NEWS. Mr. Thomas Emberion, Burleyclam. Whitchurch, formerly of West Villa, Audiem, re. tired twiner, left estate of the grow value of 56,766. The engagement is annotmoed of Reginald J., fourth eon of klis. Clarke, Oaddingtoil, Caaahice. sad Nang ...
... Miss Cootme, Mrs. Oscar Howarth, Miss Brown, Miss Wadsworth, kfrs. Oldham, Mrs. Pearce, Miss Berry, Mrs. Entwistle, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Rawlinson, Miss H. Kay, Mrs. P. Wilkinson, Miss Hull, Mrs. Him Tattersall, and Mrs. Dromscale. The duties of M.C. were ...
... ivo(, helieve in cutting down the old stems imaese convinced the plants hardiness. Even then, will serve the purpose >a landimark when rearranging the bed in the spring. The less hardy stuff, like ond chrysinthemums, is helped through the wet and cold months ...
... list F Itaoe 332 trained by 11 to 1ft others tl Victor Haig last into 'Men together run-in II longer III MISCELLANEOUS SPORT THOMAS CUP Feel Capt W Mr Hobbs th3 quarters full 121b to-day is the stable meeting steeplechasers Jerry M Cackier Allen Castle rxell ...
... Lillian, died Jantiaiy 3rd, 1918. .. oU-if, At rest. b . !, ' vinst ••*'*her and brotl.»? Hiri' i »i.ul ; -In lovni:; memory Thomas Iwi , , husband of Alit.. ii.,.1. j aillM but not l'rg'ttfn. ' —Fr'm his wife l„yi of Mimiir theTm! wife Henry I'. Brown ...
... Insist vour Car fitted with FELLOWS MAGNETO NOTE THE INCREASE OF POWER YOU OBTAIN! A COMPETITIVE TEST IF YOU ARE A “DOUBTING THOMAS” FELLOWS MAGNETO CO LTD Capital £590000 1 for all Cara Lorriei Motor NWIO 1560 requiring COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY to take Articles ...
... £21.520. left £5OO to his housekeeper, Clara Robinson. £5OO to Sarah B. Pritchard. Tate companion to nis mother, and £lOO to Thomas Fairclough. his manager. W IRKS WORTH PRESENTATION. A “Times” telegram, per the Press Association, from Abo states: During ...
... him. J. H. Thomas Ped Up.” I cannot help wondering how many of the thousands who read Mr. J. H. Thomas’s speech at Birmingham, reported to-day, know that he came very near being a Parliamentary failure. The fact is that at first Young Thomas, as he is ...
... other members present -were— Messrs. J. Doery, Moses Stewart, Dominick MOosaan, Henry Todd, John tiormle;, J.P., Thomas UCarroo, J.P.., Thomas O'Kaoe, James Qnina, Cornelius MCrnasan, James Lewis, Solomon Morris, Patrick M'Longhtin, W. J. Alexander, Charles ...
... R.A.111.C. reached the beat. The Carries' forwards won the better. partieuLtriy F. S. Thomas and Evans. The halms quit. held the visitors in attack. and R. L. Thomas, apart tram hts one mistake, played s .earl Mum at bark. Weblorly and Osborne and guelch ...
... James, William Morgan. H. G Wells. W. W. Jacobs, E. F. Benson, Hugh Benson, Marion Crawford. Algernon Black! wood, and Thomas Hardy. But should be noted that the modern fiction writer seems to have lost the taste for the good, old-fashioned, creepy, shivery ...