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... Hunlcgnll.—(bvell: Allapn, Lilley: Jobson, Storer, l\igl:gs;’sn;tler, Smith (T.), Smith (W.), Hardy (C.), Wuf'sall.;-'WuiL: ‘Webster, Smith; Pendleton, Bowser, Thomas; Birch, Higgs, Sibbald, Burrill, ~Noakes. ...
... Reserves Tyaack’s Reserves.—At 2.15. Tyxack's Res. (meat at north end of at 1 45) Hugh.)), (Rockdale, Watson, Souter, Robaon. Thomas. Doth*, Peterson, Liddle, Wtlkinton. Davidson. Marne, and Marsh. St. Joseph's v. Benet'*.—Or Diamond Hall 2-15. St. Joseph’s ...
... were converted by Hallam. Both sides are to be congratulated on the game they provided. Among the spectators were Mr. T. 1. Hardy Jones, M.P.. and Mr. Henry T. Box (Cardiff). AN'elsti boys in English Publio Schools: H. Rocyn.3unes (Leys School, Cambridge): ...
... Gillogley; Kerr, Kiddle, Scott, Walls, and Callaghan. Arbroath—Stewart; Robertson and Alison; Wilson, Hamilton, and Fox; Smith, Hardie, McFarlane, Farqnhar and Black. Referee—F. Galloway, Ayrshire. frbroath had the breeze at their ! « OT »..r.Tir .«».« pcrca ...
... reading, and there is an attractive study by Rowland filmy, Christmas in Wessex: An Echo from Thomas Hardy. The writer claims strwclimey for Thomas Hardy over all other living poets as interpreter of the Christmas spirit. Mr. Horace Hutchinson has edited ...
... r. E. Whittaker, B. Kemp, F. Vigors, F. Kerswell. DARTMOUTH UNITED v. GRENVILLE UNITED —At Longcross. Dartmouth—G. Wihite; Hardy, '-. Burley, Townsend, Wiltshire; Hall, A. Anderson, V. Bun day, R. Sanders. DARTMOUTH UNITED R. v. LIVERTON UMTED.—At Liverton ...
... Columbia too late for tlie funeral Mr Bowyer Bradford Lawson Sask not attend Messrs Willis Johnston 'homas Johnston Smith Thomas Hamilton Henry and W H Medd PENSIONED POSTMAN’S DEATH Heart Failure While Eating Bread Bntter The story the sudden death of ...
... Clemons and Mr. A. A, Naar defeated Miss Matheson and Mr. W. C. Goodwin, and the Garden Suburb Major W. E. Simnett defeated Mrs. Thomas. The unopposed returns were: Mr. C. W. Hill (Mill Hill), Messrs. A. B. Soar and R. M. Weeks (Central Hen- don).'Mr. W. Taylor ...
... breed by all. Ile had resided at amounted to .016 b. with a mem- (chairman), Messrs. A. Warren. W. Mins Campbell and Mrs. Hardy. 26 per cent. off Ladies' and Children's Winter Overcoats. , voice that breathed o'er Eden and Snettlehass all his life ...
... INSTITUTE.—The! next meeting of the Temple Ewell branch of the Women's Institute will held at the Parish Hall on January Bth. Mrs. Thomas will give an evening with Shakespeare, and a scene from The Twelfth Night will be acted 1 by the members who took part the ...
... December was the wedding of Mr. Sam Hardy, the popular Master of the Hambletion Hunt, and we cannot conclude this brief survey of the year's happenings without alluding to the great Boxing Day attraction which Mr. Hardy provided at the meet of the Hunt, ...
... A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work, HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal Also the opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL JOHN BUCHAN entitled JOHN MACNAB A Comedy for Poachers ...