... Harley, 6th A. Osborne. 7th H. W ht. Bth J. Neal, 9th A. Stereos, 10th R. 130 Yards Hardie Baas, open.—lst beak 1 'H. Swann 2 J. Suteliffe ; Skid, 1 B. W. Fraser ; 3rd 'Thomas, 4th A. Swann. Final Heat 100 Yards under 10.-s1 Sparks, Sergeant, S Keats, 4 Heath ...

... perennial , per hardy, and attaining cowl sire. Of the herbaceous Soirees perhaps the pretty snowyblossomed S. Japonica, seen en s Pon plant in such numbers in the markets and shops daring the is one of the most elegant and mate quite a hardy plant, the young ...

... Messrs T. G. Kirby, (vice chair), H. J. Leon, J. Clarke, A. Brantley. Sear, .1. Baisley. C. H. Holdom, W. Hardy. Col. P. B. Wee, Dr. Haynes, with Mr. Thomas Best, clerk, Mr. J. Chadwick. surveyor, and Mr. T. Best, inn., deputy clerk. The Surreyor reported that ...

... Jaws Bkgg, described as a tramp, charged with stealing • pair of boots, of the rake of 79 the property of Menem. Freeman, Hardy k Willie, on October 29.—David Read, manager to the firm, of 45, Midland-road, stated that on. Friday evening be wee outside ...

... arrested. P.s. Page sorroborated. The prisoners elected to go for trial and they Sere amordingly committed, bail being allowed. Thomas Willingham, James Harris, Jonathan Parker, Samuel Potter, John Poem, end Wm. Wilson, were summoned for neglecting to send ...

... Duncan Geddes, Mt. and Mrs. Thomas Pinkerton, Miss 1.. Robinson. Miss L. Birnis, Mr. 0. and D. Beane, Mr. N. Friedley. Mir M. Greenery. and Mr. and Mrs. John Wright (parents of the bride), all of Birkenhead; Mr. and Mrs. Hardy (New Brighton), Mr Lucy White ...

... notice the Chairman moved that, in consequence of the time for which Dr. Digby White (Medical Officer of Health), Messrs. H. J. Thomas and J. C. Nicholls (Sanitary Inspectors), and Mr. W. H. Smith (Surveyor), were appointed expiring on March 25th next, the ...

... the members at luncheon. the Society will meet in the Archdesoonty Library At the Public Meeting papers will be read by Me Thomas Wright on The Unpubliuhed Letters of Cowper and Newton : and Mr. Frederick Mogen on The Democratic Element In Cowper's ...

... Cyrus Cuneo, Mr. Claud, Shepperson. Mr. C. E. Brock, and Mr. R. B. M. Paxton. The coloured cover is designed by Mr. Dudley Hardy, and the appearance of the inn* is in every way wnethe of the letterpress. Hauttam, Mrs., The daintily lacy exerted t TlugOet ...

... Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late AllreeLLordTennyaost 75 Robert Broventag 79 Thomas Carlyle Be Herbert Spencer Bt Ittalyard Kipling Melnik Horn 63 Thoorm Hardy 4 Rmilc 'Auk Longfellow 95 Charlotte Remote 87 Hark Twain (S. L. Ckencua) RI Hall CMne ...

... Book Shop, The Louisa Mary Thomas referred to was the 7, Mill Street, Bedford. daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Thomas, colliery owner, of Yacuborwen. Aberdare, and sister of Mr. D. A Thomas, M.P. for Cardiff. and Mr. J. H. Thomas, chairman of the Cam- SHEFFORD ...

... 'Abel Thomas (L) 4,471,1 Richardson (C), 2,466 ; majority 2,006. No Den chtaia, 're, Vasa Clwyd Clwyd (8,941) : •J Herbert Roberta ) 4,481, Captain Wynne Edwards (C) 2,B cl L o m e a g =, jori 603.—N0 clu g, in. , East (12,981) : *Alfred Thomas (L) 6 ...