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... first of eight steamers herd up at Sunderland with 18.000 tons of coal for London., sailed to-day. The vessel was; the Thomas Hardy, with 2.400 tons. The other seven vessels are expected to leave by to-morrow They have been held up because members of ...
... The first of eight steamers held up at Sunderland with 16.000 tons of coal for London. sailed to-day The vessel was, the Thomas Hardy. with 2.4001 tons. The other seven vessels are expected to leave by to-morrow They have been held un because members of ...
... Rugger' Teams for Saturday Coventrians (v. Nuneaton 0.E.) : Rhodes; Thomas, Corbel., Evans, McKee; Hardy, }Weller: Jelly. Banks Carter, Long. Brokenshaw, Hiscox, Davies, Braithwaite. Coventrians U (v. Nuneaton U.): Pinchers; Oreenway. Keenan, Pickering ...
... completing the team. In addition to Hittson- Thomas. who is also understood to possess qualifications for Irelanci and Wales. the Possibles* side contains five newcomers to trials rugby E. Pennuaon, Hardy. Shuttleworth. J. T. Bart,- lett, and D. T. Wilkins ...
... Tribute to former Master ' * or le n e family, the Atherstone Hunt would long ago have faded into oblivion. So said Sir Thomas Cope, chairman of the Atherstone Hunt committee, when at Thorpe Hall, on Wednesday morning, he made the presentation of a ...
... P. B. Reeve (Cambridge University). J. M. Williams (Penzance and Newlyn). V. R. Tindall (Liverpool University): E. M. P. Hardy and D. W. Shuttleworth (Army and Blackheo.th): R. V Stirling (Leicester). E. Evans (Sale). E. McCall (Bristol). J. T. Bartlett ...
... months o/d. - Trained to lie while you walk away from her. Will retrieve dummy, quiet and intelligent Outside bred and reared, hardy.. Both and . Dam registered KC, Cam! bridge Street, Stalfnsd.. STU 10 • week. old -,Pigirte4 , •.sale.. Bruce, Within Line ...
... the Possibles appears to strengthen the threeouLrter line. The Army and Blackheath halfback combination of Shuttleworth and Hardy fully deserve their promotion. and if they are successful will greatly improve England's prospects for this season. Stan Adkins ...
... London and Globe Insurance Company). E. Biart (town clerk). Foster (Mr. N..Edyvean Walker, president War ic tow Soc.etv). T. Hardie. E. K, Gil- and P. H. Goddard (Lodge Rectitude). B. A Hitchcock (Lodge of Rectitude and Mr. M- *;• *• Wratislaw), H. /Cnowle- ...
... Downs, Blyth. Res., Stoney. Trubehaw. Coventrians (v. Coventry Technical College. at Memorial Park): Heins; Thomas. Evans, James, McKee; Hardy. M.:miser; Pendleton Banks, Carter, Long, Horne. Jelley. Davies, Hisoox. Coventrians 11 (v. Coventry Technical ...
... Insurance Company), 1). E. Biart (town clerk), J. A. Foster (Mr. N. Edyveau Walker, president Warwickshire Law Society). T. Hardy. E. K- Gilling and P. 11. Goddard (Lodge of Rectitude). B. A. Hitchcock (Lodge of Rectitude and Mr. M. B. T. Wratislaw), L ...
... stationed locally in the Army, he turned out frequently for Moseley. England bate stepped In first with the selection of Rittson•Thomas, the Oxford Unhersity back-row forward who was such an outstanding success against Cambridge. He is understood to possess ...