... among the nations would still be preserved. There were 26 candidates attache I to the Kirkby Woodhouse parish and 23 from St. Thomas's Church, East Kirkby. There was a large congregation, and the clergy present include.' the Revs. J. B. Lee (Bishop s chaplain ...

... for ti.ey paid neir debts immediately prior • to the Lmgi,trate. takiqg their sears. Their names were William Smith, William Hardy. and Arthur Blackhurough. EDUCATION PRdVES EXPENSIVE. Under the Education Bye-laws for not sending children regularly to school ...

... of Simla, H Sussex, on Tuesday last.. The briciegr.ioni is the youngest son of the late Mr, Thomas Hardy. of Bulwell Hall, A brother-in-law of Mr. C. Hardy 'the Rev. F. A. Potts ) officiated, and the bride was given alkay by Captain J. C. Peskett, M ...

... cemetery were drawn. as a tribute to one whom they had learned to lose and respect. The family mourners in the church were: Mr. Thomas Farr son). Miss Alice Kathleen Farr. Miss Florence Mary Farr, and Miss Phyllis Acton Farr daughters), Councillor E. R. Farr ...

... on lesser lines Ls'.ead of larger, - legislation usually Voice of Now what shall we say of these three? Poor old Jimmie Thomas, poor old Lord Privy Seal! Of all men at this moment he is most to be pitied. We'! always thought from the writings of our ...

... William Atkin. Long Eaton. and H ar old Long Eaton. An pleaded guilty with the exception of Whetle. Evidence was given by P.c. Hardy. who saw defendants Sacking a small ball about in Wellington-street at 1.30 p.m. on February 7th. On his approach four of the ...

... Bennett, Agnes Wells. Mrs. Stevens (teacher.. Bertha Wright. Winrue Stevenson, Isobel Baker, Annie Stevenson. Harold Daykin. Mr. Thomas Hickling (Headmaster.. 3rd Row: Fred Clarke. Ernest Smith. Lawrence Beresford, Maud HuShands, Winnie Halfpenny, Elsie Fletcher ...

... the other 200 millions were made at home by our own workpeople, what difference would It make to our home markets? Mr. J. H. Thomas. M.P.. recently calculated that an expenditure of one million pounds meant a year's work for 4,000 people. Let your readers ...

... Bth. while in the case of Ranaghan. whose offence occurred on Hamilton-road. Long Eaton. at 10.55 p.m. on March 11th, P.c. Hardy appeared in the role of the avenging angel Fines of 7s. 6d. in each case were accompanied by words of wisdom from the Bench ...

... towards a light. Did you know that you can actually see in the dark by the aid of a light given off by glow-worms? The late Thomas Hardy in one of his novels tells of two men who sat down at midnight on a lonely read to gamble with dice. They found a large ...

... daughter of Mr. and Fletcher. 60. Edward-street. Staple'orc. Passed away March 30th, aged 4 years. HARDY.—At Curzon-street. Nether Gladys Maud Hardy. aged 16 years. MARTIN.—At the Mollies. Westdale-]are. Carlton. Margery. passed March 29th, aged 18. ...

... Jervis inquired what the Committee intended to do with respect to islands. Councillor Hardy said there had been a lot of talk and there were many doubting Thomas's on the Council. He was amazed at the alteration at Wilsthorpe and the improvement would ...