... childhood are speedy, po ee = peated the maintenance expenses—f ag, More ard, Gildersome emi per ance ety, and toue. wow Oo \ KEIR HARDIE AND the basis were adopted— ‘esleyans, 15e. During the A.—There was a moderate attendance at to put the road into said that ...

... returned at the head of the there was a clean eweep of the old council. The results aré as follows:—John 141, Thomas Payne Holt Turner 140, John Thomas Smith 13), Charles Heury Brook 131, Ernest Copley 99, Charles Taylor %,~ Joseph Holland 8 (elected), Olives ...

... short Interred at Wragby Church. yard. on the 16th inet. MILAS—(m th January, 1911, at the reesdence of bis Charies siddle, Hardy-croft, John Mille. in bis Sth year. Was interred at Wakefield Cemetery, Jen. 1%h. Friends please accept this, the only, No ...

... of Leeds, was the speaker, and Mr Lewis Thomas, of Tingiey, “The Toilers” and “ abide with me.” THE MORLEY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY'S annual tea and meeting took piace on Satur- day, and was well attended. Mr Thomas Mar- shall The Secretary (Mr Rhodes) read ...

... also have to pay the carte and tot. to the complainant or suffer a further term of fourteen days. Myriam/ma rwo Imams N.—Thomas Hardy was charged with assaulting John Connor, on the mud ult. The parties am Irishmen and both mat makers, the complainant working ...

... their saa;itliiegiiroirotrte officials and the inspectors was passed. ow A A ARV —On Saturday the remains of Quartermaster Thomas Smith, of the King's Head Hotel, were Interred at Batten. The respect In which the deceased was held was such that all the ...

... and Ald. H. J.P. 2,| Meaers. T. A Gosney, J. Dunniil, f. M. Harris (Chief Constable), PF. Massie, n|C. M. Eastwood, H. W. Hardy, ston n Clerk), FP. ‘le, J. Bartle, ;,| Lee, J.P, Dr. Lionel T. We W. iH. Kingewell, J. W. Craven, P. 0 worth ( ‘riott (Deputy- ...

... Wakefield. 15.—Hardy and Co. W * eros: have v7] large assortment of MUSIC in walnut and always in nd at prices 0d.—Hardy and Co., ng OVELY Velvet Pile CARPET RE, I, choice design, wi handso: Od.— Very suitabie for drawing room. Hardy and Co, Teail-strect ...

... to leave.—Defendaat, who and 6s. 6d. cosets. or seven days. exprese¢d his surrow, was fined 2s. WANTED ames Jessop, hawker, Hardy Croft, was charged with Leacford Arias lodging-house, who a:ked to kill Herbert Dobson, of the the defendant should be bound ...

... receipts. Ansrtration at tue Royar an arbitration was at the Royal Hotel, Ik was held before where it opened on Wednesday. Mr Thomas Winn, of Leeds: the plaintiff being Mr Henry Clarkson, of pe on whose behalf Mr Simpson, arc! ect, and MrJ. O. Greaves, 1 ...

... Richardson, Hardy Croft | EADE’S PILLS THE SAFEST AND P. Hebden, 79, Kirkgate be set aside for adapting ibe emallpox isoln-| he handled with the touch of an summoned by Meory miner, P on hospital @andal a samatorium for, and he was encored for Hardy Croft, ...

... living et Forbruige- row, Normanton Common It appeared that on the previous night deceased wen: to the house of her brother, Mr Thomas Hartill, Chapel-row, and waited there anu! her hus band and brother went vo the station io meet a cousin, Who was coming from ...