Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... afternoon St. Mary's Church. diet. Tho marriage that has been between Mr C. K. Stephens, MR. of Doddiugton, Cambridge, and Rose Harding, eldest daughter of Mr. A. Edmund Butler, and granddaughter of the late Mr. T. R. Harding, will take place St. Stephen's ...
... form of boat. The marriage that has been arranged between Mr. 0. K. Stephens. M. 8., of” Doddiiigton, Cambridge, and Enid Rose Harding, eldest daughter Mr. A. Kdmund Butler, and grand-daughter of the late Mr. T R. Harding, will tide place St. Stapbeos Church ...
... NURSERY STAKES HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 100 added ; winners extra. Five furlon'ra. 7 1 Mr T. Best's Macaroni—Danish Rose Harding 7 7 Mr C. W. Lea's Fair Wind 9 T Stevens Fanny Guy C. Wood « »•- Pauline Mr T. Htprens rauu, —. - v Mr Dixon's Pauline ...
... (Roses. Hard BY SH roses can be pruned any now during mild weather. Don’t touch them if the weather turns cold again; the weather must be mild for When rose pruning, don afraid of pruning too hard—a rule that applies to most pruning. This makes for strong ...
... more and a = 20, he had a great bit of . He played a ball from the t on to his wicket, but ils did not fall off. The soore rose Hard- staff doing most of the work, and making some excellent particularly outs. BRAUND. Claxton and MacBeat! took up the bowling ...
... life, and could find reason for the offences. He had been dismissed from the firm. Mr. Meyer Wolff, for Watson, said Watson rose hard work, and until year ago was scrupulously honest. But his advancement brought temptations. had entertain business friends ...
... variations of pruning as carried out their respective owners. Few amateur growers have the courage prune their bush and standard roses hard enough: on the other hand, the rugosas, the Moss roses, and the old-fashioned sweetbriers and Scots roses are not Infrequently ...
... Bobterill’# Napt-baiia, ..Mr J. Foster 7 M- Bon-th’s Egsreheil. A. H 0 10* 7 Armison’s Miss Friz, 5 yrs Charlton 11* Mr Rose’s Hard Luck, aged Owner 11 Mrs Ws-now’s Bourton I ...
... Rtan- dahar. It is evident that if he was at Saughar on the 1st of August there is little fear of his pressing General Prim- rose hard before the arrival of General Phayre. As to the despatch of a body of cavalry to Kokaran to prevent the introduction of supplies ...
... Breathing, just breathing, but 110 th more. Noon! . And the waves flapped on to th ir changeless tune, And the huge red sun rose hard and high A fiery globe in a flaming sky ; When suddenly into my ears there grew A terrible murmur which swelled and spread ...
... D.ee.en.Hehi 1L 5 J Rogerson’s MOUNT OSWALD & i hir 1 el 11 9 Mr Adam Scott's OLD WINDSOR a0wnag-% 11 4 Mr H H Rose’s Hard Luck B..ectennneOwner 10 5 Mr R Marston's Twin Chick ..L Owner 11 9Mr J T Raisin’s Aultbea & ..o.oveveavariil ...
... wild. P* 8 ? i Scotland's Gnat Effort it the The Scotsmen's effort to the Second w«tr, free when for time their:team work rose hard great heights, evoked loudly expressed , and admiration well keen ement. The of the feature their attack was way te alpost ...