... late Joe Wm. Copley of Newton, who died February 2th, 1901 “ Though lost to sight, to memory dear.” HARDY .—In ever loving memory of the lats Isaac Hardy, of the Queen Hotel, Outwood who fell asleep March ist, 1901. Gone, bat Rot forgotten. LONG.—In loving ...

... the principal parts of Cariton and to some of the outer districts. | After tea the party retired into a field lent by Cr. Thomas Oliver, where the children had sports and a cricket match was between married and single women. The band | played for dancing ...

... to be sent nmet_ House Committee by SATURDAY. the J POLLABD, Hon. Sec. Hardy and Co ‘Teall-street, Borough Market. | h December, 1 a VICE AC} ~ 6 blue LAYTON HOSPITAL, Ware.--Hardy aed) ED awe invited for —~,! for Months, from the ist J. MILK, and our ...

... falling into a large plate giacs (Frank) interfered. John run- previ- wicted, had iis. 6d. each to pay, or ...

... A Executive Committee of the Association wae held at the Bull under the presidency Stewart, J.P. After a long ames of Sir Thomas Milborne of Chevet Park, and Brotherton were selected to be @ meeting of the members of nmittees of the Associativn on ming ...

... Netherton Dennington (P.C.'s Tuxworth and Green), 11s. | Sarah Ann Bramley, married, Rothweil (P.C Hardy). 122. THE GAMBLING FEVER.—Amos_ Watson Thomas North, Jewe Barras, Joseph New. Wil liam Jones, Willam Marsh. miners, Loscoe and Alfred Hill and David ...

... Ben Mountain, rabbite—Mesers Arthur, Fi, and Bdward Smith; horticulteral an@ agricultural duce— Meears. Friend Graham. Harry Hardy Thom Vounteain and Ho son Smith: carator—Mr. George Smith, The: judges were —Horsee—Mr. W Cartmell, ham. Blackpool, and Mr ...

... the following ted —G H. Howitt (26 votes), James Hardy (25), Wilfred Smith (3), Charles Clayton (20), and Herbert Ellam (17) Not elected: Henry Milnes (13), John ates and John Luck (1 each), and ‘Thomas M. Sykes (8). ST. BARTHOLOMEW’s CiILURCH. -- The ...

... Wakebeld. William a it arnote athla, of to Miss Mary Ann Jackeon, of Stan- A’ the 25th inst., a: Castle Stauale fe Church, Thomas ‘BAX BY—SIDDLE—On the 2iet Inst. at the ‘ord. to Emily Douglas, of Stanley. the akefield, William of ee Chur Bell, Horbary ...

... HOPSON—On the Bth inst., aged 02, Harsh, wife of Mr. Thomas Heinen. Castletonl. Hawrrr.—On the 7th Met , aged 8, Maria, daughter of Mr. John Hewitt. Flanshaw. HELLIWKi.L.—On the Bth inst., aged 8, Thomas, son of Mr. Elias Helliwell. Horbury. ilawoartu—On ...

... b Sefton 3, Ledbetter c McGregor b Sefton 17, Ayeton lbw b Sefton 0, Child c Pyrah b Oates 3, Barker c Hudson b Sefton 0, Hardy not out % ‘Thompeon © McGregor b Oates 0. total 69. Normanton—8. Kniveton o Fox b Hall 0, C. onary, ° 7. W. Nott b Child H ...

... e), and Ivy Milsom (Kirkgate). ACCIDENTS .—The following have been admitted into the Clayton ita! during the week: —Harry Hardy, 1, son- akoheld, erusbed fingers; John Kell aged 13, Town-street, ems- worth, injury to head and arm; Henry Smith, aged 56 ...