... Mr A. Bishop, Castle Terrace, Winch burgh; delegate to RC., Mr Thomas Kerr; auditor, Mr. C. Bovle: committee—No. mine, Messrs Win. Rutherford, J. Brown. Orme; No. 3 mine, Messrs Thomas Kerr, H. Crawford, Andrew works, Messrs Robert tioe, A. Bisbop; ...

... FREE >EK Tt-R BEST EVF.KVIHING for the (UKDEN THk « r Hardy Herbaceous, and Koch Plants. Dwarf, Climbing, and -fiamlard Hoses Fruit Trees and Bashes Evergreen and Deciduous Flowering Shrubs. Hardy Climbers and Wall Shrub*. Ornamental Conifers. Standard ...

... and District Obituary for 1925. Thomas McLeod, foreman compositor, 81; William Chisholm, joiner, 66; Arthur Macdonald, Lotiiian Street, fl8; John Farmer. Wilton Cemetery Superintendent, William Mtoto, cab driver, 03; Thomas McCreadie, formerly tuner with ...

... Church Notices. MASONIC.—Lodge Buchan St. John No. 136 observed the Festival of St John in the w.nlc Temple last night. Bro. Thomas der, P.M.. assisted by Brother Brown, P.M., performed the ceremony gd installing the new office-hearers. NEMPLOY NI ENT BAROMETER ...

... Sir John E. and Lady Tbornycmet; Royal Society of British Sculptors; the Royal Academy; Ethel Leeds and Preps*. Cameron; Thomas 'Hardy: Ada and Rertie. Our Coombe correspondent writes:—The news of Sir Hamo Thorneycroft's death was received with great regret ...

... l Thomas Lees, of Shaftesbury Avenue. Roll Farm, died at the home of his wife's parents at Pleasley on Tuesday from pneumonia after an illness lasting only a week. He belonged to a wellknown Mansfield family. being the son of the late Mr. Thomas Lees ...

... youths mi. Sunday. The defendants were .1111111'S fly. Slater (18), I, Tudsioury's-yard ; Wilt red Gregory, 1, Bramki s-yard; Thomas Herbert Roebuck (23), 66, Eastfield Side, and Frank l'ike (20, of 240, Mansfield Road. They were remanded on Monday on a charge ...

... lohrm•ry. Thomas, beloved son of Christina and the late loaeph Wood Ilindmarch, of Wilingtoo Quay. late:meat at Brandon Colliery, Saturday. . Hawk lard, • Gateshead. 30th alt.. aged l 5 months. Margaret, bekeied dataihter of sod Margaret Hardy Loney/. lateareot ...

... Ba£ North Wales formerly with Tootal Broadhurst Lee CO Ltd Manches- KEWNES— 28th home Birch Polygon Mary of Thomas Newnes South Chorlton-cum-Hardy FBARSON— Dlalay Christmas Day Janet Dunbar J W Pearson Booth Street Edgeley 6tockport H DEATHS (Continued) ...

... very t en h 2 ill as if yon were to tell me that you preferred the novels of Miss Dell or the late Mr. Garvine to those of Hardy, Galsworthy, or Oonrad. Why must you always leave your brain behind you when you go to the theatre? * * * Whatever your opinions ...

... presiding. Deputations w • resent from the Women's Guild ate . tap Committee. The Chairman at the referred to the deaths of Messrs Thomas Tavtor, James Clapperton, and George Anderson, all of whom had given of their best for the society. The audience as a token ...

... who blew hot cold on us, and gave us a perfectly si summer and an old-fashioned winter. It is best to be and doing, Thomas Hardy, but he does not men who. (Bad grammar, but deliberate.) Some London society women, acting walking advertisements for famous ...