... of Commissioners of Income-tax for the of London Sir Charles Campbell McLeod Chairman of Royal Colonial Institute Right Hon Thomas Francis Malony formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland TO BE KNIGHTS: Professor John Adams MA BSc LLD Professor Education ...

... Dr. Arnold Thomas, of Bristol, an ex-chairman of the Congregational Union and a distinguished leader of the Free Churtbes in the West of England; Dv. Hopkyu Bees, the chairman of directors of the London Missionary Society, the Rev. W. Hardy Harwood, of ...

... particular as to the price from £2 The witness took the bicycle sold it 30s and money to the prisoner returned him 5s William Thomas Rollason 58 East Street Dosthill said bicycle from Harris Pc Print stated that saw the prisoner 18th said I have had the machine ...

... dna! Thou 110.41 s Nan•.' %t that ut ohs. tr.- h.O to and Sir it.iland tir Recklr to Mar .41 SEQUEL TO FARM FIRE NEAR Thomas Cunninghem. • sake. was charged at Shrewsbury. on Saturday. with setting fire to the contents of a Dutch been on the farm ...

... receives • Knighthood. Among the other new Knight& are Mr. Ed. mind Gam. the well-known author and critic, and Mr. W. B. Hardy, Secretary of this Royal Society. The G.C.111. t. ocinferred on Viscount Lee, the Ch.iTIMII of the Royal Commission oa Publio ...

... Official Receiver. County Police Cases. COVENTRY, THIS DAT. Before Mr. Thomas Ilurbidire (Ghairmao), Mr. T. H. S. Ne+ols, Mr. J. A. Moseley, sad Mr. F. Been. IN 1T rum. William Charlea Hardy, motor driver, 2, Frederick Rosel,dparkhille, Birmingham, was fined ...

... Geo. King, Miss Moss, Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. J. D. Roney Dougal, Mrs. Overell, sen., Mr. Leslie Overell, Mr. A. Waldron, Mr. Hardy Molyneux, Mr. C. J. Corser, Mr. R. S. Rams- den, Mr W. Lamplough, Mr. W taff, Mr. A. J. Nichols, Mr. FE, Hicks, Mrs. Part- ...

... Street, who expressed the l- r * * an VVilltain Pill the Standing Joint Committee. opinion that it was pure accident; Edwards. Thomas Gould The Chairman said there was no neccs- John Beardmore. Hartshill; Herbert lldV* Frederiok Harming ■ sitv to follow this ...

... to act at Hill Crest, and the dramatist is creating a tradition of acting in the village. At the time of my visit, Mr. Thomas Hardy' s Queen of Cornwall wus being rehearsed for products. Mr. Masefield knows that drama is the most vital part of English ...

... Gill-street, Hanley, the eonduetnr. was fined 10s. Th Jersey States yesterday reduced the tea oo tea from dd. to 3d. per lb. Itr. Thomas latithiffe has been appointed Wasting. of the Borough of East Hain. Mr. I. lg. Buckley, the Oldham borough treasurer. last ...

... the occupation of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis. Lid., bool manufacturers. occupies the site a very ancient dwelling. said have been Very low and primitive building. This was demolished many years ago Mr. Thomas Ladhrooke, ,»nd shoe maker, member ...

... his coat, I could see he had made up his mind: • We will go fishing to-morrow, he said. A HARDY ENTHUSIAST. THE WESSEX NOVELS OF By Randall THOMAS HARDY. Williams. (Dent. tie.) 'Mr. Williams has written a slight but careful study of some of the finest ...