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... night cn roiilo to I’aris, lia'ing flown non slop from Now York. ta the third Atlantic (light within five weeks. say ** mon Thomas Hardy answers this charge and says—“ Maybe not, but to u- it that you no.’ Mow* Shot treed - preaenoc here to day seems to bring ...
... weather turned out fine, and there was a good attendance. The local Committee, consisting of Messrs. George S. Reade, J.P., Thomas Coulter, and Norman Giffio, were responsible for the arrangements. At 2 30 p.m. the grand march past Scout?, Girl Guides, ...
... surviving son of the late William and Mrs Caroline GREENHALGH of Bury and Deganwy to MARY' FLORENCE eldest daughter of Mrs Thomas The Bungalow Brabyns Brow Marple and granddaughter of the late B F Cartwright JP of Droylsden HOLT— HAYNES— the 27th June ...
... passes list, lI.Sc. degree course, there appear the names of Miss Agnas Fleming, Cowgate (maths and chemistry(; Miss Cissie Hardie, Lenzie Road (higher maths. and geology); and i.is Jessie H. Rennie, Cumbernauld (higher maths. and geology). V.M.C.A.—There ...
... scorer Thomas bowled well for Styal taki ing five for five After exciting Lindow by runs Scores: Lindow L Mackie b Allmond 1 F Barnshaw 0 J Bolsover b 8 H c and b Henshall 12 A Axlcy and to HenshaLl 0 H Jaffrey 5 T b Thomas 0 L 3 H not out 3 R Thomas 1 G ...
... -4 Thomas Spence, Walter Lunn, Willie Chum:lay after nom., Ca mpbell. James Charters, Alexander Lane , intimated that the Horace Turnbell. Nancy Spence. e company had been Prizewinners for memory work—Horace In closed. The uses I Turn bull, Thomas Spence ...
... following candidates from th• Fleetwood Navigation &boo( have pawed an examination in int aid to the injured i—William Hardie, Thomas William Kirby, and Hugh Ferguson bleMillan. New telephon• subscribers to the Fleetwood kiwbange are:-412, Charles Nishett ...
... gift table: Mee. leekin. the weight I success ful s of pig: Slre. Warren s weight of leg of !nett results then the poplar • Thomas Laxton. Admiral Beatty was the mutton: and Mr. Ward, the mysterionoil ladder. 'best maincrop tested. Omega, a late ATHLETIC ...
... Singles. E W. C. Fowler 0 M. D. Thomas H. P. Pascal F. R. Lindsay r. C. Wvlie 0 J. H. Randolph U.Price Q. M. Phillips X R Lake ® C.F. Burnard X Col. Hardy C. A. X J. A. H. B. Hall F. C. Wilson .. 0 0 Foursomes. Taylor and Thomas Fowler and Pascall i Lindsay ...
... Bristol; 3, A. E. Thomas, Bristol. Class 35. —Novice, dbg.~'l, Mre. T. Hazell, Bristol; 2. Mrs. E. L. Grenfell, Bristol; 3, Mrs. L. J. Lewis, Glastonbury; r, Mrs. G. Stewart: vhc. Mrs. A. Crawford, Bridgwater. • Class 36.—Open, dog. 1. A. E. Thomas; 2, Mre. T ...
... “You get worse if you again” Concerned in the were Thomas (28) seaman and Thomas Jones (26) porter the former a sentence 21 months latter 12 months Net Weight Only Mr C 8 Thomas of of Messrs C S Thomas and Herbert Jones Swansea President-elect of the South ...
... force. BO’NESS. Library Committee Meeting KINNEIL MINER INJ HEED.—By accident which occurred yesterday in the Furnaceyard Pit, Thomas miner, James Watt - Avenue, sustaim simple fracture to both bones of >• leg, necessitating his removal Innrmray, Edinburgh ...