... that the Party would have candidates only live wards for the municipal elections. - c — . min g — 1 — They are: .— AlC - ;;;don Ward. Mr. N. E. Smith, Mr. H. H. Brook; Illingwath. 11r. T. Berry, jun.; South. Coon. J. rurdock; Hlctreost, Coun. P. H. &wire ...

... going to be good' nut the,e Northern forwards in a new light. despite their opposite numbers wriggle-evasions In tackles. Don Ward too, came inspiringly Into the tackle picture, and behind there were a few sparkles from Ernest Ward. By making Mageen's ...

... Wallace D:al Against Municipal Extension. It is the third time ...

... 10.30 Wm. 4; Son fcc 00 ® ' 11 Win. Bush and Son n 8» &c. Woodson and Keene and Co(S olroom ~ Sale of Work 3 fClass .„ 8 Don Ward Kip'.'r : harvest Festival 8 ' Hall. P Dr. Manton, 6treet 8 y > . > 'k er 7.30 us iamn». >. r> w:_. Aik 14 Circus*, o®Peon's ...

... AKROYDON TREAT Two hundred and elderly people of Agrot don Ward iWestern Division.. whose ages ranged from 63 to 92. were entertained on Saturday in Booth Town Road Methodist School at their annual tea and concert Fifty teas were sent to those prevented ...

... AMERICAN DETECTIVE STORY, “The Danger Line,” Lawrence Lynch. (Lon don: Ward, Lock, and Co.) (3s. 6d.) The fashionable society of the upper ten New York is the setting chosen by Lawrence Lynchthe nom plume adopted by E. M. Van Deventer —for a tale of mystery ...

... THE ABILITY ELECTION. Mr. W. Smith. th• Lebour candidate in Akroy. don Ward in oppowtion to C'er. C Spencer, meeting. et Clarentonot and licoth Town Ira night. C. J. nonood pretidad over the meting heed in St. Thontsa't Chureh Se!tool Mr. W. Smith ...

... TEIJDY WARD-lubrrol Club &Warne rood. CENTRAL WARD-Lk J•111.66 . •rmd ROOTH WARD U. Halm Hdl AIC ROYDON WARD I Club. Claw /V DON WARD 'WIRT- Libreal Club. Routh Tows. MINDEN WARD iZARTI-.1.4b0ral Club. Mousse. OVENDEN WARD IWENTI-L.boral Club, Now CENTRAL ...

... Cooperative store manager. the Deptford Ward the fight was between a Eibe-al and Tariff Reform Trad© Unionist. Result 11 DON WARD. •Thos. M.P. OKI J. Hume (C) 467 No change. WARD, R. J. Wilson Soc) Frederick Foster (C) Conservative loss. WARD John (L) ...

... with a quialisnt here and there, heightened to effect and the value of this talk on ths importance character. Captain Kin;- don Ward provided virility in anotk form with his thrilling account of the forthcoming attempt to scale Kanchetjunga, the giant of ...

... but he made amends with two drooped aoals-35yd. and 45yd.—to earn points at vital moments. Davies. in a move started by Don Ward. and in which Foster and Walters participated. got the only try after 54min. That made the score 7-4. an Ernest Ward penalty ...

... their former Cumberland county centre and international, to be their new trainer-coach. _ The innorntment was offered to Don Ward, the Bradford Northern scrutn-half. last month, but on reconsideration he did not accept it. Oliver. who la 44. Joined Hull ...