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... took charge of the sessen, Pro. R. Hardy, C.C.T. presiding, and 1 leezi fie followin officiaqs for the ensuing li narter: —C.C.T.,Bro. W. Armstrong; C.\ .T.. Mrs. Gal; C. Co., Bro. R. Irving :C.S.J.W., Sis. Mrs. Hardy; C.E. Supt., Bro. S. Tentbey ; C.S ...
... Bro. Armstrong, for Star of Peace, and for the • Hope of Brigham ; Sis. Mrs. Gale for Unity Senior ; sod Bro. E. W. Hardy for Buds of Promise, Dearharn. The reports were all of an encouraging nature, and were adopted. Bros. Armstrong and Steinson ...
... day coming, Sis. A. Hardy ;song, Red Wingt Miss Bacon ; quartette, The Haven, Sis. Gale and Hardy, and Bros. White and Gale: ,Isanjo solo. Down t the Swanee River, Bro. Moncrief ; duet. The murnnaring Sea, 'Sisters Hardy and Gale; duet, Larboard ...
... Death of Nelson, 'Bro. F. White ;solo, into Thy Hands, Si.. A. Hardy„. song, Goodbye, Robin (en.. cored) Mass a Hyes ,• quirtette, Rin:g the bell, iVatchman, Sisters Gale and Hardy, Bros. Gale and White; reading, The grasping bar-tender, Bro ...
... en R epa i rs an d a l tera ti ons to lamps Davies won by 150 to 213. done on this premises at shortest notice.—d. Tan RIM THOMAS WAUGH, a talented W . Reposoo & Co ., The Ironmongers, 2, preacher, occupied the pulpit at the Wedeyan B r id ge Street. Church ...
... ERLNEST W. HARDY, a former Workington school teacher who now lives in the Shetland Isles, has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Ask , imomiod Eloniety. Congratulations to him We understand that Mr. R. Faloon,Cooke was one of Mr. Hardy's sponsors. ...
... ounce. THE LEAGUE OF YOUNG LIBERALS held a meeting last night, at which the Rev. F. C. Rollins was elected president, Mr. E. Hardy, secretary; Mr. L. Ferguson, assistant se:cretary ; and MT. G. Fielding, treasurer. There Was a attendance. STARR-BOW BUILDING ...
... tChurch-street, Ynysybwy, near Pontypridd. CONGRATULATIONS to l[r. Ernedt W. was only a Ugh old, said Mrs. Hardy, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Work- Hayes to a Merthyr Empress reporter, ington, vrho left w•stsea school to take up when her left arm ...
... Mia Thompson, :BeNttie, Mrs, Jeffery, Miss L. Joit*, R. Fisher, Mrs. Miller. Mil., Woartoc. Toweal4, Milts Cricket*, 'Mrs. Har.dy, Mies Clarke. The tablec score giver; I>v bore aad friends of the Clutch. evening a public; 'mooting was prertieti by the ...
... following result : FINNS ROUND. T. Kraft ls J. Clark 13 J. Bowness W. Leitch J. Whaite 12 Peacock 15 C. Webb J. Jenkinson A. Hardie 12 J. Fisher E. Stevens J. Morton 15 R. Nicholson J. Hellon W. Holliday 15 W. Pattinson J. Hill 9 G. Herries R. Jackson T ...
... thought that the club had done very well. Mr Thomas Connor was re-elected president, Mr John Heron treasurer, Mr G secretary, Messrs Blair, Bradley, and Bessendele sick visitors. and Messrs Malcolm and Hardy auditors. No change was made in tke Gem=Mee ...
... and the application was granted, Mr W. Watkyn-Thomas objecting. Chisoms Lumosos.—Thames Morgan, labourer, was summoned to Wednesday's court for using obscene language in Churchstreet on May 26th ; and Thomas Edgar, puddler, was summoned for a similar offence ...