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... note previously, together with money from Miss Walker and Miss Jennings, and pair of gloves from Mi»s Coward. Police-sergeant Hardy stated that when apprehended, prisoner said, young man’s, sister asked for some money. I gave her the £1 note and I have spent ...
... other were Rev Barnes of St Peter's) Rev E V BA of St Mark’s) Rev D M MA (rector of Rev H of St Alban’s) Rev J T Whitt e (St Thomas's Rev J (St Mary's) r R Johnson and C R Trough-ton (St directors the Hooley (chairman) T Dutton Jas Thomilev secretary R Oldfield ...
... BVay . Jack Hardy,' Chap. 19, Part EL, by Herbert Strang (The End). 6.ls.—lnterval. 7.0. —Time and news: A. Atkinson. Seen on the Screen; local news k weather. 7.30. —Programme to Bournemouth; Wireless Orchestra, overture Mignon (Thomas), valse Mon ...
... club was founded by the ••• . tsenool, ulham. Linesmen, kr. J. heavy Win Was mid , and as late Lord Downham close on 40 W. Hardy (I ., vka). many ,. 310 i mp , required fora sinew ago, and he (the speaker) was proud a' wens, not including 40 ma aree. to ...
... William the First, selected 10d American Wonder Dwarf 10d ‘Wonder Dwarf 10d Duke of Albany 10d The Veitoh's Perfection 10d Thomas Laxton - 2 Content ys 1 CABBAGE—Ooatd. per oe oes oe Main’s Ni M‘Ewan's Early oe York, early oe ove Od oe a 8d or Scotch Lasgo ...
... DRIVE—At the weekly whist drive in connection with the Bathgate Workin gm en's Institute, the prize winners were :-6diee—lst, Mn Thomas Norrie, 187; 2nd, Mrs Wilson, 183. Gentlemen-Ist, Mr Walter Doig, 190; tad, Mr 0. Blair, 189. 130WLLN(I CLUB WRIST DRIVE.—A ...
... tlo's H.A.LF YEARLY •, meat width all Orem& th van swell CLEARANCE SALE. . FACTORIES IN REALITY— d wit ne COUNCILLOR M. J. THOMAS Dana Boy Beata see hoping up whits be with ad°. DISIATMINED. the tea hem Absalom Swami' who was NOT IN NAME ONLY &familiar ...
... monument on the the crest of a hill, my friend asked . . . the old fellow what it wai That '8 the Hardy monument.' the answer. • Hardy? you mean Thomas Hardy' 'That's it,' clime the curt reply. Why is it up there ?' my friend foolishly ked. Swift as a flash ...
... SOCIAL CENTRE v. MANSFIELD ROAD WESLHYANS.âDAYBRtJOK : Jennings; H. Terry, Easom; Dennison, Stables; Hirst, Well*, Pavie, Hardy, Brewster. L. Clark, liinwiungton, A. Clarke. CENTRAL MISSION v. NETHERFIELD CHURCH, 2.30. âMISSION: H. Davis, sen.; A. Marshall ...
... DI. J. 0. JAMES Thomas, S. Hankies-Hardy, E. A. Bray, 0.8. E., E. Hancox, and R. McFarland Harvey, Havant. The Portsmouth Free Church Council was represented by Mr. Fred Parker, Vice-President, Mr. A. G. Yeszlee. Hon. Sec.: and Mr. H. T. f3olldard, Hon ...
... Labour M.P.’s were elected in 1874. There were Parliamentary candidates in the Lalbour interest in the eleoticwi 1868, but Mr. Thomas Burt and Mr. Alexander Macdonald were the first Labour members returned in 1874. Trade unionism was the foster parent the ...
... but they should in course of time and then it might be should be sold PRISON GATE DASH BROKE HANDCUFFS AND GOT CLEAN AWAY Thomas Stead jun who at Peterboro’ on Wednesday was charged with forging (Treasury notes and committed for trial escaped from Leicester ...