... Government on the body, have a number of eo-opted members—prominent public men interested in education. Let them get some of the hardy men from the North, and they would soon begin hold meetings, and there would soon be changes in the dealings of the Board of ...

... “tn tno Evening.” Ver, Thomas Hardy, now 83 of age, has . this tut ays “Lim asa te hute to Sie Treves, wha was burted at Dov. the othir alaw Ire thee ewig, shortly after he was dead He lay the dust and hoar Of aves. and toa spirit attending said, chalky ...

... THE PUMPKIN MAN. The Pumpkin Man is a very nice fellow, He’s tough and hardy—his skin is yellow. His eyes they twinkle—his mouth, how it smiles; It stretches around for miles and miles! He's easy to make, as ever can be, Just read below—and you’ll all ...

... plausibility of a man with an American accent led to a couple of young Ivichmen being robbed of their money in Liverpool. John and Thomas Flannery crossed to to look for work, and were ac- costed in the street by John Madden (38), of Leeds. He asked thein where ...

... the Inlimiary. and were then allowed to go 1 1* : William Hardy doi. I. Hull Court, Braillord—dislocated left arm. George Barker (25), murried, 8, North Street Court, Bradford—bruises to arm. Thomas Muther* (23). married, 21. Marshlield Street, Bradford—bruised ...

... Atikl, Welsh Guards; Mrs Jcbb. Miss Marjorie Captain Cuthbert Ellison, Grenadier tfuard.-; Mr. Jarvi*. Colonel and Lady Cicely Hardy ; Lord and Lad> Major and Mr-. J. B. Carlisle. Mr. Gray Philli|hi; Mi*» Wanklyn. Mi-s Sibil Doyle, Mr. and Mr*. W. Kavser. ...

... the hotel, at which Mr. T. Herbert Kaye presided, and the 1, guests included Major A. J. Gale (president of the C.E.A.), Mr. Thomas Cranston (Glasgow) (vice-president). Sir Charles'Wilson, M.F., Mr. Lewis Moore (chairman of the 1/oeds Watch Committee), and ...

... County Bank. 11 *4* 3-16 (ll* Williams Deacon** A, 45s 3d,. 45«. xd: Bc-Mington V Brewery Ord.. filestore Biewety Ord., 25®; Hardys Crown Brewery Ord., 13 j, ditto Prcf.. 9* ; Walker and Homfraya Kef.. 16s. 10-.d.*; Ship Canal . 8*16; Bochilalo Cktnal, African ...

... Hull City—Briggs, goal; Gibson and Bell, backs; Collier, Bloaklcy. and Johnson, half bark*; Thomas, Msiiin. Mills, Lewis, and Thom, forward*. Stockport County—Hardy, goal; Richardson and Reid, back?; Waterall, Cockbum. Wilson, half backs; Critcbley. Swan ...

... will ho Thursday, and polling day Friday, February 1. Conservatives will have to work hard on behalf of their candidate, Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowatcr, for tho Liberal nominee, Mr. Hy. Bell, has secured important backing from certain financial interests ...

... first two minutes. lIuH obtained the first through Mills, Martin passing tire ball forward for him break through amt beat Hardy with a lovely shot which passed between the goalkeeper’s head and the cross-bar. Stockport went away from the centre, Pdgley ...

... exhibition of natural history and other specimens at Bankfield Museum, which was opened yesterday by the Mayor, Alderman R. Thomas. * * * For acting a pedlar w ithout a licence at Halifax, where he w as selling football favours in the street, Robert Ryan ...