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... great deal to the work our gallant seamen, and is fully appreciated. Many, many thanks, and with every good wish. —Yours, THOMAS HARDY. Chaplain. Seamen’s Institute and Home, Sunderland. The King has consented to be patron of Empire Youth Sunday next year ...
... attempted invasion (not mentioned in our history books. After shooting her stepfather and since the purity of her love, in the Thomas Hardy, and Tess of the D’Urbevilles sense, is all that matters, she accepts the shooting her French lover by the villainous redcoat ...
... new to Harrogate, 9,0 Friday night an overture for he has recently taken the place Clmarosa, Handels Concerto of the Rev. Thomas Hardy. He °2' ' 1 ml f had come specially to receive gifts from the Harrogate Ladies' Guild. lbe * lo,na ® e , ® and these Included ...
... by Thomas Hardy, that sombre lord the Wessex coasts and all the lands thereby. ' Macmillan and Go. have recently published *’ tSotirca Obcromataaoe ” (Lyrics and Reverie*, with miscellaneous pieces, 4s. 6d. nett), this book may be found most Hardy's latest ...
... Brunswick Hotel c. 11. Sharpie, Manager. Ambler, Mr Bosworth, Mic e Hall, Mr Hardy, Mr Robinson, Mrs I Smith, M 1 Thomas, Mr Watson, Mr Pinnies Rotel. J. Wheatley. Broady, Mr Msdtritain, Master Robinson, Miss M. Richardson, Mr Bay Hone. H B. Royston, ...
... Wheatley. Kilner, Mr & Mrs Thomas Bay Horse. H B. Chapman, Knight, Mr, Leeds Wilkinson, Mr, Barnsley Crown Hotel. Messrs. Baynes. Cartwright, Mr & Mrs. Edwards Rev, J. Hay, Mr Dragon Hotel. H. Baynes, Dawson, Mr H. Hardy, Major Lyle, Captain Stansfeld ...
... Church. R.1.P. HARDY.—June 14th, in hospital. Thomas, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, 24. Waterloo Street. Interred Grove Road Cemetery, Wednesday, 2 p.m. HAWKES.—June 16th, Hospital. Mar* garct, the dearly-loved wife of Thomas Henry Hawke*. ...
... Road. Mr. B. W. Fedden, defending, stated that Johnson gave adequate arm signals before turning. For similar offences, John Hardy, hairdresser, Harrogate, was fined £5, ordered to pay 6s. lOd. costs, and had his licence endorsed, and Colin L. Sproull, farmer ...
... Dalton Greaves, 1, Mount Street, Harrogate, and Mr. Reuben Blow, youngest son of Mrs. T. Blow, and the late Mr. Blow, 22. Hardy’s Avenue, Leicester, The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pale blue marocain dress with navy accessories. Mias ...
... and Miss Huntsman, Miss Hostage, Mr and Mrs Horsham, Mr John Hubbersty, Mr H. Hostage, Miss Tarrison, Mr Hardy, Mr Holden, Mr and Mrs Lee, Mr Thomas Leather, Miss Mayor, Rev. Joseph Manchester. the Mayor of Murray, MrJ. D. Myers, Mrand Mrs ~ Myers, Mr, ...
... Elleecoere Mrs J. Sheffield ♦Fox, M, aibeon. A, Cfctfeop. Mr A Bulay. Hull ♦Goto, Mr A Miss, Q*gow Haworth. B. West llartknool Hardy. Mr and Mrs J, Jar row •Harris. Mr fl- Salop Isaac H, - . Errlngtoo, Susdcrland Hughes, T W, Flint Messrs Walter 4 George, ...
... Mottram. who aJ. Hardy, member of the s-t ri is regarded as one of the most Allerton and Oakwood Club, and Cooke and Hr*. James beat His* Mixed Doable* w..**..-, promising Britain’s young winner, with K. W. Wilkinson, of * Mra B. Hardy and J T Ssundors ...