... grand: Mir A Taylor best Mir M Valantine, 6-4. 11--4; Miss Hardie beet Was 1 Watanabe. 6-1, 6-3; Mr i A Maltby bar Mir E Wismar, 6-0, 6-0: Mir Banta. beat Mir M 'smith. 7-3. 9-7; Reid-Thomas beet Miss W Wood. 6-2. 6-1. Roun..;.—Mire I) Busby beat Mir ...

... during the who | (Bro. Hills} replying. Refreshments were | were Miss Reid Thomas, Miss Busby. Miss | served in the course of the evening. of our pilgrimage here below, 1 Hardie, and Miss Barton. Sir George E. Paget, of Sutton Boning- In the men VARIED ...

... critic who has very faith in the chosen team smiting the Scots Ted Taylor automatic selection for goal in tho old days had Sam Hardy I saw looking very fit at Sheffield There I had under view in action and I admit his selection came in the a surprise burly ...

... afterwards Nutt .cored the isemod awl. Thomas, Parker• Williams, and Bailey showed good form for Middlesex, and outstanding players for St Thomas's were Crockfcrd. Ginon. and Jerome. This is the sixth time St Thomas's have won the competition, which was ...

... control their affanrs. The caused the resignation Col. Hardy from the Mastership of the Rufforn has happily been filled the coming rward o* Mr. T Loscoe Bradley. A son-in-law of Dari Manvcrs, Col. Hardy baa conducted iiffair« with dignity and F*Msfection ...

... Menzies. Mr M. S. Thomson, M.F.H., Earl Dalkeith, M.F.K., Mr T. Robson Soott, M-F.H., Col. the Hon. H. E. Joicey. M.F.H., Mr Thomas Calder. Mr Jas. Fulton, Major W. Waring; Clerk of the Course —Col. C. T. 'Menzies; Starter —Lt.-Col. A. P. Trotter, D.5.0 ...

... her all-round play gene rally ol a ftret-class character. Other winners In the women's singles were Mise Reid Thomas. Miss Busby. Miss Hardie, and Miss Barton. In the ni - en'i — S . ingles H. H. Lester. who Bret came into prominence at Beckenham last ...

... EOira m ccnd £5 moq 1C if Futures 178 Rd Mc Elec : all good cond— 322 A- aainU FINEST SELECTION q SALES Furn for deekrg-l Hardy DilLi4Rl) (Riley) : 329 Salford for GIVEN Co btiv from —250 CoLyhurt RdManchcster in moqueitc bargain cath 14 Road CAMERAS ...

... and Harold Rowe; Emma Squire; S. and T. Williams; Harold, Kenny, and Monica; T. and E. Westlake and family; Mrs. C. Cook, Hardy-Colwill’s Friday ’bus running from Bude through here to Barnstaple Market has been discontinued from March 14th. A match was ...

... arrangements the conversion of loan of £12700000 which fell next July and there would approximately falling due next year Mr J H Thomas when interviewed yesterday with regard to the Queensland Loan paid : was more than gratified when Mr Theodore informed me ...

... THE TWO HARDYS. To talk with Thomas Hardy is find out that there are two ii.cn there. One of them is cultured, cheerful, aoriable. unassuming antiquary, richly communicative, full of the lore Wessex and its people, and glad discuss everything that men ...

... 11-1. 6-0. WOMEN'S SINGLES.--Seoood Round: Miss D Rebder beet Mrs A lii Thomas, 6-3, 6-1; Mate. I .1 Maltby beat Mir S Barton. 6-3, 6-4; Mae neat Mrs Blackmon. 7-5. 6-2; Mies Hardie beat. Mies A 6-1. 6-3. Third Round.—Mrs best Mks Readerr_. 6-3. 6-2' B ...