... W. Wood, Bentham. Six varieties hardy herbaceous flowers in vases distinct; 1, S. T. Downham; 2, J. Cook, Lancaster; 3, G. J. Pennell, Six vases half-hardy annuals, distinct: 1, T. Huntington. Lancaster; 2, I- 8. Thomas, Liverpool 3, G. J. Pennell, Morecambe ...

... Troedyrhiw 21 G Llew R Morriston beat Robert McKelvie 21—13 W J Lascom Swansea Liberals William Thomas Llanelly 21—19 E Bridgend Jim Newton Athletic 10 Thomas Jersey beat B Morris Fairoak 21 19 Section D Round : J West beat W Davies 21—16: D J Humphreys ...

... undertake to accept his award . He protested against tho intimidation that was keeping many men from returning to work . Sir R . THOMAS ( L ., Anglesey ) said the country was suffering untold losses as a result of the deadlock . Ho appealed to tho Government ...

... dahlias; 1, F. Waghorn; 2. Seward; 3, T. Huntington. Lancaster. Six vases hardy or half-hardy annuals, distinct: 1. T. N- Cross; 2, T. Huntington; 3, I. S. Thomas. Four varieties hardy herbaceous flowers in vases, distinct: 1. W. J. Cook, Lancaster: 2, T ...

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... Emulating Bain. Bain's feat appears to have caught the imagination of other Ferry boys. On Sunday afternoon two youths—Thomas Knight and Thomas Lorimer —set oui, swim the Tay from Broughty to Tayport. They were accompanied by a small rowing boat, and Knight ...

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... Miners’ Federation there would: probably have been no stoppage, or. it would have been of very brier duration. Sir Robert: Thomas--appealed to the Government to end the dispute. Theyv were, he'said, the only 'peolgl?e who could do it. -1t was hopeless ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Fred HUTCHINSON, of Seedley. POOLE—THOMAS—On Sent. 1. at St. Mark's Church. Gloclwick, by the Rev. W. B. Hick Canton, M.A., WILLIAM H. POOLE, of Oldham. to ANN IL. widow of the late Jack THOMAS (comedian). of Manchester. DEATHS. ACKROYD.—On ...

... to under take to accept his award. protested against the intimidation that was keeping many men returning to work. Sir R, Thomas said the country was suffer, ing untold losses as result of the present deadlock. He appealed to the Government to put an ...

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... both outside and inside the Baptist Church, Sudbury, on Monday, to witness the marriage Miss Doris M. Byham and Mr. Stanley Thomas Strutt, two voung people, well-known Sudbury and Great Cornard. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Byham, of The ...